The poisonous spider lady is beautiful and elegant, but cruel. A young man asks for her, hoping she can give him her poisonous silk. He wishes to use the lace as a hair band for his stepmother's gift, as he hates his stepmother and wants to poison her. Can Mrs. Spider see it, is that true?! (Source: Buka, translated)

Ichiko and Niko are a cute pair of twins. Their father is an inventor and raises them alone. He develops all kinds of crazy machines to improve the lives of his daughters. However one day, a lightning falls on the house and the father is transformed into a plush! Fortunately the teddy speaks, moves and continues his work of invention. The life of Ichiko and Niko becomes as such more fun! (Source: Mange News)

The most terrifying latest issue that collects the scary experiences that the popular authors really had! The reason I came to see ghosts was because a man in a dream came out. And did an inspiring friend meet the man? What does this strange sign mean! ??

Sayoko was just reading peacefully in her backyard when some strange kid in a large overcoat suddenly comes in and swipes her dog's food! Who is this guy and what's gonna happen to Sayoko's life now? One thing's for certain: hilarity ensues!

While looking for the ruins of a pre-WWII village deep in the mountain wilderness, a group of college students find themselves stuck thanks to a sudden thunderstorm. With no phone service, they decide to wait out the rain in a mansion. But little do they know, a ghastly fate awaits them... (Source: Yen Press)

The story takes place in a country by the name of Popolocrois in which the people live peacefully. King Paul is a kind-hearted man who entered into a marriage with one of the daughters of the Ryuu clan, Sania, in order to overcome the barriers between the different races. The Queen soon gave birth to a child, Prince Pietro, who will play a significant role in bridging the gap between the humans and the Ryuu clan.This series is was discontinued.

Manga symbols – “manpu” in Japanese - are iconic or symbolic expressions used uniquely in manga, such as sweat drops, popping veins, and smoke puffs. Giga Town: A Guide to Manga Iconography! is (probably) Japan’s first guide to this manga iconography, collecting and explaining these symbols, with a short manga featuring the frolicking animals of the famous Japanese scroll Choju-jinbutsu-giga to explain each one! (Source: Udon)

This collection of horror short stories includes tales of murder, romance and the supernatural. The title story follows Natsuko, a maid at the Hagiwara mansion who bears an exact resemblance to a recently deceased woman of the household. Other stories include a cat who watches for his master and a ghost, a work of art which leads to revenge through possessed bodies, and a woman who haunts the husband who murdered her but whom she still loves. The mood and pacing of these stories are a kind of Japanese gothic, steeped in the culture but as clear to readers as the passions we all share. (Source: ComicsOne) 1. **Mizu ni Sumu Oni** (水に棲む鬼 | Devil in the Water); Mystery I vol. 8 2. **Mokuren Yashiki** (木蓮屋敷 | The House of Magnolias); Mystery I vol. 7 3. **Hanairo Utsushi** (花色移し | Taking the Color of Flowers); Mystery I vol. 5 4. **Natsu Fukamu** (夏深む | In the Depth of Summer); Mystery I vol.9 5. **Matsuyoi** (待宵 | The Vigil); Mystery I vol. 10 6. **Masoo no Kage** (真赭の蔭 | The Blood Red Shadow); Mystery I vol.11

This is a collection of romantic manga short stories from modern Japan. In these tales of yearning and betrayal, the author captures beautiful moments of passion, dissects modern relationships, and ensnares the reader with plot twists more complex than those found in American comics. (Source: ComicsOne) 1. **Shuurin no Ki** (秋霖の忌 | Mourning of Autumn Rain); Mystery I vol. 16 2. **Natsuginu Kaorite** (なつぎぬ薫りて | Fragrance of the Summer Kimono); Mystery I vol. 14 3. **Utahime no Neko** (歌姫の猫 | The Diva's Cat); Mystery I vol. 13 4. **Yuki no Tomurai: Rikka Shou** (ゆきのとむらい ─六花抄─ | Burial of Snow: Six Petal (Snowflake) Extract); Mystery I vol. 12 5. **Nemureru Hana** (ねむれる花 | Sleeping Flower); Mystery I vol. 21

The great demon Dante, exploiting the weakness of a boy exposed to his demoniac influence in the dreams, is awakened from a thousand years of sleep. The will of this being, a survivor of an ancient and forgotten civilization, is to wipe out the whole human race. Anyhow nothing is so simple: the motivations of the demon aren't so wicked as one could think and they will combine with the life of the boy which hangs between nightmare and craziness. In the meanwhile, the satanist will fight against the hierarchy of the church to obtain justice which is, as it's easy to guess, that of the demon Maou. *Note: This series didn't have an ending until it's remade in 2002. Nagai took many ideas from Mao Dante into Devilman.*

*"I can help you laugh, but I can't take away the tears you've shed."* In Mametsubu-cho, a town somewhere in the ancient Japanese city of Kamakura, Ochibi-san lives a relaxed, easy life. With his friend Nazeni the dog, Jack the naughty kitten, and Pankui the hungry dog, Ochibi-san's year in Mametsubu-cho is filled with encounters and new discoveries! Flower-viewing in spring, swimming in summer, collecting leaves in fall, and eating yummy food in winter. (Source: Crunchyroll)

One day, Fujiki transfers in to Hayase’s class, and suddenly steals a kiss from him. “What are you doing?! We’re both guys!” And so an adventure of love begins, featuring a male princess(?) and taking place in the past, present, future and even another dimension… (Source: Jmanga)