The Great Wild

Seton is the story of Ernest Thompson Seton (1860-1946), a famous American writer and naturalist.

This book includes all the stories from Inu o Kau and Toudo no Tabibito, and two works never reprinted before, Hiken Zangetsu and Hyakunen no Keifu. List of works: 「犬を飼う」『ビッグコミック』1991年6月25日号 「そして…猫を飼う」『ビッグコミック』1991年12月25日号 「庭のながめ」『ビッグコミック』1992年4月10日号 「三人の日々」『ビッグコミック』1992年9月25日号 「約束の地」『ビッグコミック』1992年7月25日号 「海へ還る」『ビッグコミックスピリッツ』1994年3月28日号 「松華樓」『ビッグコミック』1998年1月10日号 「山へ」『ビッグコミックスペシャル増刊』2002年12月1日号 「凍土の旅人」『ビッグコミック 1（ワン）』2003年7月2日号 「白い荒野」『ビッグコミック 1（ワン）』2003年12月28日号 「貝寄風島」『ビッグコミック 1（ワン）』2004年7月1日号 「秘剣残月」『ビッグコミック 1（ワン）』2008年4月3日号 「百年の系譜」『ビッグコミック 1（ワン）』2009年4月12日号

(from MangaUpdates): Based on novelist Ryuichiro Utsumi's works. Published as the Hitobito Series (人びとシリーズ): - The Keyaki Tree (欅の木) - The White Rocking Horse (白い木馬) - The Reunion (再会) - My Brother’s Life (兄の暮らし) - The Umbrella (雨傘) - At the Art Gallery (絵画館付近) - Through the Forest (林を抜けて) - His Hometown (彼の故郷)

After an earthquake, a mysterious forest appears in an area close to the 10 year old protagonist's new home. This is Jiro Taniguchi's last work before his death. It's unfinished, originally intended to be 3-5 volumes. The manga was made for a French audience, in full color, with a simultaneous release in French and Japanese.

K is the name of a mysterious mountaineer who routinely exposes himself to mortal danger in order to complete miraculous one-man mountain search and rescue missions for lost expeditions. Although he conquers the world’s tallest mountains, he himself is of unknown origin—hearsay has it that he is of Japanese descendance. His extraordinary skillset as a rock and ice climber have singlehandedly turned him not only into a legend among local tribes of the Himalaya mountain range but also a highly sought-after lifesaver—even when it comes to the most desperate of situations where other ascensionists have already given up all hope. Regardless, K is not in it for the money. He perceives of mountains as both an opportunity for personal growth and a way of strengthening his bond with mother nature herself, utilizing the lessons learned from regional mountain folk and by observing animal behaviour to solve the increasingly more difficult challenges thrown at him by the eight-thousanders. Equipped with this adventure-packed drama as your mountain guide, your spirit shall be elevated to the height of manga—and beyond.

Middle-aged salaryman Hiroshi Nakahara accidentally takes a train ride back to his old hometown to visit his mother’s grave. Then for reasons he can’t explain, Hiroshi is transported back in time, and discovers that he’s an 8th grader again, but with all of his adult memories intact. Can he, or should he try to change the decisions he made before? But more importantly, can he find his way back to the present day, or is he stuck in the past?

Winter 1989, Alaska. Blanca has escaped from a secret training camp in the Soviet bloc, counting only on his instinct to pass the Bering Strait and reach Alaska, the land of wolves. Hounded by the secret services, the genetically altered dog is driven by the call of nature and his land to continue the endless journey, embodying an ancient Inuit legend because of his extraordinary fighting skills, speed and endurance. But in his journey he comes across very dangerous enemies.

Collection of short stories by Jiro Taniguchi Table of Contents: Kikyō [VAYA CON DIOS] (帰郷 [VAYA CON DIOS]) Jakō (ジャコウ) Taka (鷹) Mori e [Iwa no Michi] (森へ [岩の路]) Jeronimo (ジェロニモ) Rongu naifu (ロング・ナイフ) Tsuki ni hoeru (月に吠える) Kijō no mori e [atogaki] (机上の森へ [あとがき]) Hamidashi no mori e (はみ出しの森へ)