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Short side stories of the main Angelique series.
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Stories that were stopped because of overflowing passion, stories that were "rejected," stories that were self-regulated... A comic essay collection of BL story about "moe" that has been "put on hold" for various reasons! Includes works of 24 popular and talented authors. Cover Illustration by Nakayama Miyuki. (Source: CIEL, translated)
A tribute anthology dedicated to NAMCO's 80's series, such as PAC-MAN, GALAGA, XEVIOUS, etc.
A very strange creature comes to the art room. A magical story made possible by "art."
A BL anthology containing 10 short stories featuring the daily lives of loving couples. Cover illustration: Keiko Kinoshita 1. **Konya, Ore wa Kimeru** (今夜、俺は決める) \[Keiko Kinoshita\] 2. **Toshi no Sa Fuufu** (としのさ夫夫) \[Mio Tatsumoto\] 3. **Yagi to Ookami no Shokutaku** (ヤギとオオカミの食卓) \[Nagabe\] 4. **Hisami Shachou no Shinkon Jijou wa go Naimitsu ni.** (久見社長の新婚事情はご内密に。) \[Hako Suzuki\] 5. **Hyakunen no Yakusoku: Tensei Shite Musubareta Fuufu Ningenkai wo Tsukasadoru Kami X Kamiyaku Kenkyuu wo suru Kami** (百年の約束 ~転生して結ばれた夫夫・人間界を司る神×神薬研究をする神~) \[Kazumi Ooya\] 6. **Kyou wa Nani no Hi?** (今日は何の日?) \[Aopome\] 7. **Oretachi no Kusuriyubi Jijou** (オレたちの薬指事情) \[Mekajiki\] 8. **Onsen de Himitsu no Otomari, 241-kaime** (温泉で秘密のお泊り、241回目) \[Sonoo Michiru\] 9. **Yakusoku Surukara Unazuite** (やくそくするからうなずいて) \[Sonohara Ogawa\] 10. **Tonari ni Kimi ga Iru nara** (となりに君がいるなら) \[Haruaki Yoshii\]
Transition Game is a full-color basketball manga produced by current NBA (National Basketball Association) players, Robin Lopez and Brook Lopez. The story is written by their older brother, Christopher Lopez, and features the vibrant artwork of artist TATSUZ. Transition Game is the story of Kameron Ford, a 15-year-old American basketball prodigy living in Stuttgart, Germany with his mother, a US Naval Officer, and his two younger brothers. When Kam’s mother is suddenly promoted, it causes the family to uproot everything, and move half a world away to a remote island posting in the Okinawa Prefecture of Japan. Feeling alone and unsure of how to adjust to life in his new home, Kam takes solace in his main love basketball, but “Do they even play basketball here?”. Now he must struggle to make new friends and find his place in this foreign land. However, before long Kam discovers that the Japanese basketball world has far more in store for him than he ever could have imagined, causing him to grow as both a basketball player and more importantly, as a human being. Web Comic
Collections of one-shots that won the monthly Hop Step Award from 1987 to 1996.
