New transfer student Mano Shouko just wants to live her life independently without relying on others. When Noda Seiji, the boy who sits beside her in class, catches her messing up the school festival art decorations on camera, she's trapped into accompanying him home every day. She wants nothing more than to change seats to free herself of him, but her feelings may change when she encounters someone from his past…

A series of manga adaptations of Ian Fleming's James Bond novels. Four novels were adapted in total: Live and Let Die (volume one), Thunderball (volume two), On Her Majesty's Secret Service (volume three) and The Man with the Golden Gun (volume four).

Before Narumi Taiga, Bitou Tatsuya, King Joe and Tsukimoto Mitsumasa, there was Terakado Butta. This is the story of how, under his leadership, Housen became the powerhouse that would become Suzuran High School's greatest opponent. Butta was there the year the school was founded, and without him, we would have never had the Housen Hitman we know and fear today.

Ueda Aki is about to start her first year in high school with older brothers Tooru and Kaoru, who are stars of the tennis team as well as seemingly the rest of the school. Aki has always gotten along very well with Tooru, but never with Kaoru. Despite the new environment, none of this seems likely to change until...?? Note: Vol. 3 also contains a one-shot titled "Jingle White" about Christmas time during a very volatile relationship between Kazuyoshi and Yuka.

Apperead in Phryne, a lesbian magazine that only lasted for two issues (one came out in June 1995, the other in November 1995). It contained articles, short stories, manga, essays, and the like. "Community News," by Saitou Emi and the Heisei Community Committee, is a 4-panel manga strip.

Kanako has fallen in love with her brother. They try to break it off and arrange a prospective marriage interview... Love stories replete with romantic moods. Volume 8 contains the side story "Tuberose Serenade" \[30 pages\], which is the final definitive ending to the Waltz wa Shiroi Dress de series and occurs after Magnolia Waltz.

The story takes place in a world that is gradually decaying because of the approach of an "evil god" from another dimension. Seishirō Shikizaki meets Ajisai Misaki at a party before school starts, and the meeting feels predestined. The tagline in the magazine reads "Under the cherry blossoms, a 'hero', 'evil god', and 'weapon' meet." (Source: Anime News Network)

A period drama masterpiece recounting the remarkable feats of an outlaw bounty hunter renowned as Rabid Dog. Following the hero as he rescues the weak and battles the mighty, master artist Takao Saito’s dynamic samurai action keeps readers on the edge of their seats! (Souce: JManga)

Pre-serialization manga of *Houkago, Bokura wa Uchuu ni Madou*.

"Today is my safe day, so please pay me a visit in my room." These bold words were addressed to me, Sakuradamon Jirou, from Shiinamachi Kaguya-senpai, a senior library monitor. Filled with anticipation, I visited the "Clock Tower Caretaker's Room" where Senpai lived, only to discover Senpai collapsed on the floor, all covered in blood. Then the situation proceeded to develop rapidly in an unexpected direction! The culprit is someone from around me? What secrets do Senpai harbor? Also, the truth about the past and the blood relations that I have kept hidden all these years and never told anyone, to think that-- (Source: Baka-Tsuki)

A comedy portraying the members of a high school student body; class president Karasuma, vice president Kobayashi, and the school mascot Kurumi.