63Sweet and happy love stories featuring 3 people or more. An anthology organised by Canno and released for Comiket 100. https://canno17.wixsite.com/lemonade
48A seinen manga short story published in Big Gold magazine in 1979. (Source: FehYesVintageManga)
A collection of one-shots from Harta contributors on the theme of women with "slender" bodies.
Sword god Song Tianfan, betrayed by his disciples, obtains the Soul of the Reincarnation Dragon and returns to the past to rewrite the future. This time, he doesn’t seek to be invincible – only to never lose. When his sword sings, armies fall. **Original Novel:** Qimao, Shiqi, Zongheng **Official Translations:** English
Sequel to *Koukou Debut*, this one-shot takes place 11 months after the end of *Koukou Debut* and tells what happens during the Golden Week after Yoh left for college in Tokyo. It's been some time since Yoh left and Haruna has started another part-time job to pay for all those phone calls and plane tickets. In addition, her new manager is a total jerk who keeps her reminding that her long-distance relationship won't last long. What will happen to Haruna's insecurities in her Long-Distance Love Debut?
Nazuna Saito began making comics late. She was in her forties when she submitted a story to a major Japanese publishing house and won an award for newcomers. She continued to work through the 1990s until she stopped drawing to take care of her ailing parents. In her sixties, she took a job teaching drawing at Kyoto Seika University and became inspired by her talented students. When she returned to teaching, her storytelling interests had shifted. Before suffering a stroke she drew “In Captivity” (2012) and “Solitary Death Building” (2015)—both focused on aging and death. Offshore Lightning collects Saito’s early work as well as these two recent graphic novellas. Stories like “Buy Dog Food and Go Home” and “Offshore Lightning” focus on middle-aged men caught in a cycle of self pity and self reflection. Saito gently pokes fun at their anguish and self-involvement while capturing the pathos of these men as they revisit childhood friendships and lost loves. By contrast, “In Captivity” follows three siblings visiting their ailing mother who is succumbing to dementia and resentful at her loss of agency. The siblings take a drive as they reckon with balancing the painful legacy of her caustic personality with attempting to honor this woman at the end of her life. “Solitary Death Building” documents an eccentric cast of elderly gossips as death descends upon the housing complex where they all live.. 1. **Toward The Sunset** (夕暮れへ) 2. **Offshore Lighting** (沖の稲妻) 3. **Parakeet God** (インコの神) 4. **Buy Dog Food, Then Go Home** (ドッグフードを買ってお家に帰ろう) 5. **Countdown** (カウントダウン) 6. **A Mother of Pearl Ship** (螺鈿の舟) 7. **Gingko** (銀杏) 8. **Upskirt** (スカートの中) 9. **In Captivity** (トラワレノヒト) 10. **House of Solitary Death** (ぼっち死の館) (Source: Drawn & Quarterly)
Today, I'm up to no good again! It was all part of my grand scheme to retire from the Heroine gig. So, why is the king still infatuated with me?! **Official Translations:** English: [Coolmic](https://coolmic.me/titles/3067), [Renta](https://www.ebookrenta.com/renta/sc/frm/item/147321/), [MangaPlaza](https://mangaplaza.com/title/0303008803/) Others: [Korean](https://page.kakao.com/content/65025066), [S.Chinese](https://www.kuaikanmanhua.com/web/topic/27283)