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Alf, one of the kingdom's official cursebreakers, is sentenced and punished to be thrown into the abyss for crimes he did not commit. Before his very eyes lies a never-ending labyrinth... In this dungeon, that no one has ever escaped from, Alf meets a mysterious beauty!? The curtains open to the grandiose revenge story of a man who lost everything after being betrayed by his own ally!! (Source: Shueisha, translated)
An anthology by various artists to commemorate the 50th death anniversary of Tanizaki Junichiro, adapting various stories. 1. **谷崎ガールズ** (Banko Kuze) 2. **少年** (Usamaru Furuya) 3. **猿が人間になった話** (Tsuchika Nishimura) 4. **夢の浮橋** (Akino Kondoh) 5. **飈風** (Sansuke Yamada) 6. **痴人の愛** (Machiko Kyou) 7. **続続羅洞先生** (Nakamura Asumiko) 8. **青塚氏の話** (Shunji Enomoto) 9. **陰翳礼讃** (Fumiko Takano) 10. **谷崎潤一郎『瘋癲老人日記』×ヘミングウェイ『老人と海』REMIX** (Kotobuki Shiriagari) 11. **台所太平記** (Akira Yamaguchi)
Christina, the daughter of a duke, falls into the trap of her half-sister Muriel, who desires everything she has, and one night she tragically dies. However, when Christina, who was supposed to be dead, wakes up, she finds herself in the morning three years before she was killed. Until then, Christina had listened to Muriel's whims and tried to be a model modest lady, but in her regressed life she has resolved to survive by being mean. She then joins forces with her fiancé, Iril, who is working to solve mysterious incidents occurring near the border, and begins her counterattack... (Source: Natalie, translated)
Story centers around the activities of the student council.
A Manga version of the live action Australian produced Ultraman Great. **Note:** Not to be confused with the Ultraman: Towards the Future (U.S. and Australia title) comic book series produced in America.
A manga anthology based on the DMM Games/Nitroplus browser game Touken Ranbu -ONLINE- by the editorial department of seinen magazine Hibana.
Based on Ginna Gray's novel "Images" You can't judge a book by its cover... But Grant Sloane had Mara Whitcomb, acclaimed artist, read before he'd ever laid eyes on her. Soon, however, her emerald green eyes and fiery red hair added new colors to the inaccurate portrait he had painted of her. Never had Mara seen such a strikingly handsome man--that is, from an artistic point of view. She submerged herself in her painting, not allowing herself to see Grant as anything more than an image. How could they convince each other that things aren't always as they seem? (Source: Fiction DB)
