Momoe Nami has only just become a high schooler, yet she has become a shut-in from getting haunted by a Gashadokuro (giant skeleton youkai). I'm going to fall head over heels for Mr. Skeleton!? A comedy featuring a non-human x young girl pairing!
Makoto lives an ordinary life with his father and little sister, after the death of his mother. He spends his days doing the same things—going to school, talking with his friends, hanging out with his girlfriend, and spending time with his family. One day, though, after he rescues a bird from an attacking crow, things take a very different turn. First, his girlfriend breaks up with him, and then, later that night, he's in a terrible traffic accident while running an errand. He awakes in a strange place, with several people and the bird he saved earlier, which now appears to speak English. They explain that he is not yet quite dead, but not necessarily alive, either. The bird offers him a deal: If he works as their miracle deliveryman, he can earn back his life. As a miracle deliveryman, Makoto re-enters the world as a kind of ghost, providing people with letters or packages that give them just what they need in a difficult time. (Source: MangaHelpers)
A boy in love with his classmate has been pushed by their own free parental pressure for the world of sumo.
42 mangaka write short stories about the food they eat.
Story of Kiyo, a 20-year-old "yankee" tomboy, and what happens when she once again meets Tara-chan, her kind former step brother.
This is part of Touhou Project manga.
An anthology of Shinobi no Kuni by various mangaka.
A tale of two siblings; one unconventional, the other harboring a great secret. Notes: *Based on the Japanese poem Ametsuchi no Uta (天地の歌), authored in the 9th century AD, credited as being the oldest perfect pangram in the Japanese language. This work was published in the 3rd issue of the "good! Afternoon" in 2016 Winner of the 2015 winter-season Afternoon Shiki-sho Award*
A small anthology to commemorate the releases of volumes 1 & 2 of Mitokon Perestroika.
In 2011, Swedish comics artist and illustrator Åsa Ekström moved to Japan to try to establish herself as a comics creator in the native land of manga. After many years of hard labor, she broke through with a web diary in comic form, which quickly grew enormously popular. In a series of short, humorous, and insightful comic strips, Åsa touches upon many of Japan's wonderful, different, and sometimes inscrutable facets, as they may be experienced from the perspective of a Westerner. (Source: Kartago, translated)
Volume 1 (2025/05/07) Cover Illustration: Wata 1. **Wonderful Life** (ワンダフルライフ) \[Story: Shasendou Yuuki, Art: Kuwabara Tamotsu\] 2. **Mary, Chi wo Nonde** (メアリ、血を飲んで) \[Chiruha Chinmi\] 3. **Tsuki to Taiyou no Kekkon** (月と太陽の結婚) \[Asahi Tetora\] 4. **1-jikango, Watashi-tachi wa** (1時間後、私たちは) \[Hinoeda Miyako\] 5. **Dream Land de Futari,** (ドリームランドでふたり、) \[Haruhana Aya\] 6. **Geranium ni Yosete** (ゼラニウムによせて) \[Shanimuni\] 7. **Konintodoke** (婚姻届) \[Ookura Nata\] 8. **Kittageru!** (切ったげる!) \[Izumi\] Volume 2 (2025/05/07) Cover Illustration: Wata 1. **Yukitsubaki** (雪椿) \[Yakushiji Utsutsu\] 2. **Itsumademo Otomodachi** (いつまでもお友達) \[Morinaga Miki\] 3. **Koukai to Sayonara** (後悔とさよなら) \[Story: Desuyama Hanako, Art: Shishio\] 4. **Nagusame no Hana** (慰めの花) \[Nishizuka Em\] 5. **Guilty Kiss** (ギルティKISS) \[Izumi\] 6. **Orange** \[Aoyama Wasabi\]
Harry is the whipping boy of the members of his school's tennis club...until the day he realizes he has telekinesis! But what he does not know is that each use of this gift comes with a deadly counterpart on the people around him... Divine power or demonic force? It's up to our young hero to find out. (Source: Black Box Editions, translated)

