It’s the Edo period and former ninja Hagakure Shinsuke is a wanted man lauded as the vigilante “Rebel Under Heaven.” But in his own mind, he’s just a fugitive running on empty. After encountering a boy and his innkeeper sister, will he decide to earn the reputation he’s been given? One-Shot from Weekly Shonen Jump Issue 17, 2023.
An anthology comic of Zombieland Saga by various mangaka.
MARVELOUS is a manga whose art style follows closely that of the great 70s shonen sports manga, replete with strong lines, charismatic hair, and tremendous action scenes—but with all the tongue-in-cheek wry humor of a modern manga. The hero of MARVELOUS is a young man named Hitotsuya Yuu, who aspires to become a world class boxer. His current task is to find a gym that will train and polish him into a real champ. The first gym he finds is a small, run-down joint that he winds up saving from creditors, yet for some reason, the strange old proprietor warns him against training there. Ex-champion boxer Akagi Tetsu, once of that old gym, finds Yuu, and follows Yuu to a different gym, where Yuu shows himself to be a boxer of incredible raw talent and determination. But something extraordinary happens when Tetsu and Yuu see a certain story on TV about a world-famous boxing trainer called "the Kaiser"—a Japanese man who has raised up many champions, but whose heart is ruled purely by profit and not one bit of love for his trainees. The Kaiser has just dumped another champion for money and, oddly enough, his full nickname is "Kaiser Hitotsuya." That's when Tetsu discovers our hero Hitotsuya Yuu is burning with overwhelming rage, apparently against his namesake... (from ex.org)
A set of four official anthologies based on the Persona 4 universe and released by Koubunsha.
Traversing through the arid desert, Kaiga and his companion Thea are stopped midway when a handcart comes barreling towards them. As a painter—someone who can draw anything to make it come to life—Kaiga utilizes his skills to stop the cart in its tracks, much to the surprise of the young boy who owns the cart. Questioning what the two travelers were doing out in the middle of nowhere, the boy learns Kaiga and Thea are searching for a rare artifact known as the Eternal Paintbrush. Invited to the young boy's family-run cafe as a token of appreciation, Kaiga encounters some ruffian painters causing a commotion within the small establishment. Getting involved in the situation only paints a target on Kaiga's back, as it seems that the leader of this malicious group has taken an interest in Kaiga's abilities and wants to see them for himself. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
I'm Satsuki Mochizuki, 27 years old. After being unexpectedly dumped by my boyfriend, whom I thought I would marry, I tried solo camping and surprisingly found it quite enjoyable. In a twist of fate, I end up buying a mountain, only to discover it's an unexpected fantasy world. Now, I aim to escape from tent life and embark on a slow life in this otherworldly existence, prioritizing a tranquil lifestyle over romance. (Source: Kakuyomu, translated)
Since the death of her grandmother, Makoto has gone to live with her father, but not even a few days had passed before he left her a note saying that he was going on a long work-related trip and that he had asked his friends the Sengoku family to take care of her. When she gets to the Sengoku house, however, she meets some extremely interesting characters. What are their secrets and what is the secret behind her father's sudden trip? Fujita Maki weaves together a supernatural themed human drama in this short series.
Kasuga is a high school student with ESP powers. His indecisive nature has him stuck in a love triangle with two girls, Hikaru and Ayukawa. Kasuga still can’t escape his meddling cousins and the problems that they cause for him. Plus he struggles to keep his powers a secret from his friends thanks to his grandparents. Worst of all, with misunderstandings developing between Kasuga and Hikaru, Kasuga fears losing not only Hikaru, but Ayukawa as well. Source: DMG
Rina Fujita, a single woman whose currently unemployed and in her thirties, suddenly decides to move to France. However, just before her departure, she manages to get a contract for manga publishing! This poses little problem for Rina, as during the age of internet, she can very well combine these two projects! France Hato Nikki describes with realism and humor the mangaka's stay in Paris. Far from the cliché cute Japanese girl, she discovers the joys of the French lifestyle: flat-sharing, the conventional manga fans, public toilets, pickpockets, and... Nutella. A hilarious account, originating from a blog that gained great success!
