"But don't you know, Masaki? Pottery will never be the same once it's broken." One day, Manami's husband, Masaki, suddenly suggests to move back to the countryside where his parents live. Manami hesitates at first. When she met his parents for the first time, she remembers the town's old-fashioned customs and how they look down on women. In the end, she decides to go with Masaki, hoping that once they settle down, it would bring sex back into their relationship. But even after returning to the countryside, Masaki goes out drinking with his friends until late at night. And to top it all off, he's starting to look down on Manami, just like his father and brother. He even broke a special plate that Manami made as a child with her mom and sister. And just when Manami thought she could overcome her sexless marriage, after countless attempts of trying to get intimate, Masaki hits her with, "We can have sex when we want to have a kid". Soon after, Manami sees a message from another woman on Masaki's phone... (Source: MangaPlaza)

**An autobiography in manga form from legendary anime director Rintarô. Fully illustrated and with a foreword by director Katsuhiro Otomo, creator of Akira, this inspiring memoir is the unique journey of an animation trailblazer.** **Grand Prize Winner of the Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize!** Born in 1941 in Tokyo, Rintaro joined the Japanese animated film company Toei Animation in 1958 at the young age of 17. Even in his humble beginnings, when he was involved in putting the finishing touches on the animated film Legend of the White Serpent, Rintaro made unfathomable waves for anime as we know it, with Hayao Miyazaki citing it as a core inspiration in becoming an animator and director rather than a manga artist. In 1960, Rintaro transferred to Mushi Production, an animation studio established and overseen by the “god of manga” Osamu Tezuka himself. He made his directorial debut with the TV anime Astro Boy (1963–66) and served as the chief director for the first-ever full-color TV anime in Japan, Kimba the White Lion, which aired from 1965 and made peerless contributions to the development of technical Japanese anime culture during its early years. Rintaro returned to Toei in 1977 and began work on Jetter Mars. In 1978, his directorial work on Space Pirate Captain Harlock caught the attention of the then-president of Toei Animation, leading to his appointment as the director of the theatrical version of Galaxy Express 999. Released in 1979, this film became a record-breaking hit. After being chosen by Haruki Kadokawa to direct Genma Wars in 1983, Rintaro shifted their main activities to studio Madhouse, directing major films such as The Dagger of Kamui, Yona Yona Penguin, and the critically acclaimed Metropolis. A unique journey that will take us from postwar Japan to the release of the film Metropolis in 2001, My Life in 24 Frames per Second is a journey filled with encounters, opportunities, endless nights, jazz, cigarettes, but above all, cinema. Follow Rintaro’s memoir as key milestones in the history of Japanese animation are unearthed in insightful clarity. *Source: Abraham ComicArts*

"Han sang-hyun" Is a boy that dreams to become a manhwaka, and one day he hears a story that falls like lightning from a clear sky. And that is that he had a fiance he never knew about. After not being able to win against his grandfather he goes to the meeting against his will. however the lady ehe meets there is a girl who feels to be a rich spoiled girl named "Yu Suh-eun". after having a fight with a girl that acts negatively to him, he comes back to his house just to find out that Yu Suh-eun is in house!? What? The new house that the'll be staying in is the "Marriage House"? Will han Sang-hyun and yu suh-eun break through their families plans to successfully get divorced!?

Is the terrible heartache caused by a distant lover? Or is it the ties and obsession that follow along, like love that won't come true...? (Source: BOMTOON, translated)

Her body is male. Her mind is female. And she's a lesbian! The story of how she remade her life in order to be an Office Lady, previously made famous through SNS as "Patchwork of Yorippi-chan's V\*gina", now made book! *Originally published on Mangahack and later collated by Jitsugyo no Nihonsha for print release.*

**Through sign language and acting, two young men seeking their places in the world discover a connection that transcends the spoken word.** “To think that just what I’ve always wanted to hear would come from someone I just met.” Fujinaga is a university student who dreams of becoming an actor so he can do what he loves best—conveying emotion and story through physical expression. But after failing multiple auditions, his hopes are dashed and his confidence crushed. When he meets Keito, a fellow student with congenital hearing loss, Fujinaga is suddenly introduced to the world of sign language. Although clumsy at first, Fujinaga quickly picks up signing and surprises Keito with his astonishing talent of expressing emotions through action. Is it that only in a place beyond all verbal limitations can two people, both yearning to be understood, forge a bond they never expected? *Source: Square Enix Manga*

I woke up inside my favorite novel, not as the protagonist, Luca Winterwald, but as Judith, his abusive aunt and the first character to die—time for a rewrite! I’ll hand Luca off to his loving, long-lost uncle as scripted, and then live my own life far from danger. At least, that was the plan. When his uncle arrives, Luca suddenly calls out, “Don’t leave!” Now, I must protect Luca from impending family tragedy, raise him to become the hero, and turn this villainess’s ending upside down! (Source: Tapas) *Note: Includes three extra chapters.*

In a city of the dead, long since ruined and far from human civilization, lives a single human child. His name is Will, and he’s being raised by three undead: the hearty skeletal warrior, Blood; the graceful mummified priestess, Mary; and the crotchety spectral sorcerer, Gus. The three pour love into the boy, and teach him all they know. But one day, Will starts to wonder: “Who am I?” Will must unravel the mysteries of this faraway dead man’s land, and unearth the secret pasts of the undead. He must learn the love and mercy of the good gods, and the bigotry and madness of the bad. And when he knows it all, the boy will take his first step on the path to becoming a Paladin. “I promised you. It’s gonna take a while, but I’ll tell you everything. This is the story of the deaths of many heroes. It’s the story of how we died, and it’s the reason you grew up here.” *Source: J-Novel Club, Vol. 1*

A collection of shorts made by various doujinshi artists and published by Capcom. Published under one omnibus volume in English. Volume 1 1. **Ashita e no Zenshin** *(Progress Toward Tomorrow)*, Yamauchi Tamako 2. **Gyakuten no Suiri** *(Turnabout Inference)*, Nisemura Kei 3. **Maboroshi no Gyakuten** *(Turnabout Illusions)*, Seventh Gear 4. **Chiisana Jimusho no Chiisana Jiken** *(A Small Case in a Small Office)*, Yamasaki Wataru 5. **Yasashii Uso** *(Kind Lies)*, Mikage Tsubaki 6. **Gyakuten Gokai** *(Turnabout Misunderstanding)*, Uchimura Kaname 7. **Douryoku** *(Motive Power)*, Naruzo 8. **Gyakuten no Aru Kyuujitsu** *(Turnabout Day Off)*, Kurokami Yuuya *\- 4-koma Manga Anko Kikuchiyo* Volume 2 1. **Gyakuten no Koneko** *(Turnabout Kitten)*, Otono Natsu 2. **Itako wo Mezase!** *(Spirit Medium or Bust!)*, Osada Kaoru 3. **Bengoshi wa Taihen** *(It's Not Easy Being a Defense Lawyer)*, DAIGO 4. **Minna de Gyakuen Nikki** *(A Turnabout Day Together)*, Aona Masao 5. **Gyakuten? Food Fight** *(Turnabout? Food Fight)*, Yorozu 6. **Car Life My Life**, Yamauchi Tamako 7. **Temari Tansaku Butai Shutsudou!!** *(Ball Search Team, Head Out!!)*, Tomo 8. **Densetsu no Bengoshi** *(The Legendary Defense Attorney)*, Anko Kikuchiyo 9. **Mayoi no Oozora** *(Maya's Blue Skies)*, Yamasaki Wataru 10. **Manjuu Funshitsu Jiken no Nazo** *(The Mystery of the Missing Manju)*, Tsukapon 11. **Michi to no Souguu** *(Encounter with the Unknown)*, Hashiba Rin 12. **Gyakuten Daikaiten** *(Turnabout Big Turnaround)*, Shinosuke *\- 4-koma Manga: Kano Aira, Shimanda Kiyono*

I quit my terrible job and set off on a trip, only to die in a plane crash! I woke up to find myself reincarnated as Tanasia Breloff, the villainess of a novel I once read. Tanasia was scheming to harm her sister out of jealousy, but I’m not interested in villainy; I’m content being a beautiful, wealthy noblewoman! But wait… don’t I eventually get killed in the novel? I must prevent my death—so I can live the peaceful life I’ve dreamed of! This series contains themes regarding abuse and may not be suitable for all readers. Viewer discretion is advised. (Source: WEBTOON)

Narumi Luna is a high school student who only wants to make friends, but her tough appearance keeps everyone at bay. When she rescues a black cat from a cruel fate, she gets kicked out of her apartment. With nowhere to go, a chance encounter with the school's elite changes her life...?

Jung-Ho is bullied to the point of self-harm, until one day, his prayers are answered by Mephistopheles, the archdevil. Mephisto offers Jung-Ho magical powers that would allow him to take revenge on his bullies, and in return, asks for his soul. It’s an easy choice for Jung-Ho, who thinks nothing can be worse than the living hell that is his life. But what he doesn’t know is that there are greater forces at work, and that he is but a pawn in a much larger game played by angels, demons, and exorcists. (Source: Lezhin)