You can't leave this island until you've killed 100 people. The most deadly survival game begins on a solitary island where desires swirl and only the strongest survive!

Cursed with a naturally low supply of aether, Arcus Raytheft is disinherited and shunned by his family. Things start to change when he experiences another man’s life through a dream — a dream that shows him marvelous technological wonders that don’t exist in his world. Armed with this new knowledge, Arcus sets about showing his parents that they were wrong about him. Surely an arsenal of mind-blowing spells will be enough to convince them you don’t need aether to succeed?

Fourteen-year-old Kouichi Hayase's life has always been a mediocre one, if not dismal. However, those days of being bullied by classmates and escaping to a fantasy of being a hero are put to an end when a certain “accident” bestows on him a girl and a gigantic humanoid robot called “LINEBARREL”. The extraordinary power that Kouichi obtains puts him and everything around him on a sudden rollercoaster ride of battles, intrigues and friendship! During the course of his adventure, the boy starts to learn what life has to offer; he meets new friends, bids farewell to the old ones, but most of all he now has considerable responsibilities and is forced to confront the world around him.

His name is Van Cromwell, And he’s known by many names. “The legendary S-rank adventurer”, “The master of the ‘Witch of Disaster'”, “The Hero”, “The world’s strongest magician”… But his true identity is just your average guy who can only use a bit of magic?! With the fame gained from a misunderstanding, superhuman foes and incredibly difficult quests follow… Both of which would be impossible for your average guy. And if they ever discover that he’s a fraud, he’ll be sentenced to death! And yet that average guy decided to stick with the lie of being a hero, all for the sake of a single girl, “The Witch of Disaster”. …He has no talent, he’s painfully aware of that …But he knows how geniuses fight. He also knows how to rile them up and identify their weak points. And so, Van fights. Through wit and planning, traps and swindles, he deceives everyone, including the girl for whose sake he’s doing it all for. And Van will keep on winning Until the day he rises up from the fake “Strongest” to the real “strongest”…

Sho and his friend, Tetsuro, stumble upon a strange orb-like mechanism, the Guyver Unit, in the woods. It physically bonds with Sho and turns him into the alien soldier, Guyver. His mission is to protect the Guyver Unit from the Japanese corporation known as Chronos. They are after it and two other units just like it. To retrieve the object, they send out vicious monsters known as Zoanoids. So no one is safe in Sho's life; not even himself. **Note:** Because of the way Viz ordered their chapters, chapter numbers don't match up but chapters 19 and 20 aren't missing.

Crow, the loyal butler of a villainess, realizes through a series of chance events that he has in fact been reincarnated into another world. With a new perspective on life, he realizes just how badly he's been treated by this haughty, egotistical and prideful noble lady he calls his mistress until now, and boils with rage at the injustice. However, after deciding to take revenge on her in a risque way, he comes to realize that she's a lot easier than she looks...

This special one-shot celebrates the 21st anniversary of the beloved American football manga Eyeshield 21. The story revisits the characters after their high school days, as they step into the world of college football. The intense action and strategic gameplay that fans loved return, with former teammates now facing off as rivals in a decisive match. This one-shot captures the spirit of competition, the growth of its characters, and the thrilling atmosphere of football, making it a must-read for both longtime fans and newcomers.

Never reprinted.

A boy discovers his classmate's secret identity.

_"If you're an adventurer, it's normal to be able to do this much!"_ Rose then set Shifa through a series of training exercises, telling him, _"If you want to be an adventurer, you have to be able to do this!"_ Shifa believes Rose's words and tries his best to complete the ordeal. However, Rose's training becomes more and more extreme in order to prevent her brother from being in danger when he becomes an adventurer...

One-shot manga adaptation of *Sonic Superstars*.

Fuuko is an UNLUCKY girl that causes bad luck to anyone she touches. As she prepares to face her death, Andy, an UNDEAD who desperately wants to die appears before her! Realizing her potential, he decides to use Fuuko's power to gives himself a permanent death, but then a certain organization goes after them…

“Beginner magic magic arrow” The magic that many magicians learn first. Albert Luminous, who was born as the eldest son of a nobleman, had a difficult day compared to his younger brother who won the championship, but he could use magic arrow at a young age. I was able to do it. I believed in my talent and went to the magic school, but I could not practice any other magic. Alberto was abandoned by his disappointed parents, but he continued to cook magic arrows without giving up. It has been ten years since then. When she meets Rola, a white-haired girl who is about to take the entrance exam for the academy, the fate of Alberto, who has stopped, begins to move!

The winner of the 33rd Fantasia Award, a cyberpunk fantasy, has been adapted into a manga with stunning artwork! In the year 2099 of the Integrated Calendar, in the city of Shinjuku, a city that has reached the ultimate pinnacle of development, the legendary Demon Lord Veltol returns. Amidst the splendid prosperity of the colossal city-state lies a brutal 'darkness' concealed beneath the surface. With the intention of dominating this new world, the Demon Lord rises to action within the boundless future!

Kurosu Daiki is an ordinary high school student. He worries about his test results and deals with his cute but overbearing little sister, but he's not entirely dissatisfied with his peaceful everyday life. However, Daiki feels a sense of discomfort with such a routine life. One day, he meets a girl on a street corner who appears with a sudden intense palpitation. She is a witch living in the present world...! The long-awaited comic serialization of the modern occult novel "Irinoku," which won the Kakuyomu Contest, has started!

Tohru Yanagi, aka BYDE, is an obsessive gamer with a penchant for fantasy tropes. It should come as no surprise, then, that after playing his favorite VR game "Last Fantasy" for 100 hours straight, his heart gave out and he died. In the endless void after death, he met Celuenon, the god of gaming. Intrigued by his skills, Celuenon invites him to the world of Krenaklem, a land of swords and sorcery and all of those typical isekai tropes. Tohru accepts, and naturally is sent to another world. So what's the catch this time, you might ask? In lieu of giving him any skills from Last Fantasy, Tohru instead was gifted a deck from "Monster and Magic Masters" - a physical card game he used to play in the past. And just like the trading card game, as long as he has the required mana he can summon any card from his deck, ranging from monsters to his faithful wolfgirl assistant Waff. Anyway, by now you get the jist of it. If you made it to the end of this synopsis, you know exactly what you're getting into - and you've likely already committed to reading this. Don't let me stop you.

Comicalized of the TV show version. From 1958 to 1959, all seven chapters were published by Suzuki Publishing. Kyuji Inoue is in the 1st to 4th chapter, and Kazuo Murayama is in the 5th to 7th chapter.

In the Future Century (F.C.), humans have ruined the Earth. Much of mankind has abandoned Earth for space colonies, with each country on Earth having a corresponding space colony. Instead of having wars, a "Gundam Fight" is held every four years, where a representative will pilot a Mobile Fighter and compete with other Gundams until only one is left. The winning country is allowed to rule the Earth for four years until the next Gundam Fight.

Takashi Shiki is a ronin student who has nothing going for him. One day, he sees fighter planes flying above the sky - as well as a man who died from a gunshot to the head on the ground. The next day, after tanks start to show up, a mysterious young woman named Yuki Kitano begins to accompany Shiki. Shiki also is given the task of watching over his wealthy neighbor's mansion for a hefty sum. But this fortunate turn of events for Shiki is too good to be true: before long, the truth of the matter becomes clear to him - *World War III is about to begin.* In addition to the title story, also includes: - **Mirai of the City of Nocturnal Light** (夜光都市のミライ, Yakou Toshi no Mirai): Adachi resides in a city far from the sun - so far from it, there is no night or day. One day, a surprise encounter leads him to meeting Mirai, a young lady who not only lives in a place even further below Adachi's, but wishes to obtain a flower in the city of light above. - **The Yellow Rabbit** (黄色い兎, Kiiroi Usagi): A glimpse into the life of a pathetic factory worker, and the various scandalous matters he catches wind of. *Note: In the original Sun Comics tankobon, the one-shot Black Bird of Death 4444 (黒死鳥44444, Kuroshitori 44444) was also included. This one-shot was the manga writing debut of Buronson after his brief time under Hiroshi Motomiya. It was included for its similar themes to Panic World, but is absent in the digital edition.*

A gentle young man named Haru is living in a run-down church in the outskirts of a frontier city, but his real identity is the legendary "mentor" whose pupils' names are famous throughout the entire continent. The next target of his guidance is Rebecca, a mid-rank adventurer whose progress had plateaued out. How will Haru nurture the latent abilities of a girl who has given up on herself!?

***WARNING*** This manga takes place right after the True Ending of the visual novel. Minato Kageaki accepts a request from a man known as the Patriarchal Priest, who wants to be protected from musha that share the names of the legendary Japanese heroes of old.

Manga adaptation of Bartholomew Roberts' interlude side-story from the Fate/Grand Order mobile game.

The Gundam MSV Ace Pilot Series of Biographies originally ran in Comic Bon Bon magazine from December 1983 until July of 1984 and focused on three heroes: Johnny Ridden, Shin Matsunaga and Roy Greenwood. These same three characters would later pop up (along with Thomas Kurtz) in their own individual stories by Oki Hajime, only this time under the title of “Gundam Pilot Series of Biographies.”