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The late crime boss’s final command: “Protect my daughter!” Jason, a clumsy hitman flown in from Mexico, begins an unexpected childcare mission in Suyu-dong, Seoul. But the three-year-old girl turns out to be far more terrifying than her father ever was. From chaotic tantrums to outrageous antics, Jason’s new life becomes a nonstop disaster of survival parenting. And when she starts daycare, he realizes the chaos has only just begun. **Original Webtoon:** [Naver Webtoon](https://comic.naver.com/webtoon/list?titleId=847842), [Naver Series](https://series.naver.com/comic/detail.series?productNo=13740307)
Legendary handball player Han Gangsan, who retired due to an ankle injury, teams up with his nemesis Shintaro—the man responsible for his injury—and embarks on a reckless challenge to lead the troublemakers of Gangsan Technical High School, the worst-ranked school in the country, to a top finish at the national tournament. (Source: Naver, translated)
Choi Hee-in, who was relegated to the bottom of the class the moment she entered science high school. In a science high school teeming with madness and strangeness, will she be able to find her talent and survive! (Source: Naver, translated)
A one-shot about the eponymous sniper of the Black Organization, written by Gosho Aoyama and illustrated by Boichi.
“Time to go to hell!” Anyone who boards the Hakuko Maru ship is alerted to their destination. It seems to be the only alternative left for those unemployed, bankrupt small traders, landless peasants, poor young people and others rejected by society. Still, no one is prepared for the hell that is the ship's routine. In that mix of boat and factory, on the high seas, workers have no rights and are at the mercy of brutal exploitation and violence from the fishing conglomerate's foremen. Some die from malnutrition, others from mistreatment. The workers then discover that, if they don't want to work themselves to death, they will have to resist and fight for their lives. A classic of 20th century Japanese literature, an exciting comic book version. Originally published in 1929, the novel Kanikosen cost the life of its author, Takiji Kobayashi. Because of the book's enormous success, Kobayashi aroused the ire of the Japanese government and ruling classes. After living in hiding for some time, the writer was arrested, brutally tortured and, finally, murdered by the police in 1933. He was just 29 years old. Kanikosen was banned for many years, but was eventually rediscovered and, since then, it has been one of Japan's most cultivated novels, with several versions for cinema, theater and this celebrated manga adaptation by Gō Fujio.
Aoi Yagi's mother decided to get remarried to… the Demon Lord! Which means Aoi's beautiful classmate Mira Koganezaki is now her step-sister, and it turns out that Mira is a half-vampire, too. It's all a little too much to handle!?
A Violence Jack one-shot from 2001. What happens when Jack and some bikers mysteriously get sent back into the age of samurai.
