This is a caricature of Goethe's "Faust," and reflects the dreamy quality of animation of the time. Confident of his power, the devil Mephist wreaks acts of violence on the world, such as sending angels down to the earth. God then orders Mephist to send the scholar Faust to hell. While giving the order, God had already given new life to the angel who has fallen to the earth as Princess Margarete. In the meantime, Faust experiences a sense of futility in his studies, thinking that however hard he may study he will never accomplish his goals. Just then, the devil Mephisto appears in front of him. Faust carelessly signs a contract, in which he promises he will go to hell if Mephisto satisfies his desires. Mephisto turns Faust into a young man by magic. Faust goes to the town, meets the beautiful Princess Margarete, and falls in love with her. Meanwhile, Faust is forced to accept the unreasonable demand of the King, father of Margarete, to find the most beautiful goddess in the world, known by the name of Helen. Together with Mephisto, Faust starts for the mountains of Hartz, where devils are said to gather on the night of Walpurgis. (Source: tezukaosamu.net)

The story begins as a handgun shootout rages between two pilots from opposing countries that have been shot down and forced to land in a wasteland near the Himalayan Mountains. As they continue firing at one another, they notice the sudden appearance of a tiger carrying a human baby in its jaws. The two agree to a truce while they rescue the baby. After the tiger is dispatched the two make a gentleman’s agreement that whoever survives the shootout will look after the baby, and resume their conflict. In the end, the Japanese soldier prevails, but when he collects the baby, he is surprised to find it has a massive tail. Naming the baby Rikiya, or “Ricky” for short, he is brought back to Tokyo and raised as a human being, despite being one of the “Zero Men” – an advanced underground civilization of squirrel-like beings that live under the Himalayas. (Source:Tezuka in English)

Saburou Oonishi, an ordinary boy known as Sabutan, is a member of the Anpaka Gang made up of naughty boys in the neighborhood. Sabutan is nearly forced to become the leader of the Anpaka Gang, but refuses. As punishment, he is made to walk through a dark underpass, still under construction, alone. The underpass is a place where mysterious phenomena are said to happen from time to time. Sabutan is absorbed into the wall where some tiles have come off, and strays into a four-dimensional world. There he finds a mysterious spacious room and a four-dimensional creature that looks something like a doll. Having been given the power to stop time by the four-dimensional creature, Sabutan comes back to this world. Now, by simply shouting "Time, be still!" everything freezes except Sabutan himself. In this way he can escape from bullets or train accidents. Because of this power, Sabutan begins to become entwined in mysterious events. (Source: Tezuka Osamu Official)

Black Jack adaption by Akihito Yoshitomi.

The manga is inspired by Tezuka's Black Jack manga, and moves the setting to an alternate world where Black Jack must struggle. (Source: Anime News Network)

This is a story about a showdown between magic and science. It begins like this: when the King of Evil comes back from a 100-year trip to hell, he finds that humans have fully embraced a scientific view of the world, and people no longer believe in the devil or in magic. horrifying power of magic to humans, the King of Evil challenges Dr. Higeta to a competition between science and magic. Backed by a scientist from Mars named Tyrol, Dr. Higeta, his nephew Kenichi, and niece Hanako together begin the match. (Source: tezukaosamu.net)

"Soyokaze-san" is a manga by Osamu Tezuka, and also the name of one of his books in Kodansha's line of "Osamu Tezuka Manga Complete Works" books containing a collection of Tezuka's short stories. The stories included in the book are "Soyokaze-san", "Himawari-san", "Akebono-san", and "Yokko-chan ga Kita Yo!".

This is Tezuka's take on the Taiheiki (太平記/Chronicle of Great Peace), a Japanese historical epic written in the late 14th century that covers the period from 1319 to 1367. It deals primarily with the Nanboku-chō, the period of war between the Northern Court of Ashikaga Takauji in Kyoto, and the Southern Court of Emperor Go-Daigo in Yoshino. (Source: Wiki, edited) *Also includes the one shot Gessekai Shinshi (月世界紳士/The Moony Men).*

**Silverland** is a wealthy nation coveted by many powerful countries. In this land, **Sapphire**, a girl born with two souls, and **Plastic**, a child called the "Devil's Child" born without a soul, come into the world. Plastic, son of the archducal family that protects Silverland, is guided by his lost soul as he plunges headlong into the vortex of war... The master Osamu Tezuka's classic work [*Ribbon no Kishi*](https://mangabaka.org/51617) is reborn in an entirely new story...!! *Source: Comip, translated*

The story revolves around Dr. Takagun, a Japanese scientist whose inventions have become widespread worldwide. However, the twisted scientist, Dr. Danuma, harboring a grudge against Dr. Takagun's brilliant mind, challenges him to a duel using scientific weapons. As a result, Dr. Takagun and his wife are killed, leaving behind their young son, who is raised by a nurturing robot left by the doctor. Eventually, the boy grows up to become the justice-seeking hero known as "Z." Ran in Shounen Club 1957-1958, and published by Kodansha in a single volume in 1978.

*Includes the one shots Lunn wa Kaze no Naka (るんは風の中) and Barbara (ばるぼら).*

Alice, a girl who was reading the complete works of Osamu Tezuka in the forest, chases a rabbit that suddenly appears and falls down a hole - but it is a terribly deep hole, and she cannot easily reach the bottom. Before long, Alice was starting to fall asleep, when the Firebird comes to her and gives her a quest, to "find a way to return home from the land of Osamu." What will be Alice's final fate? A new representative work by Kentaro Ueno, which is packed with material drawn from Osamu Tezuka's huge collection of works, with an original and emotional ending. This is an ambitious work that boldly tackles Tezuka's 700 titles! (Source: Tezucomi, translated)