A cat climbing up Mount Nadera seemed to be in great pain. His name was Hijiriyama, and he’d gotten a stomachache after eating curry rice. Another cat offered to help him find a way to cure his stomach problem, and along the way, they met more feline friends who joined their journey. *It was published in Monthly Magazine Garo (月刊漫画ガロ) on December 1973*

In a surreal, post-apocalyptic Tokyo, a human and a humanoid cat wander through the city’s empty streets, reflecting on the fall of mankind and the rise of a strange new order. As they talk about extinction, memory, and the absurdity of modern life, their quiet walk becomes an eerie allegory of civilization’s decay and renewal. The story distills the experimental tone of early Garo, blending existential dialogue and surreal imagery into a haunting vision of a world where humanity’s reign has quietly ended. *It was published in Monthly Magazine Garo (月刊漫画ガロ) on August 1973*

1. **Android Pini** (アンドロイド・ピニ); Nikkan Sports Times 1965 2. **Android Pini** (アンドロイド・ピニ); Nikkan Sports Times 1965 3. **Android Pini** (アンドロイド・ピニ); Nikkan Sports Times 1965 4. **Mistery Kan** (ミステリー女女女); Myoujou 1964 5. **Mistery Kan** (ミステリー女女女); Myoujou 1964 6. **Mistery Kan** (ミステリー女女女); Myoujou 1964 7. **Miss Seven** (ミス・セブン); Bessatsu Myoujou 1964 8. **Miss Seven** (ミス・セブン); Bessatsu Myoujou 1964

The Sky is Blue with a Single Cloud collects the best short stories from Kuniko Tsurita’s remarkable career. While the works of her male peers in literary manga are widely reprinted, this formally ambitious and poetic female voice is like none other currently available to an English readership. A master of the comics form, expert pacing and compositions combined with bold characters are signature qualities of Tsurita's work. Contains all the story of the one shots collection ''Flight'' except 10 stories: The Burial of Mankind, History, What a story, Life's a battle, Struggle, Evaded for the glory, Diary of a Madman, Madame Haruko, A story of a turtle, Knock knock knock, Big Sister. Those ones are translated in the french edition ''L'Envol'' and the italian edition ''Flight''.

A definitive, career-spanning collection of stories from one of Japan’s most famous alternative cartoonists. Totalling more than 250 pages, Red Red Rock collects over a dozen of Hayashi Seiichi’s most famous stories from his most prolific period, spanning his debut for Garo in 1967 to his adult work for Josei Jishin in 1969-70. Manga included: The Devil, His Son, and the Uneatable Soul Oh, in the Dawn's Early Light Our Mother Giant Fish American Born Celluloid Flower Falling Town Flower Poem Red Enamel Shoes Red Red Rock Red Bird Little Bird Red Handkerchief Madam D

This volume contains "Kiiroi Namida: Fuuten - Seishun Zangoku Monogatari" *Note: Volumes 1 and 2 of the Aorin Kessaku Series*

A satirical series from the point of view of riots, depicting students who participated in the student movements in 1960s and 70s.