One day a strict female office superior forgets to close her screen after a video call. This way her male subordinate catches a glimpse of her private after-work passion: eating junkfood!

The Nankai Fault is predicted to have a 70-80% probability of a major earthquake occurring within 30 years. According to the worst-case scenario, the magnitude of the earthquake will exceed 9.0 on the Richter scale, and if it occurs, it will surely be a major disaster that will plunge all of Japan into chaos. The damage caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake is still fresh in our minds, and some predict that the scale of damage from a massive Nankai Fault earthquake could be as much as 10 times that of the Great East Japan Earthquake. What will happen to Japan if something like that actually occurs? What should we do to prepare for that possibility? This is a manga set in the city of Nagoya that realistically depicts the situation after such a disaster. (Source: Gendai Business, translated)

Bonus Kamen Rider Revice preview manga, included in the Kamen Rider Revice Secret Book given out at showings of "Kamen Rider Saber + Kikai Sentai Zenkaiger: Super Hero Senki". The plot follows Kamen Rider Revice: The Movie but from Daiji's perspective.

The last words of President John F. Kennedy, who was killed by a bullet in Dallas, Texas, Directive 0 was to form the Knights Kennedy, an international peacekeeping organisation of pure, greedless boys only, for the sake of world peace. Makoto Fujiwara, who had been a close friend of John F. Kennedy since Harvard University, continued his legacy and, over a period of eight years, created branches in countries around the world that joined hands and fought for peace beyond national boundaries, selecting the best knights from among the boys of those countries. In the Japanese branch, Gen, Ichinoki and Taira are promoted to A-class knights who carry out dangerous missions and continue to fight to protect people and restore peace from wars, civil wars, atomic bombs and epidemics that occur in various countries.

Adapted to Japanese tv drama in 1993.

Houjou Takeko , age 27, is an ultra-competent secretarial manager at a large corporation. After work, she trades in her suit and horn-rimmed glasses for chic outfits and dances away at her favorite nightclub. Be it work or play, it seems Takeko is the perfect independent woman. But unbeknown to her colleagues, Takeko has a mysterious lover, Shi-chan, and through her eyes, we see all the pain, joy, uncertainty, and rewards of a relationship.

From [MangaHelpers](https://www.mangaupdates.com/groups.html?id=1011): In this manga, the famous male onmyouji Abe no Seimei is actually a female college student, Abe Akirako, who was sent back in time from the Heisei (present-day) period to the Heian period (794-1185)! She doesn't really have any skills, but she uses the random modern stuff she had with her for the time slip to support her reputation as the genius onmyouji. Just after her time slip, she is picked up by Fujiwara no Michinaga, who takes her in (in her male, onmyouji identity) and becomes her ally in this new time period. From Abe's point of view, she's gone from NEET to elite, so maybe the Heian period isn't such a bad place to stay!

This is a series of manga anthologies based on popular “villainess” novels. The protagonists are all young noblewomen who were rejected by their fiancés for various reasons, but who did not let themselves be discouraged and found their own happiness. Each volume contains several short stories adapted by different artists and themed. **Digital Manga:** [CMOA](https://www.cmoa.jp/title/268010/)