In 1971, the Red Army and the League of Revolutionaries, both aiming for revolution in Japan, merged to form the "Red League." With guns in hand, they set up a hideout in the mountains, where their members gathered. However, what unfolded there was not revolutionary action, but an exchange of self-criticism and mutual discussion of each member's past words and actions, which they called "summaries." The demands for these "summaries" gradually escalated into violence, as the comrades exhausted themselves in the process of "summarizing thoughts to becoming great revolutionary fighters." What exactly was said in these "summaries"? What will become of the radicalized and isolated revolutionary movement? Naoki Yamamoto coolly depicts the story of the 60 days leading up to the "Asama Sanso" incident.

Alternative version of Petit Eva.

At a high school deep in the snowy mountains, a teacher was killed. There are 28 suspects. All of them have supernatural powers. (Source: Harta, translated)

Aoi Midori, 26, works as a 2nd-year pharmacist at a general hospital. Even if she can't be relied on like a doctor and she can't be as close as a nurse, she runs around the hospital in order to protect the patient's "normal day-to-day"!

Chiwa is a country ruled by eight families that originate from mythology. The members of the eight families have special powers called "jutsu", and a man with particularly strong jutsu will ascend to the throne of Chiwa. Long ago, one of the eight families, the Amaha family, left the capital, causing chaos, but this subsided when a girl from Amaha is chosen to be the hostage queen. This time, Amaha Awayuki was chosen to be the wife of the new king, Ichimine Naruya. She cannot even touch the king, and can only see him once a month - such a restrictive political marriage has no love or affection. Awayuki was trying to kill her heart and carry out her duties as a hostage. However, using her own ability to see things from afar, "Heavenly Eyes and Heavenly Ears", Awayuki secretly observes Naruya, and learns his unknown feelings, and gradually becomes interested in him---? (Source: Shogakukan, translated)

Four short stories written by Tamami Momose.

Ryôichi Ikegami's compilation of stories adapted from literary works by five Japanese writers: Jigokuhen (Akutagawa, Ryuunosuke), Osei Toujou (Rampo, Edogawa), Tojuro no Koi (Kikuchi, Kan), Matsukaze no Mon (Yamamoto, Shoguro), Tenshu Monogatari (Izumi, Kyoka).

A spin-off focusing on the Mad Hatter.

Amane, a former child prodigy, withdraws from the acting world due to a traumatic experience. Then, a popular actor, Sakato, joins her father's small agency. He is a pushy man, and he urges Amane to return to the stage and audition for roles once again…? Her innate talent and instincts pull her back to the path of acting. A dramatic theatrical story begins! (Source: Hakusensha, translated) *Notes: \- Includes 2 extra chapters. \- Includes the one-shot "Kyuuketsuki no Bansan wa Kyou mo Mazui".*