In the 19th century empire after the war, rose "mechanical boxing" which involved people who had had their bodies modified. Under his uncle's tutolage, Levius, a lonely youth who lost his father in the war and whose mother is in a coma, enters the mechanical boxing scene… **Note:** This manga is read left to right. [Official English](https://www.viz.com/levius) --- Levius is being published - In French by [Kana](https://www.kana.fr/produit/levius/) - In Italian by [Star Comics](https://www.starcomics.com/ShopDetail.aspx?Titolo=1161)

In order to attain immortality, the Grim Reaper began devouring the souls of people. To gather more souls, he created the Larvae and unleashed them upon the world. Cyan is a former member of the Argent Cavaliers, an order of holy knights dedicated to eradicating Larvae and founded by the Grim Reaper's sister, Lemuria. Cyan left the Argent Cavaliers in order to hunt down the Grim Reaper with Jade, a descendant of Lemuria, and put an end to the Larvae threat once and for all. ---

A sci-fi retelling of Wagner's "Ring of the Nibelungen", starring Captain Harlock. The series was first serialized from 1990 to 1991 in Chuukosha Fan, a used car magazine (!). A sequel was published for free directly on Shinchousha's webpage from 1997 to 2000, making it probably the first online manga.

A collection of one-shots revolving around themes such as the passing of time, loneliness, human nature and the impact of man on the planet. Published in Play Comic between January 1975 - December 1976 and collected into a tankōbon by Akita Shoten in 1985.

Based on the shoot 'em up of the same name. A kingdom is under attack, and great rewards are promised to any who come to its aid. Four bounty hunters (Gain the Battler, Chitta the Witch, Miyamoto the Samurai Dragon, and Bornnam the Necromancer) come to the rescue.

Based on the shoot 'em up of the same name. Five characters go on an adventure to assemble the four pieces of a magic mirror so that they may be granted a wish.

In *Street Fighter Zero*, Ryuu suffers from the "waves of murderous intent," but finally overcomes them and becomes a true fighter in this moving story. Ken, now a father with a family, discovers a new strength. In order to experience that strength and explore a new path, Ryuu also sets out on a journey of training to find power of his own. Through mortal combat with the strange hermit Oro, the giant Hugo, the Chinese martial arts brothers Yun and Yang, and the English gentleman Dudley, what is the state of mind that Ryuu has reached? And who will be Ryuu's final opponent?

Long ago, the God Aigis sealed away the devils that caused havoc in the human realm. Now many thousands of years later the Demon God, Tiamat, has come to the human world seeking to destroy all humans using the very devils that Aigis had sealed away so long ago. One of the first to fall was the imperial capital where their prince, who is descended from heroes, had no choice but to run away and watch as his homeland burned. Now he must do what he can to survive Tiamat's onslaught and recruit allies in order to take back his kingdom. Will he live to see the day his kingdom is free of Tiamat's hands?!

After Kusakabe Honoka is diagnosed with an untreatable disease, her father puts her in cold sleep in hopes for the future. When she wakes up, it seems all of civilization has been destroyed. All she has to help her in this future world is Haco, a dog-like robot that was created to protect her. What happened to the world while she was asleep!?

An endearing story of a boy who, while visiting his relatives in a rural village, visits a mysterious pod where the local dragon deity supposedly dwells and uncovers a conspiracy that uses the god's name in greed.

Based on the popular fighting game series by SNK, known in the West as Samurai Shodown. This series is read from left to right.

A collection of stories featuring unorthodox archaeologist Hieda Reijirou and his encounters with the unknown.

Sonic World Adventure is a two chapter story that was featured in Dengeki Nintendo DS, which is a Japanese gaming magazine published by ASCII Media Works (formally MediaWorks). It was part of the promoting campaign for Sonic Unleashed in Japan and it loosely follows the plot since Sonic's transformation into the Werehog due to Eggman's scheme and later adventures with Chip.

"Okinawa Ryukyu Karate Shuri-te" has been handed down since time immemorial. A fierce fighting action of men who are guided by fate and given the fate of the red lion statue who landed on the land of Ryukyu!

A Trauma. With one traumatic instance, a lifelong fear is developed. But what if one could fight with their trauma, rather than against it? What if that Trauma could take physical shape? (via Bomber D Rufi) Hika Souma, called Picasso by friends, is 17 and still without a girlfriend after being dumped 13 times. One day, a pretty girl who later introduces herself as Sujata drags him out from a moving train, and with her unwanted assistance, his childhood trauma toward demons (oni) takes the form of a real demon summoned out from his body.

This manga was written and drawn by the great Go Nagai back in 1983. It's about Hanamoto Musashi, a boy who in school, appears to be a nerd, but in reality, he's actually a thug… One day Musashi meets a girl who says she is a Princess of a distant planet. She goes by the name of Princess Yurika. Since then, Musashi's life has been flipped upside down, becoming an Iron Knight with a technologically advanced armor that the Princess Yurika gave to him, that allows him to face her enemies, and avenge his friends who were killed by them! This manga is a clear homage to the historically existed samurai, Miyamoto Musashi, but in Nagai's twisted sci-fi style!

The Shape of Happiness is a tankobon of manga adaptations of Nintendo properties, released in March 1989. The ninth, tenth and eleventh stories in this anthology are based on the original Metroid. It was never officially released in English. The one-shots were written and illustrated by Sakura Tamakichi . Tamakichi would later team up with manga writer Kentaro Takekuma and serve as the artist for *Super Mario Adventures* under the pen name Charlie Nozawa.

Manga adaption of H. P. Lovecraft's "At the Mountains of Madness" - Won the Prix Asie de la Critique ACBD 2019 award.

The year is 1274, and the Mongols are invading Japan! It's Kublai Khan, aiming to conquer the world. But Japan has a secret weapon in a crack team of killers, known as The Carrion Eaters. Led by the vicious Ranomaru, who wants to take Kublai's head. Not all is well in Kublai's camp, though…a Korean leader might well be dissatisfied with what Kublai plans. This conflict will take them to the ends of the earth.

Certain people suffer from a mysterious disease which causes a wind-up key to appear somewhere on their body. The key has to be wound regularly, otherwise they will stop moving. Miku’s parents, who suffer from this disease, are captured by the authorities, while Miku escapes into the town to seek help from a mysterious boy called Kuro.

Naruto Gaiden: Nanadaime Hokage to Akairo no Hanatsuzuki (Naruto Spinoff: The Seventh Hokage and the Scarlet Spring Month) is a spin-off sequel mini-series of the Naruto and part of the grand master plan of Masashi Kishimoto's "Naruto Shin Jidai Kaimaku Project" (Naruto's New Era Opening Project). The mini-series will feature the next generation of ninja, including Boruto Uzumaki, who is the son of Naruto Uzumaki, the Seventh Hokage of the Hidden Leaf Village.

In the far future, war has destroyed the entire Earth, leaving only a barren wasteland called Sand Land where the supply of water is controlled by the greedy king. In search of a long-lost lake, Sheriff Rao asked the king of the demons for help… and got the king's son, Beelzebub, and his assistant, Thief. Together the unlikely trio sets off across the desert, facing dragons, bandits, and the deadliest foe of all… the King's Army itself! It's travel adventure and tank action in this new story from the creator of Dragon Ball! [Official English](https://www.viz.com/sand-land)

Adol has returned to the town of Minea, where his adventures began. After hanging around for a while and conversing with old friends, he decides to set sail for the overseas land of Celceta.

Set in America during the pioneering era, "Outlaw Man" is pursued by the Pinkertons after he is awarded with a prize. Despite the man escaping without leaving any footprints, the detective agency manages to find a small trace of his escape and persistently chases after him. The man's beloved horse, Cameron, is eventually shot and killed by the detectives, leaving him in a desperate crisis. (Addendum from mangapedia): This is Hirohiko Araki's second debut short work, published in 1982 when he was still under the name "Toshiyuki Araki". It is a wild west manga following his first work "Poker Under Arms". The original genko (manuscript) of this work was lost, and for a long time it existed as a "phantom work" that had not been collected into tankobon. 2004 saw the digital reprinting of this work from the magazine in which it appeared in and is part of "Gorgeous Irene".