Welcome to the darkness of Tokyo! A little crook named Yoshiki is about to be killed for an assault on Yakuza's wife. He owes his salvation only to the intervention of a mysterious woman as beautiful as dangerous. At the same time, the police discover a body with a frozen face, a gaping wound in the neck and drained of all blood. The inspectors carry out the investigation and link this crime to an old case... before being attacked by demonic beings! (Source: Manga-News)

A spin-off of Shima Kousaku, where the main character is a knight in another world.

One of the earliest shoujo manga of all time, Anmitsu-hime began its serialization in *Shoujo* Magazine in 1949. Set in a dreamy, idealistic Edo-period Japan intended to comfort children during the U.S. occupation, the story follows a young princess in a long-sleeved kimono. The princess, Anmitsu-hime, and other characters are named after sweets and desserts. The series was incredibly popular, running in multiple magazines until 1962. It inspired an anime series, two movies, three TV dramas, a radio drama, and a video game, as well as a manga reboot in 1986.

An anthology by various artists set in the universe of Blue Archive.

Hachiouji Haruto is an easy going patrol officer who only wants to fool around and enjoy life. He's impulsive, childish and just does whatever he wants, but while he might not be the hero you'd want, he might just be the one you need.

Early 20th century-behind the remarkable development of science and technology, humankind has built a solid magical civilization. "Salem Witch Academy" is an institution that trains "magicians" who even influence the power balance of the world. Tsuchimikado Haruei, a brilliant magician, stands in the United States to resolve the mysterious case that occurred there! ──Norse mythology, necromancy, vampires, and various magical systems can be blown away with oriental magic! High-end magic battle fantasy opens here !!

A reboot of Shousuke Kurakane's 1949 series, this gag manga was part of a media mix that also included a Studio Pierrot anime (which was not a direct adaptation) and a video game for the Sega Mark III (which was later modified and released on the Master System in English as *Alex Kidd: High-Tech World*). The story follows the hijinks of a tomboy princess in Edo-period Japan.

This is an essay manga in which Sousuke Toka, the author of *Ranking of Kings*, looks back on his past days of frustration and difficulties. In his 20s, he had tried to become a manga artist, but it didn't work out, and he was forced to get a regular job. More than a decade later, he made the momentous decision to take another shot at his dream. The story depicts his process of getting back into manga-drawing, filled with anxiety, setbacks, courage, and determination. (Source: East Press, translated) *Note: Includes one extra chapter.*

From [MangaHelpers](https://www.mangaupdates.com/groups.html?id=48756242591): A tough silver beetle named "Van" travels around, encountering many situations in the lives of the beetles and other bugs around him. He encounters many other types of anthropomorphized bugs and insects, who are all trying to survive their dangerous worlds.

Hiyoko Bocchi's protagonist is a mysterious girl who was born from an egg. In the first chapter, the girl, who believes she is human, is treated like a monster.