Philosophical - Page 8

“I’m searching for the ‘other half of my soul.’” Masataka, who enjoys a self-indulgent university life, is invited by his professor to a reading circle where he meets his junior in the same philosophy program, Eito. Eito’s known in their department for his good looks and how insanely serious he is, plus he’s gay but doesn’t care what other people think of him. Masataka approaches him out of curiosity, but then…?! Super cool and confident junior x sleazy, scumbag senior. Love knowledge and know love in this philosophy studies BL♡

Owner of a private Santeria. All wishes are granted as long as the rules for each request are followed.

This is the beginning of the Human Farming Plan by zombies. Humans are almost extinct, and zombie society is on the verge of a food crisis. Wataru, a zombie whose quirk is that he retained his human intelligence and emotions, cooked up a forbidden plan to achieve a breakthrough in the food crisis of his fellow zombies. His grand plan is: to look for surviving human males and females, get them to breed and begin farming humanity (food)! However, the first surviving woman he encounters in his search is his ex-girlfriend, who he still has feelings for, even now!? (Source: Big Comics.jp) --- [Official Publisher](https://shogakukan-comic.jp/book-series?cd=48948)

Everything still matters.

"Ethics" is the path of humanity, a principle that becomes the norm of morality. It is not necessary to learn it, but the lessons are laden with the truths of life. Cool ethics teacher Takayanagi confronts his students' problems and their beliefs.

After coming home from school, middle schooler Miyuki Kisaragi spends her time drawing manga alone... A deeply moving look into the profound and personal act of “creating.” A powerful new one-shot by Fumiyo Kouno, celebrating 30 years as a manga artist!

*Reads from left to right.* A collection of poem manga and full color manga filled with warmth and childhood innocence. Includes: - **Rosebud Rosie** - **The Bright Gray House** - **The Child in the Box** - **My Neighbor Ippei-kun** - **The Light in August**: A short poem manga about a girl and a game of hide-and-seek she played when she was younger. - **Etchings of the Seasons**

Ai Kiyomiya, a girl who is starved for affection, aims to live a normal life and not cause trouble for others, as her parents had told her. One day, an accident occurs right in front of Ai's eyes. The girl who was supposedly run over quickly repairs her wounds and asks Ai to help her escape. This is an apocalyptic science fiction story about two girls.

A father and daughter find themselves lost in a nightmarish gathering—a grotesque banquet where figures draped in animal forms feast. But here, humans are livestock. Human flesh is the main course. The ones who operate this “human farm” are not quite beasts, yet neither are they human. They are something else entirely. The unlucky pair is about to experience the most horrifying “hospitality” imaginable. Meanwhile, Nero, a wildcat laborer at a farm, encounters the village\'s enigmatic leader, a deer-man named Ernest. Their meeting stirs something deep within Nero—a buried memory long forgotten… A world of terror. An unrelenting spiral of shock and horror. And a chilling question for you, the reader—what does it truly mean to eat life?

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Tensai Bakabon (Or, \"The Genius Bakabon\" ) is a gag manga starring ironically the titular character\'s father, only known as \"Bakabon\'s Papa\". The manga generally centers around episodic stories of Papa causing trouble around town due to his own and his son\'s complete and utter incompetence. This usually attracts the attention of the local trigger-happy policeman \"Honkan\", as well as causing issues for Bakabon\'s mother (Also just known as \"Bakabon\'s Mama\" ) and his younger, but extremely intelligent brother, Hajime. While the series is quite old, many of the jokes and stories are timeless in execution, and hold up well today, which is largely why it\'s considered a classic series in Japan. 3 Bilingual comics where released by Kodansha in the early 2000s. --- - **Won the Bungeishunjū Manga Award in 1971**

As the rates of **depression** rise abruptly around the world, **President** Elior Nova and his *« family »* embark on an **introspective adventure** that will (or not) allow them to answer the **main question of life** : *\"What is the answer to this cryptic puzzle that is Happiness?\"*