An inexplicable catastrophe plunges Japan at the bottom of the sea. A boy survives misfortune, but he has been abandoned in a land surrounded by seas on all sides. His effort to stay alive compels him to sharpen the wit, and that nothing he learned in school is useful for staying alive.

From unwanted advances from her boss to work dumped onto her by coworkers, thirty-year-old Tomoko Hanno, or Panko for short, struggles to stand up for herself. But when her rusty bike breaks down, she meets Ryohel Takahashi from the neighborhood bike repair shop. Although he can be a bit overbearing, Panko finds herself relying on his considerate nature and her world begins to shift... (Source: Yen Press)

A collection of seven of Hino's finest short graphic novels; excruciatingly funny and disturbingly gruesome. (Source: Dark Horse)

It's not about the money. It's about heart. Here in this masterpiece historical anthology, that heart will be laid bare to you: the spirit of craftsmanship, flowing from fingertip to final product, be it a barrel, indigo cloth, razor-sharp sword, soft tatami mat, or even complete plastered building... (Source: Yen Press) *Notes: \- Originally released as a one-shot in Comic Ran, the series was picked up for full serialization by Torch web-magazine starting 2022-10-19.* *\- Won the New Creator Prize at the 28th Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize awards in 2024. Nominated for the 17th Manga Taisho award in 2024. Ranked first in Freestyle magazine's Kono Manga wo Yome 2024.*

Humanity trembles before the Grenimals-grotesque creatures born from corrupted desire. Among them roam the Lycanthropes, savage beasts driven by their lust for chaos and pleasure, and the Vampires, who see humans as nothing more than cattle to be bled dry. As the world teeters on the brink of madness, those who hunt what should not exist the Executioners-rise to stand against the encroaching darkness. Among their ranks are Mutuki, a stoic, battle-hardened warrior, and his sharp-witted partner Yuri, as they plunge into one supernatural mystery after another-each case more twisted than the last, each unveiling horrors festering in the shadows of their crumbling world. (Source: Crossed Hearts)

Toshikane Yagyu, later known as Renyasai, heads for Edo in order to become the Owari Tokugawa clan’s combat instructor. A comic about genuine sword techniques by one of the masters of period dramas! (Source: JManga) *Note: Includes 1 extra chapter.*

Side-eyes. Confusion. Whispers. Giggles. Being a mixed-race Japanese person is not easy, and that's especially true for Kazumi Mandanda Yoneyama and her brother. Despite being born and raised in the Land of the Rising Sun and having a Japanese mother, the siblings, who share a Black French father, are treated as outsiders. But knowing they have as much right to belong as anyone else, they and their mixed-race friends search for ways to cope and find wholeness in their half-Japanese identities. In a country as homogenous as Japan, Kazumi and others like her must continue to put one foot in front of the other and contend with feelings of otherness every day. As they navigate this road rife with trials and pitfalls—microaggressions, misunderstandings, social transgressions, and racism—it becomes clear that self-acceptance isn't as simple as a wardrobe change. This is a story of hope and the search for coexistence, dedicated to all those struggling with their identity. (Source: VIZ Media)

Two short stories about cops and groups that fight terrorism.

Short stories that continue to frighten and fascinate generations of fans all over the world. (Source: Dark Horse)

Overworked schoolteacher, Miharu, collapses onto the icy roads. Along comes local tattoo artist, Arashi to save the day. However, it being Miharu's first time seeing so many tattoo's up close, he unintentionally makes some insensitive comments. To apologize, Miharu goes to his shop to apologize, where he realizes just how kind Arashi is. He feels comfortable chatting to someone of the same age, but also feels like something doesn't seem right... (Source: LEED Publishing, translated) *Note: Includes the one-shot "Fiction no Soto de Machiawase (フィクションの外で待ち合わせ, Meeting Outside of Fiction)" and three extra chapters.*

A martial arts historical series about a peasant turned samurai and caught in the turmoil of the final year of the Edo Period (1868). *Note: Includes 2 extra chapters.*