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This is a original story set in the world of Jojo\'s Bizarre Adventure. In 1992, a small town in Canada called Planck\'s Creek is faced with the untimely death of a young woman, Patsy Paula. In this town that is a lot stranger than it seems, her childhood friends take on a bizarre adventure to unravel the mystery of her death.
Kyouko and Kou are assigned to investigate a mysterious religious cult called \"Paradise\", after Amu Miyamoto from the idol group \"Wednesday is Sunday\" reaches out for assistance. Her fellow bandmate, Mei, is entangled with this sect. The group\'s enigmatic leader appears ageless and perpetually radiant, hinting at a vampiric nature. Their arrival in the secluded countryside where \"Paradise\" is based is met with suspicion and hostility... and thus, the pursuit kicks off!
I want to be the reason you, whose name I don\'t even know, choose to live one more day tomorrow.
After being hit by a truck, 34-year-old Nozaki Hitoshi is transported to a fantasy world by an uninterested god. Stranded in a harsh wilderness with nothing but his newfound karate skill and instincts, he must fight to survive. With resourceful tactics like crafting clothing from tree bark, testing fruit for poison, and engaging in combat with goblins and other beasts, Hitoshi eagerly rises to the occasion. However, despite his growing strength and skills, the solitary hero is still desperate to find other humans in this unfamiliar realm. Witness the thrilling clash between karate mastery and swords and sorcery in an engrossing fantasy adventure!
Cheongrim, an ethnic Korean from China, works under his cousin Sikwon, a mid-level boss in a Shenyang crime syndicate. Tasked with dangerous jobs, he lives a precarious life. One day, while collecting a gambling debt, he is offered a collateral—a woman named Kim Ok, a North Korean defector, bound and helpless in a warehouse. Taking her back to his hometown, Cheongrim finds himself slowly drawn to her, while Kim Ok, initially wary, begins to trust him. As their love quietly grows, fate intervenes, threatening to tear them apart…
A very special prison with only women! Ahn Taeseong, one of the world\'s leading conglomerates, creates a very special women\'s prison in order to protect his precious daughter Jiae. There, Jiae forms her own harlem and continues her debauchery life. However, there she also meets Eunha, who has been charged with attempted murder. Intrigued by the other woman, Jiae pretends to help Eunha in her jailbreak plan, but falls into a world of lust with her...
\"A Party Cure\" takes place in 1996, when strange events began to unfold in Tells Newhour, the number of Deviants - people who had obtained abilities through murder - is on the rise. It did not go unnoticed by the special forces of the town \"Cat Mafia\".
After fierce bullying, Yuuto Kiba wanted to die. On the verge of committing suicide, his fate changes rapidly when a strange and funky beautiful girl, Kubaru, tells him, \"Give me your life.\" Make your life happy with love?! A slightly strange and psycho love drama.
An illustrated beginner's guide, I'm Enough uses manga and illustrations to make self-acceptance and the topic of Interpersonal Psychotherapy accessible to all readers. Cartoonist Tenten Hosokawa is the self-proclaimed "Queen of Negative Thoughts." One day she visits a psychiatrist, Dr. Hiroko Mizushima, and begins a journey of self-discovery. Through the lens of personal experience, Hosokawa uses comics to illustrate her path to self-acceptance.
The manga centers around Ginjirou Manda, a loan shark business man who is affiliated with many Yakuza gangs in Osaka. He charges an interest rate called toichi—10% more interest every 10 days, or 365% every year. Thanks to his unrelenting money-collecting tactics, he is feared as "Minami no Oni" or the "Demon" of Osaka's Minami business district. Even when his borrowers tries to scam him, he always finds a way to make them pay his money back.
In the walled city of Baldium, certain individuals develop supernatural abilities known as Unlaw—powers born from emotional trauma and mental anguish. Norman, a young man with an impressive track record of resolving mysterious cases involving these Unlaw, should have been celebrating his successes. Instead, he finds himself trapped in a dark interrogation room, forced to recount every case he’s handled—especially those involving four extraordinary girls who became his closest allies: the Teardrop, the Witch’s Hound, the Gemstone, and the Fairy. Labeled as “Monsters” by society, these girls were feared and shunned—but to Norman, they were far more than their abilities. As he revisits their stories, he unravels the tangled web of love, trust, and sacrifice that bound their fates together. This is a tale of confessions—to the world, to each other, and to the monsters within themselves.
Hiroshi Nakahara, a 48-year-old salaryman, inadvertently boards the wrong train to Tokyo following a business excursion to Kyoto. Upon realizing his mistake, he resigns himself to the situation and settles in for the ride, discovering that the train is en route to his hometown of Kurayoshi. Roaming the streets of his old neighborhood, Hiroshi recognizes how drastically the place has changed in the couple of decades since his mother's passing. As he pays his respects at his mother's grave in the Genzen Temple, he's magically transported back to his 14-year-old self. With his adult mind's memories and knowledge still intact, he becomes a junior high school eighth-grader. His newfound youthfulness allows Hiroshi to escape from the trappings of adulthood, namely his marriage and two daughters. With no concept of how to return to his original timeline, he fully embraces his adolescence, all while attempting to uncover the reasons behind his father's desertion of their family in order to better comprehend the man and his actions.
