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In a Japan transformed by the meteoric rise of the metaverse—and plagued by a wave of new, virtual crimes—Yūki Katase finds himself falsely accused of a crime committed in the digital realm. Desperate to clear his name, he turns to the legendary online urban-legend detective known as “Fictional Kyōko.” But her help comes at a steep price: in exchange for her services, Katase must give up his grip on “reality” itself. Thus begins a near‑future mystery that threads together the virtual and the real, as truth emerges from both worlds.
When high school student Kakeru Daiba runs for long enough, he enters into a runner\'s high state that heightens his senses. When his crush, Natsume, disappears mysteriously one day he\'s forced to use his ability in ways he never expected.
This is the Control Zone Management Department. The places we manage are filled with strange anomalies and peculiar rules. But no matter how bizarre things get, the work must go on. Will we make it through the day alive?
A man washed up on an unknown, isolated island has lost his memory. Giant creatures roam around, ruthlessly devouring their prey. Suddenly, the man trembles in fear and discovers an extremely high castle wall. He expected to see signs of civilization and humans, but a large number of corpses were dumped from the top of the castle wall, refusing to come. As the man secretly watched the situation on the castle wall, he began to feel a strong desire to go to the other side of the wall. What will happen on the other side of this high wall, and what will be the fate of this man? One of Hideshi Hino's masterpieces, painted in 1972. The fantastical world view that makes you feel color in monochrome gradually pulls the reader away from reality. You too will get lost in a mysterious space along with the main character. Recreate the original cover from the first edition as much as possible. Includes many other masterpieces.
After the tragedy that happened in her family, Arimura Aiko moves to another city. There she meets Matsumoto Hikaru, a former basketball player who also experienced a misfortune. They don't even suspect that their stories might be closely connected.
Legend has it, a hundred years ago, the god of love plummeted into the mortal realm, his consciousness shattering into pieces, his time looping indefinitely—these were the kinds of tall tales Suo Mei liked to read. The summer after graduating from law school, Suo Mei lazes away at an old art studio, where a youth with rose-red eyes strikes up a conversation with her over a box of strawberries. She’d thought he was just a frivolous boy, but the truth seems much more complicated. “So, this time, will you choose to love her, or… kill her?”
In the world, there are various immortals disguised as human beings. The biggest difference between these immortals and humans is that each immortal has a special instrument to assist them in fulfilling their missions. Whenever new immortals take office or old ones retire, they will hand over or claim their instruments in the Arsenal. There are times when some old immortals, coveting the power, refuse to turn in the instruments; and some new immortals, being not familiar with their own identities and instruments when awakening, misuse them. Under these circumstances, someone has to take over their instruments with force and supervise the using of them. And this person is the protagonist of the story Lu Xifeng. However, he has his own secret...
To Rei, her business-motivated marriage is a hellish ordeal—a life shackled by control and forced attempts to conceive by her husband Masaichiro. Her only meager means of revenge are the birth control pills she takes in secret. However, even Rei has a ray of light in her life: a food truck she visits daily that is run by Mikio, a kind, handsome young man. The fleeting lunches with Mikio allow Rei to truly be herself. But her pills don't remain a secret for much longer, and Masaichiro forces her to quit her job upon their discovery. On her final day, when all hope of ever seeing Mikio again is seemingly lost... a man comes in to rob the bank she works at! From the moment Rei sees him, she is strangely drawn to him, kicking off their dramatic romance.
The magazine-sized (B5 size) "Tetsujin 28-go", which was published by Kobunsha as "Kappa Comics" in 20 volumes around 1965, has been reprinted. The original 4 colors and 2 colors are faithfully reproduced.
From the creator of Apple Children of Aeon comes a gripping, six-volume thriller manga about trauma, healing, friendship, and what it means to be "sick" or "healthy." A must for fans of suspenseful, complex manga like Naoki Urasawa's Monster and The Promised Neverland.---Eight years have passed since the sickness known as "the Sleep" ended millions of lives. Now, after a dangerous procedure that involves diving into patients' memories has ended the pandemic, Petty Officer Adam Garfield wakes up in a hospital to find an IED has taken one of his legs. But Adam's plan to retire from U.S. Navy service and cash in his pension to goof around with his younger siblings is shattered when he receives secret word that the sleeping sickness has returned, and it's his job to coax back the mysterious man who helped cure it the first time: a man known by the codename "King."+
In "The Apocalypse Banquet", horror creeps into the everyday: eight nightmarish tales in which psychosis becomes increasingly symbolic and pervasive. However, Hideshi Hino does not limit himself to shocking the reader. Each story starkly highlights man's cruelty towards those who are "different". Tales of mutation in which gruesome metamorphosis becomes an act of purification from a society that rejects any and all "abnormality."
When he was young, Prince Takaoka had been told stories of India by Fujiwara no Yakushi, the favorite concubine of his father, as a bedtime story, and he had longed for that land. Decades later, as he grew up, he set out on an exotic, mysterious and fantastical journey to make his dream come true. A bold manga artist draws the towering mountain in the history of fantasy literature with a neat and mysterious look. A full-fledged comic adaptation.
