Odile and Odette run Angel House, a ballet academy that doubles as a sexual playground for rich, wealthy and influential clients.

A fighting manga set in China. Ramenman, the main character, travels from place to place, fighting various enemies. Originally debuting in Yudetamago's other early work, Kinnikuman, Ramenman became so popular (more so than Kinnikuman himself), that he got his own spinoff. It was serialized from June of 1982 to December of 1988 in Fresh Jump (officially ending in the January 23, 1989 issue, due to the suspension of the magazine itself). It was made into an animated series in 1988. Since the Ramenman in this series seems to have no direct connection to Kinnikuman's Ramenman, it is assumed that this series is set in a parallel world. There is also the belief that this Ramenman is supposed to be the ancestor of Kinnikuman's Ramenman.

An anthology of 4 early horror stories by Kanako Inuki. Originally published in Shoujo Friend/Fresh Friend magazines.

"Sally the Witch" is a princess who came from a magical land to make friends with humans. Sally built a house in the human world and started going to school there, but her father, the emperor, did not like it and tried hard to bring her back to the magical land. And even a mischievous little cub comes along...? (Source: ebookjapan, edited)

It is the Sengoku period. Zuba-ban is a wild child who is unbeatable in physical strength, easily swinging around his giant sword and cutting down hordes of enemies! Then, suddenly, Jeanne d'Arc, a knight clad in western armor appears, along with Kanchohi, who seems to have come from China, and the invincible warrior Golongo. This colorful bunch joins forces in hopes of uniting Japan! Zuba-ban is unbeatable in hand-to-hand combat, but soon the gears of strange fate turn...!? A thrilling, super-period drama depicted on a grand scale!

Manga adaptation of the video game Cotton: Fantastic Night Dreams that was serialized in Comic Gamest.

Six horrifying tales from the mad man Hideshi Hino. Everything from a child who loves butterflies, a mad doctor seeking perfection and boy terrorized by his father's tattoo. This is the original collection that Dark Horse would later take one story from to title their anthology Lullabies from Hell.

Beware the red snake! Told from the perspective of a young boy, The Red Snake is a story of the above boy, the house he inhabits, and the forest around his house that stretches on and on. The characters in the story are all mad: his grandfather, who sports a massive growth on his jaw; his grandmother, who believes she is a chicken; his father, who is vicious to the chickens he raises (except for his mother, to whom he provides eggs that so that she can claim she laid them herself); and his sister, whose affection for insects borders on the erotic. The story evolves into a classic nightmare. The Hino Horror series: Hino Horror Volume 1: The Red Snake (赤い蛇 Akai Hebi) Hino Horror Volume 2: The Bug Boy (毒虫小僧 Dokumushi Kozou) Hino Horror Volume 3: Oninbo and the Bugs from Hell (地獄虫を食う! 鬼んぼ Jigoku Mushi Woku! Oninbo) Hino Horror Volume 4: Oninbo and the Bugs from Hell 2 Hino Horror Volume 5: The Living Corpse (死肉の男 Shiniku no Otoko) Hino Horror Volume 6: Black Cat (黒猫の眼が闇に Kuroneko no Me ga Yami ni) Hino Horror Volume 7: The Collection (M Collection) Hino Horror Volume 8: The Collection 2 Hino Horror Volume 9: Ghost School (Ghost School (HINO Hideshi)) Hino Horror Volume 10: Death's Reflection Hino Horror Volume 11: Gallery of Horrors (Kyoufu Gallery) Hino Horror Volume 12: Mystique Mandala of Hell (Kaiki! Jigoku Mandara) Hino Horror Volume 13: Zipangu Night Hino Horror Volume 14: Skin and Bone This manga is also volume 4 in the Magical Horror Series.

Story 6: Yasha Gozen – In this sparse, effective short story, a young girl whose family just moved to an old house deep in the mountains finds herself haunted by a supernatural creature, but everything might not be as it seems.

In every school there are very unusual characters. Take, for example, a quiet and seemingly unremarkable girl named Mako, who turns out to be an extremely gifted psychic. The school where Mako studies is beset by a series of supernatural disasters caused by a mysterious entity, which becomes the clairvoyant's primary task to track down and neutralize - because if she fails, all the school's students will be in mortal danger!

Miyu amid the war with awakening Japanese Shinma. (First part: Miyu and the war against Western Shinma)

Six classic chilling stories populated with yokai, ghosts and demons. A work that enchants with aesthetic refinement and imaginative suggestion. Inspired by Lafcadio Hearn's celebrated Kwaidan: Stories and Studies of Strange Things (1904) and other famous legends from Japanese mythology such as the fascinating and frightening Snow Woman. An unforgettable journey into the mysterious Japanese spectral realm.

In this 1980 short story by Rumiko Takahashi, a young ronin adopts a zashikiwarashi, a spirit that is supposed to bring good fortune into his home, however looks can be deceiving.

"The Great Dark Circus descends from a rotten, cursed, demon-related lineage. Every sin, every flaw and every torment from men are represented in our show. Come and watch, meet the tragedy of the ventriloquist mother, the secret of the butterfly princess and the angst of the mist-man… Going into the roaming black tent of the Great Dark Circus is acceding to the magic of its phenomena, and that magic will be the source of our misfortune, because we are all of them."

Six fantastic tales from classic Japanese literature as interpreted by horror manga master Hideshi Hino. The narrative power of these tales, and in particular the frightening scenery of Rashomon, has inspired, and continues to inspire, artists from the most diverse disciplines of art such as the celebrated writer Ryunosuke Akutagawa and the great director Akira Kurosawa. "The Demon of Rashomon" represents one of the pinnacles of auteur manga capable of combining two seemingly irreconcilable elements: the formal sophistication of traditional Japanese storytelling and the violence of the horror genre.

In the depths of the sea of Japan, surrounded by darkness, trapped in a concrete sarcophagus and rocked by the currents of the Pacific, sleeps a nightmarish creature. Where darkness is law. Where fish have no eyes. Where nothing exists. Hideshi Hino's chilling theater raises its scarlet curtain. Let us abandon all hope, we who enter here...

The old hero is coming back!!

During the Warring States period, the demon king Gosun, who has been hiding in the Himalayas for a hundred years and has mastered evil sorcery, is aiming to conquer Japan. Shishimaru fights as the invincible ninja Kaikitsu Lionmaru with the sword given to him by Koji Kashin, Japan's greatest ninja!

(from amazon.jp): **"If nuclear power plants cannot run without people who work under radiation exposure, shouldn't they be treated more favorably and given more respect, even if they are not the 'Fukushima Fifty'?"** -Susumu Katsumata Susumu Katsumata, who won the Grand Prize of the Japan Cartoonists Association Award in 2006 for his depiction of the local life and people of his hometown in Tohoku, opens this volume with two unique short stories that capture the reality of nuclear energy gypsies based on meticulous reporting. 　 Katsumata studied nuclear physics at graduate school and became aware of the dangers of nuclear power plants early on, covering power plants in Fukushima Daiichi, Daini and other areas. He was in charge of illustrations for "Why Nuclear Power is Scary" and "Energy Plan for Nuclear Power Plant Phase-Out" (both published by Kobunken), and selected nine short stories from among the works of the mangaka, who continued to work consistently, though humbly. The exhibition traces the spirit of Susumu Katsumata, which emerges from the different elements of his works, which are both down-to-earth and personable. From "'COMIC Baku' and Yoshiharu" Tsuge by Hiroshi Yahisa, Fukutake Shoten, 1989.

The Godzilla Comic is an anthology comic featuring the work of a vast number of different artists and 15 original stories. The tales vary from humorous parodies to darker themes. The chapters are: "Original Story: Godzilla" (ORIGINAL STORY GODZILLA Orijinaru Sutōrī Gojira) by Hiroshi Yokoyama "Godzilla²" (ゴジラ２ Gojira Tsū) by Minoru Kawasaki and Kia Asamiya "POSEIDON" (POSEIDON Poseidon) by Tatsuya Tomimoto "Tokyo Godzilla Group" (東京ゴジラ団 Tōkyō Gojira Dan) by Shinpei Ito "Godzilla vs. Bonsai Daughter" (ゴジラ対盆栽娘 Gojira tai Bonsai Musume) by Koichiro Yasunaga "Strange Tale of Genroku Period Odo Island" (元禄大戸島異聞 Genroku Ōdotō Ibun) by Yutaka Kondo "Monster Warrior Godzilla" (GODZILLA怪獣戦士 Gojira Kaijū Senshi) by Hurricane Ryu "Godzilla: Nightmare Option" (GODZILLA-悪夢の選択 Gojira Akumu no Sentaku) by Kenichi Matsuzaki and Tamaki Nozomu "Tiny Godzilla" (小さなゴジラ Chīsana Gojira) by Akio Jissoji and Reijiro Kato "Last Seen" (ラストシーン Rasuto Shīn) by Kazuko Yumeno "Warning from G" (Ｇからの警告 Jī kara no Keikoku) by Shinobu Kaze "Godzilla vs. Chief Yamada" (ゴジラ対山田課長 Gojira tai Yamada Kachō) by Ken Ishikawa "Godzilla's Resumed Earth Defense Battle" (ゴジラ再び地球防衛決戦 Gojira Futatabi Chikyū Bōei Kessen) by Kazumine Daiji "Gojira-kun" (ゴジラくん Gojirakun) by Yamada Takahiro "Godzilla, Young Guy, and I" (僕とゴジラと若大将 Boku to Gojira to Wakadaishō) by Minoru Kawasaki Chapters

Sapphire is the Prince of Silverland - however, Sapphire is actually a girl. At birth, she was born with both a boy's heart and a girl's heart thanks to a prank pulled by the cherub Tink. Her parents, without a son, decide to raise her as a boy, and even dress her as such. Several plots threaten to undermine not just Sapphire, but Silverland itself. Can Sapphire keep her homeland safe? Note: Different from the 1953 version that was serialized in Shojo Club. This version includes characters (like Captain Blood) that were not in the previous version, as well as a different plot. [Official English](https://kodansha.us/series/princess-knight/) --- **Volumes 4-6 of the Osamu Tezuka Complete Works**

Rosalind Hathaway, an adorable 8-year-old girl with rosy cheeks and golden hair. Apparently fair and kind, a little angel in society's eyes. And yet her appearance hides a dark secret, for wherever she goes, death follows. **Note:** This manga was originally published in 1973. In the 2017 reprint, the author released a new chapter 44 years after the original release. This extra chapter is a prequel to the events of the manga.

The Koinobori yakuza family's souls are expensive commodities, a source of great pride to those of the demon world's soul bank. But when the Koinobori heir, Ryuji, is born with a pure soul engrossed with fairies and angels, it's up to Maria to become his personal cupid and reform him so that he continues the Koinobori's lascivious family line!