Shounen Ai - Page 60

From "Manga: Sixty Years of Japanese Comics" by Paul Gravett: It follows the lifelong relationship between Kain Walker, a New York cop who has hidden his homosexuality, and his younger blond boyfriend, Mel Frederics, an orphan with a troubled past.

Towa and Yamato are twins with very different personalities. Yamato is loud, outgoing, and regularly gets into fights, and Towa is quiet, studious, and always suffering the after effects of Yamato's actions as he's always being mistaken for his brother. On his way home from school one day, Towa suddenly meets Mitsuru, a mysterious, young delinquent whilst being beaten up by the school gang who mistakes him for Yamato. But Mitsuru can tell them apart...

When he opened his eyes one day, Yuyu found that he had entered a strange game world filled with monsters, and if you die, your death is broadcast live. To survive, you must beat the game. Fortunately, Yuyu meets the game’s cold-mannered god, Yunze. Caring more about his life than his image, Yuyu clings to Yunze for help.

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In the far future, advanced technology made it possible to build a dome city in space.Chess arrives in this city after learning that Esther, his rich sister, has died.

I am Changjoo Lee. 26 years old. I am about to graduate from college and will be crushed to death by a collapsed building. The reason I'm like this now is because a junior I met in liberal arts asked me to go to an exhibition in this building, so I followed. All my friends told me to avoid him because he was a murderer, but I didn't believe any of them. No, from an objective point of view, X is handsome and has a cute personality, but where is it that he is like a murderer. But I... should have believed that... Me?

Yu Mano wanted a job where he wouldn't have to deal with lots of people looking at him, and maybe where he could get some of his college homework done during breaks. Being an albino in South Korea, he always stands out. There's this creepy yet eye-catching mansion in his neighborhood that somehow is a library, so he decides to work there part-time for a while. But his annoyance level soon shoots through the roof because every single one of the (admittedly gorgeous) librarians there are vampire otakus! They even dress and talk as if they are vampires—and as if they're certain he is one, too! After an awkward first encounter with the head librarian (including being dragged into his elegant coffin), he is determined to never go back but...

Iori is a timid, feminine boy. Masaru is an aggressive boy who leads the other boys in bullying Iori. One day, they encounter a pair of strange extraterrestrial bunnies who turn them into magical girls in order to fight aliens that are invading their town.

He comes across a cute girl on the way home in the late night. Out of kindness, he helps "her" get out of trouble and decided to let "her" stay just one night at his house. But "she" doesn't seem to interest him much, by contrast, "she" is kicked out of his bed when "she" is trying to sleep with him...

A young man finds an amnesiac guy who's dressed like a pilot, and a (rather confusing) sequence of events begins to unfold.

Under pressure from his parents, the popular BL writer applied to the liquor company "Beers." He didn't even have a speck, but he accidentally submitted an unreleased copy of his novel instead of a resume letter, which drew attention and made him pass the final exam! In particular, Baek Ho-ryeong, the president of the company, made a big mistake about the novel, and the illusion goes beyond favor and becomes love. Iro's first social life, which was firmly rooted in the spirit before he could adapt to the bitter taste of society he had never tasted.

Garai is a Japanese Catholic Priest, who is unable to give up his lifelong sexual relationship with Yuki, a beautiful and sadistic young master criminal. Yuki's malicious crimes have become more and more extreme over the years, claiming many innocent lives, and Garai is tormented by guilt at his inability to stop them