Hanagasumi Highschool is located right in middle of Kabukichō, Tokyo's #1 red-light district. Because of this, the students are constantly robbed and harassed by yakuza, gangs, etc. In order to ensure the students' safety, the Student Council came up with one solution: befriend the legendary "Tiji-kun", the strongest man in Kabukichō. Two students, Motobu Tomoko and Akazawa Ryo, were assigned the task. But when they find out the true identity of the mysterious "Tiji-kun", having a peaceful school-life turns out to be harder than it seems.

In the late 1990s, society is descending into ecological collapse and totalitarianism. Saiga Rikioh, 21, finds himself in jail. Set in the near future, at the privately-owned Tokyo State Prison. Like the chilling wind of the end of a century, a mysterious man with a six-pointed star on his fist entered the pen. Saiga Riki-Oh--serving a term of three years, due to assault, his first offense. Riki-Oh openly antagonizes The Four Emperors, four powerful prisoners that control the prison and keep the rest of the inmates in line.

Collection of short comedic Akagi parodies from a number of artists, including Washizu-sama to Yukai na Nakama-tachi by CLAMP that was used to advertise the release of Washizu -Enma no Touhai-. 3. Washizu-sama to Yukai na Nakama-tachi A one-shot from the female art team CLAMP featuring Washizu Iwao from the gambling manga Akagi as part of a promotion for the new Washizu manga.

Playtime is over! Be it monsters, goblins, dragons, or female knights, I will turn you all into ashes! After a decisive battle with his eternal rival Kyo Kusanagi, Iori Yagami got transported to another world. In these unknown lands, Iori ends up saving a female knight named Altena... An unexpected story! KOF‘s popular character, Iori Yagami, will burn the world of Isekai with his purple flame! *Note: Includes 2 extra chapters.*

The comic anthology follows the female protagonist and not the male protagonist from Persona 3 Portable.

One day, an ordinary high-school girl named Minase Youmu is kidnapped up in the mountains. Her kidnappers claim that she has taken some kind of "medicine" and that there's no going back. Luckily, though, a former detective named Sanpouji Kotetsu happens to pass by where she is being held, and rescues her. Kotetsu hastily gets the underage girl to the police, where the investigator Naru Asuka and her 'psychic' partner Hayama Reiichi take on the girl's case. Asuka, Reiichi and Kotetsu have to figure out who took Youmu--and what was done to her--before it's too late (if it isn't already)! Source: MangaHelpers

Sometimes fugitive monsters hide in the nightmares of human beings. The cowboyish Shen and stern, muscle-bound Maestro are Dream Busters, bounty hunters who catch these monsters.

*"I want you to take control of my heart and body—all of me…"* This anthology delves into the world of love and submission between Doms, with the instinct to dominate, and Subs, with the desire to be controlled. Featuring all-new stories from an impressive lineup of popular mangaka, including Nonono Yamada, Aya Sakyo, and Scarlet Beriko! (Source: Shinshokan, translated)

Around 1955, rental bookstores—which lent books for 10 yen a day—were on the verge of their heyday. At the time, there were four manga publishers in Osaka catering to these rental shops, and Hinomaru Bunko in Semba was a bustling hub where young, impoverished but dream-filled artists—including Takao Saito, Masaaki Satou, Yoshihiro Tatsumi, and Masahiko Matsumoto—gathered! This is the story of these artists, who would later popularize a style of manga known as “gekiga,” and the beginning of the history of gekiga itself! (Source: Seirin Kogeisha, translated)

A manga anthology, based on Game Cube game by the same name. Note: Released in Enix Supercomic Gekijoh Volume 69.

A story about a panda who tries to help humans in a city, but always ends messing up everything.

The near future where mankind lives on the moon. A girl who loves robot animation, Yamamoto Tsukihi, of which "Lunar Demon Gradulus" is her favorite. One day, she hears that the real thing exists on the moon...?! With her passion for Gradulus second to none, Tsukihi struggles in search of missing parts! The Girls' SF adventure comedy, begins~!