Hellsing

Bando Eiji is a hitman (though he hates to be called as such…) with more than a few screws loose. This 3 chapter mini-series from the creator of Hellsing follows the escapades of the demented Bando as he picks off one target after another whilst simultaneously confusing the hell out of onlookers with his unhinged mental disposition!

Hellsing, an organization devoted to the elimination of the vampire threat, has recently uncovered information regarding the attempted production of "man-made" undead. The world is presently in the thick of WWII, and the current leader of Hellsing fears the Nazis could potentially use these creatures as front-line super-soldiers. Although the technology of creating artificial vampires is still in its infancy, it has advanced enough to be a serious threat. In an attempt to put a stop to this perverse and dangerous experimentation, Hellsing has sent two of its most skillful agents to Poland. A young man by the name of Walter C. Dornes - a.k.a. "The Angel of Death," and Alucard, an ancient vampire currently in forced service to the Hellsing Organization. Together, they attempt to stop the progress of the Nazi's efforts.

Beautiful Young Men, Legendary Detectives, and Extreme Sadists. A handsome ophthalmologist investigates a murder in Tokyo in the first half of the 20th century. It was scheduled to be a short story for 3 episodes, but it was suspended after the first episode was published.

As time goes by, bloody wars between gangs over area disputes only pose higher risks to all parties involved. Higher-level gangs started to hire well-known assassins to settle their problems. Thus, the coliseum of this age is born.

Mamoru Nishiarai is a transfer student to Seigaku High. Once there he meets with a group of eccentric game lovers who call themselves Dennou Kenkyubu. He joins their club and has to undergo a variety of events and adventures with them.

This is a series by the same author as Hellsing. It's a story about a girl that's new to the job of working in a gaming place. The chapters are short, and it is read from left to right. The story does not relate from one chapter to another. Each chapter is a stand alone story.

"Angel Dust" follows Alexander Anderson, a former mafia hitman who now lives under the false identity of Father Doolittle. After betraying his cartel and fleeing with 50kg of heroin, Anderson tries to atone for his past as a Catholic priest. His life unravels when he returns to his church to find his nun, Chris, assaulted by cartel members searching for the stolen heroin. With the threat escalating, Anderson sets out to destroy the cartel, uncovering dark secrets tied to his past and a dangerous Nazi leader in Brazil.

HI and LOW by Kouta Hirano is a chaotic, 24-page wartime manga set in Manchuria during WW2. A German engineer, lured by a deceptive Japanese Kempeitai ensign, believes he’s escaping to Japan—only to be a pawn in her scheme to steal Nazi technology. Their plan is derailed when a female Nazi officer storms in, exposing the ruse and igniting a racist shouting match. Before their bickering can reach a climax, Soviet partisans attack, forcing the two nationalist rivals into an uneasy alliance to fend off the communists and save the hapless engineer.

An isekai series from the creator of Hellsing. The story of Drifters begins during Japan's Sengoku Period (~1467-1600), a time of constant warring between the island's states. A samurai on the verge of death suddenly finds himself thrown into another, fantastic world, alongside important military figures from history. It's time to battle in a brand-new world war.

The evil force controlling the country will do anything it takes to destroy The Resistance including rape and indescriminant murder.