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A special tonic found among Rome's ancient catacombs is consumed by three stray puppies, giving them incredible powers of super strength, amazing intelligence and lightning speed. These three dogs - Ben, Uru and Puchi - swear to defend a boy who has a map of a hidden treasure in the Silk Road, all while fighting against evil organizations and even competing with one another to help their master.
This is a 4-strip cartoon that appeared in a newspaper, featuring the pre-school boy Ma-chan. Cheerful and naughty Ma-chan and his friend Ton-chan are always arguing. This work strongly reflects the situation immediately after the war: Ma-chan wants to learn A-B-Cs from the stationed American soldiers, rather than the phonetic a-i-u-e-o from his father. (Source: tezukaosamu)
A spin-off manga featuring Iruma Suzuki, Shax Lead, and Soi Purson - the three of which make up the titular "Boku Alliance" - as they play various Netherworld video games.
Historical manga, which focuses on Tajima Province at the end of the Warring States Period. The manga depicts the period from Yamana Sukutoyo's attack on Tottori Castle in 1564 to Hideyoshi's invasion of Tajima in 1569.
A young jaguar named Bagi has been the local terror for years, ever since a local hunter killed his mother for poaching. Now a big game hunter has been offered a lot of money to track him down, and unexpectedly gets a tool to actually talk with him…
One day, high school girl Yukari finds the mysterious clock "Deus Ex Machina," which sends her to the Showa Era...?! A time travel story of a modern high school girl and retro Showa begins! (Source: Shueisha, translated) Included one-shots: Volume 1: Déformation, Shichinin mo Keiji
The series is inspired by Tezuka's The Vampires. The manga is set in modern Kyoto (as opposed to Tokyo in the earlier manga) and centers on aspiring manga creator Ako Kitayama. One day, while on a train station platform, she witnesses a battle between a "hunter" and another young man who can also transform. She decides to use the incident as story material for her manga. Ako submits the storyboard draft for the manga to her editor. But not only does he reject the manga, he says "He told me to bring you," delivering Ako to a young man who suddenly appears in the room. The man takes Ako to the head of his clan. (Source: Anime News Network)
1. **Countdown** (カウントダウン); *kakioroshi* 2. **Nigai Akumu** (苦い悪夢, Bitter Nightmare); *Comic Beam 2020-02* 3. **Aijin to Boku** (アイジンとぼく); *Jump X 2013-10* 4. **Maou no Kubi** (まおうの首); *Jump SQ.Crown 2015 Summer* 5. **Anokoro Taxi** (アノコロタクシー); *Jump SQ. 2012-11* 6. **Mother** (マザー); *Twitter (2019/06/10)*
An anthology of three Tezuka oneshots from the late 1960's. 1. **Daibousou** (大暴走/The Runaway Tanker) Newscaster Goro Tsukinashi is invited to board the world's first atomic-powered, computer-operated oil tanker, the Osakabe Maru. While on its maiden voyage, everything that could go wrong, does go wrong. Can the passengers survive aboard this voyage of the damned? 2. **Kojinkyou** (虎人境/Land of the Tigermen) Television director Goro Ibukuro makes his living exploiting the talents of others on his most popular show, World's Cruelest Acts. After hearing about a tribe of "Tigermen" that live in the hinterlands of Borneo that apparently have a miracle cure in the form of a ceremony, he decides to set off and film them. However, he might have taken on more than he bargained for... 3. **Kiiro Makyou** (黄色魔境/The Spaceman’s Base) Set during the Occupation of Tripoli during World War II, two American soldiers and a German soldier are held hostage by a Japanese boy who hijacks the Americans' Jeep. The boy's destination is the mysterious ruins of Wadan-Wadan, located in the middle of nowhere. What is the connection between the boy and these ruins?
The story revolves around three friends: Nasubi is a country girl with crude manners who dreams of someday becoming a queen. Takako, an orphan living with her relatives, is a diligent student of ballet. Fujiko is the "smart one," the intelligent daughter of a police detective. (Source: God of Comics: Osamu Tezuka and the Creation of Post-World War II Manga by Natsu Onoda Power)
