42 mangaka write short stories about the food they eat.

With her talkative crow Jacky in tow, Daisy Louise goes to London in search of Marie, who has been sold. With the help of Glen, a journalist, will Daisy be able to learn of Marie's whereabouts? (Source: Ivyscan)

The third Strike Witches manga, cancelled after the first chapter. In it, the newly formed 501st JFW begins operations, encountering Neuroi for the first time as a wing, and cleaning their bath as a fraternization exercise.

Ken is a 17 year old who has been invited to join the student council. Only after he's joined does he learn that they are all otaku...

An anthology comic of Hidamari Sketch by various mangaka.

4-koma anthology by various artists, based on the video game Fire Emblem Kakusei (Fire Emblem Awakening in the west).

2003 4koma anthology based on the videogame, "Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne."

A collection of side stories drawn by different artists based on the 4-koma series, Joukamachi no Dandelion.

Guitarist Kai's father passed away when Kai was young, leaving his mother and younger brother as his only family until recently when his mother remarried. Now, Kai and his brother have been living with their stepfather and new stepsister, Miyu, for about a year. It's the kind of happiness Kai had always wanted for his family ever since he was a child and he certainly cannot rock the boat. That's why it is absolutely imperative that no one find out he is in love with Miyuu. Still, he can't help but express the pain of a love that will never be in his compositions...

The fantasy manga centers on Luce, who lives with just her younger sister after their parents died. Their true origin is from an enemy nation, and so the people of their current nation often treat them a bit badly. However, one day someone suddenly appears before Luce, with a strange request: *"I want you to become my fiancé‘s lover."* (Source: Anime News Network, edited)

A manga anthology based on the DMM Games/Nitroplus browser game *Touken Ranbu -ONLINE-*. Includes works originally published in the shoujo manga magazine *Princess* and on the web manga site *Champion Cross*.