Carl van Hellsing has vowed to hunt down the vampire Elliot for eternity. But, that's exactly what Elliot wants.

1-3: Love Story A knight and a pilgrim are thrown together by circumstances in this tale set in Europe during the Middle Ages. 4: Paradise, Paradise An underling resents having to accompany the boss of another division on a business trip to a tropical location.

1-2: Love Song, Don't Cry My Baby Reliable salaryman Fujita spots window washer Ohno outside his office and finds himself wondering what life would be like on the wild side. 3: Personal Feelings Lazy at work and a player in his private time, Sawamura discovers some interesting information about his boss, Chief Nishigaki, when he's almost caught in flagrante with the boss's wife. 4: A Wife's Love Chief Kawashima wonders why the promising young newcomer Mikami won't open up to him. Will he get to know Mikami a little better when they take a business trip together? 5: King Invader Gabel's brutal victory upends the life of young prince Elio.

One day, Son happened across a woman, named Shue, that he had loved as an older sister when they were young. It looked like it was the same woman, with the same scars, but Son had thought she was dead. In fact, she was a reanimated corpse, resurrected by a young girl named Fuu to work as her minion. Son becomes Fuu's follower, determined to find a way to return Shue's soul to her body so that she might live again. However, Son doesn't know what he's gotten into with Fuu, though, as she ends up in conflict with many other practitioners of her arts, using Shue's reanimated corpse to do things that Son would rather have never seen.

A celestial monkey named Gokuu, who was given the title of Saiten Taisei, is in charge of the Celestial Peach Garden. However, he tends to only eat the peaches and do nothing else. After not being able to find any other ripe peaches to eat, Gokuu tries an unripe one. To his dismay, it doesn't taste the same and he throws it away from Heaven. This peach rolls and rolls until it eventually lands on Earth, becoming a human itself… And so… ten odd years on Earth passes in the blink of an eye.

4Koma parody manga of The Rose of Versailles by Riyoko Ikeda herself. A new version of the classic Shojo Manga "The Rose of Versailles" is born for the first time in 32 years! In addition, beloved characters such as Oscar, André, and Fersen are transformed into lively three-dimensional characters in this 4Koma manga. The gag comedy work, which sometimes incorporates current events, offers new charms for Riyoko Ikeda and the "Versailles" manga.

The mysterious alchemist Lorenzo Lusignano, a descendant of the royal family of Cyprus, is searching for the ultimate secret of alchemy – the Philosopher’s stone “Elixir.” Rumors of this blood-red gem creep everywhere, but nobody seems to have seen it, so Lorenzo’s travels through Europe’s Renaissance are never easy. Follow him on his journey as he meets kings and queens, witches and wizards, pirates and gypsies, fairy-tale creatures and monsters, and even gods.

Three intertwined stories centered around dreams. The first is about the Gilgamesh Epic, the second and third take metaphors and characters from the epic and place them in a different setting.

Mini-manga from The Hyrule Fantasy strategy guide.

Covers the first 3 Zelda games: *The Legend of Zelda*, *The Adventure of Link*, and *A Link to the Past*. There's a small comic introduction for each. Only the 29 comic pages are posted here, not the 205 of the whole encyclopedia.

After the death of his grandmother and only remaining relative, Shinakawa Raizou moves in with the mysterious Mitou family as their housekeeper. He soon learns the Mitou family's secret: the Mitou can use great power with only their words. But because this power harms the body of the user, the Mitou pair up with human-like paper dolls to transfer their wounds to them through bodily fluid contact.

When handsome but reserved executive Kei visits his company's most successful location to work with the hotshot manager Shinji, he has no idea that all of his perfect plans are about to go out the window! Can a buttoned-up professional hope to fend off a rogue romantic's aggressive advances……… or is the heat of playful passion too enticing to ignore? Tonight's Take-out Night features a feast of beautiful men fumbling and fighting as they do their best to resist true love! Will a shy fast-food executive finally tame a passionate (and persistent) employee? And what happens when a budding artist is more than inspired by his mysterious mentor? In the end, these couples can't help but sink their teeth into sweet, savory temptation!

It's the year 2205 AD, stories of the old days are slowly being modified by unknown, evil forces. As a sage, you have the ability to bring life to inanimate objects. Your duty is to bring these blades to life, create an army, and defeat the enemies! A 4koma based on the browser game Touken Ranbu -ONLINE- by DMM and Nitro+.

A series of side stories of Donten ni Warau series. Some of the stories take place before and some after the end of the main series.

In feudal Japan, a young boy who can see the future through his dreams struggles to protect those closest to him.

This volume contains spin-offs of the [Ze](https://mangadex.org/title/14650/ze) series. Most of these were created for autograph events and freebies during purchases. There is also a 26-page compilation of never before seen material!

A dream-like story between a king and his subjects. One night the oracle Legna dreamed of a voice that shouted "Die!" Thus, he began to search for the owner of that voice. To protect the beloved young king, the oracle begins to investigate in private. --- Legna, one of the last members of a dying-out clan of dream-seers known as 'Oracles', serves as a courtier of the childlike and (apparently) well-loved king of his country. One night, he has a prophetic dream of impending danger towards His Majesty - but is unable to discern the source of the threat. Determined to protect the young royal, Legna then begins an investigation which takes him deep into the realm where dreams and political conspiracies intertwine...

A depiction of the Joan of Arc story.

Dr. Shouan brings home the dead body of a beautiful young man one snowy night, planning to turn it into traditional remedies. Initially dismayed when his source of income revives, Dr. Shouan soon realizes: "living bodies also have their uses…"

The Lord of Sanwa’s son Lamkha saves Kanan, who collapsed on the road, and brings her home. In Sanwa, where the Messengers of Heaven or Flying Serpents roam the skies, a legend has been passed down the generations. According to the legend, a Holy Dragon fell from the heavens following a battle against a Black Dragon and was buried in Sanwa. What is the truth behind the legend?

One night, a mysterious young man named Shikon is introduced as the newest member of Saiga's group of assassins for hire. Shikon is outgoing and flirtatious, but Saiga can sense there's more to Shikon than he lets on… A chance encounter on a moonlit night leads to two destinies awakening.

**"Heed ye scoundrels, I will kill you all."** Gennosuke Inoko is a buraku, a group of people considered to be less than human. Taken in by a dojo and a practitioner of Kenpo, Gennosuke exhibits tremendous skill and a dangerous ferocity. The other members of the dojo conspire against him ending with Gennosuke killing the sensei he thought he trusted. Embittered and lonely, he seeks to eliminate those who wronged him at any cost. Was a very controversial work and many copies were recalled. What has been scanlated on MangaDex is a 2004 release that contains censored dialogue (as represented by Xs and Os) along with an essay giving insight on the controversy. What's also included is a redone version entitled *Heed ye Scoundrels* (alternatively, *Heed my Words*). The official English version that is linked contains the *uncensored* version with the original dialogue and a 2004 essay, as well as the apologies from Hirata himself as well as the (infamous) Hinomaru Bunko. Though, dismayingly, the redone *Heed ye Scoundrels* version is not included. **Links** - Official English (Retrofit Comics) Retail - [Amazon](https://www.amazon.com/Bloody-Stumps-Samurai-Hiroshi-Hirata/dp/1940398916/) - Alternate Official English - [Comix India](https://comixindia.org/product/verite-03/) (Re-lettered English translation of Retrofit Comics along with Hindi translation by Mili Yadav)

Professor Einstein, who had always regretted the fact that the atomic bomb was born from his own discovery, placed his wish for the future into the hands of two boys, Hikaru and Haruhi. Then it happened in 2005, Tokyo. A mysterious young man appears before Ruika, a girl who lives as a dead brother for her mother. He is Hikaru, who took a tablet to stop his growth in order to find the girl who holds the key to saving the world... Past, present, and future... A spectacular historical fantasy that transcends time and space!

Read from Left to right. From Wikipedia: Candy Candy is primarily a love story. Candy's first love was a character named Anthony Brown, but the series is remembered by the majority of fans as a result of her heartbreaking separation from her true love and soul mate, Terence "Terry" Grantchester. A recurrent story arc in the series is the "Prince of the Hill", a mysterious boy Candy met as a child and never saw again. His identity is revealed in the last pages of the manga. --- **Won the 1st Kodansha Manga Award for Shojo in 1977** Official Release: - Indonesian release by Elex Media Komputindo as **Candy Candy**