For some reason, a girl named Tsukasa pretends to be a man and works for "Sushi Sawarabi" in front of Edomae in Kyoto, along with the young man, Hisashi, who rolled in as a part-time job one day, is dealing with customers who have both habits. Osumoji!: Tsukasa no Ikkan was serialized in Weekly Shounen Sunday until March 2013 (16th issue), and moved to the web magazine Club Sunday on April 5.

Meet Natsu and Hana, the two young women who are the managers of a beat up apartment building, as they try to find tenants, upkeep the place, and generally have a good time.

Fifteen-year-old Agata Kurumi is starting high school. She tries to help everyone around her. When she rescues a stray dog during a rainy day and gives him a bath, he suddenly turns into a boy! Kuroki is a werewolf looking for a partner to “love” so he can control his powers. Attracted to Kurumi’s caring personality, he saves her from a pervert, and now she has accepted to take care of him. However, in the residence where Kurumi lives, pets are not allowed and boys are prohibited. What are they going to do? (Source: Otakuteca, translated)

Hyuuma Hoshi is now adult and recovered from his injury. He wants to prove he still the best pitcher.

Omi Tsukasa, who still holds a flame for his close friend and first love, Su-chan, becomes a new teacher assigned to his old school. There he spots Su-chan's doppelganger, a student named Sugimoto. Upon finding out that Sugimoto is Su-chan's nephew, Omi starts having an interest in him, much to the annoyance of his target of interest. (Source: Stiletto Heels)

The manga is an ensemble drama that centers on radio DJs. The protagonist Souta is a struggling comedian, and after six and a half years, finally calls it quits with his comedy partner. He begins working part-time jobs. One day, he gets a call from an ex, and when they meet up, she introduces him to another beautiful girl. (Source: Anime News Network)

This manga anthology includes three stories, recommended and awarded by Hakusensha! The title work and the first story, "Hana Yanagi", is a heart wrenching love story that takes place in the red light district. The second story, "A Bird of Your Color", follows Tiana, a young woman with blue hair. Lastly "Dame Maid", a story of a hopelessly lacking maid and a cute and little young master. *Note: Includes the one-shot "Kimi-iro no Tori" (君色の鳥).*

Kirishima Mel seems like your ordinary high school girl, however, she is also part of a special investigation team called "K9"—under the direct control of the National Police Agency! With her katana in hand, Mel must take on serious incidents in secret. But what happens with this one incident!? (Source: CoyoMoose)

Publisher Hayakawa is celebrating its 70th anniversary with two manga anthology reprints. One collection is dedicated to mystery works while the other compiles sci-fi stories printed over the publisher's long career.

An anthology comic of Zombieland Saga by various mangaka.

In the small town of Rhubarb, Layle, Citra and Elfin are three inseparable friends. Citra has the power to manipulate plants with her songs, but does not control it very well yet, and missed the exam that would have allowed her to become a Mesyaria, princess of singing, as her twin sister Rosa left to the capital for fill this role. Curious, Elfin dreams of leaving their small village to discover the world. He found a kururu egg, a sort of bird-mount, in the woods and decides to adopt it. Layle is strong, but does not aspire to anything in life, to the dismay of his mother...