Special 4-koma series published to celebrate Hana Yume's 900th issue anniversary.

Collection of unconnected stories: • Choumaru Choumaru is a beautiful, smart, and arrogant playboy who dumps every girl he has unsatisfactory sex with. Currently he's living with Shina with whom he also has casual sex, but what he doesn't know is that his roommate wants more from him. • Angel • Rocker Motion • May Be Blue • The Cherry Blossoms Bloom

*"I want you to take control of my heart and body—all of me…"* This anthology delves into the world of love and submission between Doms, with the instinct to dominate, and Subs, with the desire to be controlled. Featuring all-new stories from an impressive lineup of popular mangaka, including Nonono Yamada, Aya Sakyo, and Scarlet Beriko! (Source: Shinshokan, translated)

One day, after being pushed by a colleague at work and hovering between life and death, Inukai Masayoshi arrives at a strange, enormous mansion called Ne no Kuni. He is about to be eliminated by a clan whose job it is to hunt aggregates of human impurity known as "rats" as they see him as the source of rats, but he is saved by a young man named Haishiro, one of the candidates to become head of Ne no Kuni. Haishiro offers to help Masayoshi, who is about to be disposed of due to a certain clan "rule"... (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

Cover Illustration Ayasugi Tsubaki Illustration: Sakuraba Yuuki, Mobile Iwashi, Hamburger, Hara Yuriko 1. **Daiba Nana no Daitai 77-bu Cooking** (大場ななのだいたい77分クッキング) \[Imai Tetsuya\] 2. **Tameiki to Namida de Dekita Basho** (ため息と涙でできた場所) \[zinbei\] 3. **Butai Shoujo to Shoutengai no Kaidan** (舞台少女と商店街の怪談) \[Kobara Yuuko\] 4. **Yumemiru Futaba** (ユメみる双葉) \[Itagaki Komari\] 5. **Kaoruko Maid ni Omakase!** (香子メイドにおまかせ！) \[Hiba\] 6. **Watashi no Hoshi** (私の星) \[Kusada\] 7. **Mahiru no Horegusuri Daisakusen** (まひるのほれ薬大作戦) \[Hami\] 8. **Hoshi to Waltz wo** (星とワルツを) \[Haruhana Aya\] 9. **Point of No Return** (ポイント・オブ・ノ―・リタ―ン) \[Kabocha\]

Around 1955, rental bookstores—which lent books for 10 yen a day—were on the verge of their heyday. At the time, there were four manga publishers in Osaka catering to these rental shops, and Hinomaru Bunko in Semba was a bustling hub where young, impoverished but dream-filled artists—including Takao Saito, Masaaki Satou, Yoshihiro Tatsumi, and Masahiko Matsumoto—gathered! This is the story of these artists, who would later popularize a style of manga known as “gekiga,” and the beginning of the history of gekiga itself! (Source: Seirin Kogeisha, translated)

A manga anthology, based on Game Cube game by the same name. Note: Released in Enix Supercomic Gekijoh Volume 69.

A collection of extra chapters from creators in Shueisha's Margaret and Ribon shōjo manga magazines to raise funds for the victims of the Great Eastern Japan Earthquake disaster.

"Psycho-Seek" - The ability to directly interact a persons' dreams and unconscious thoughts. Mutsuki has been selected to be one of those who investigates the increase in crime among the youth, and she does so by exploring what they keep hidden.

A story about a panda who tries to help humans in a city, but always ends messing up everything.

A small anthology to commemorate the releases of volumes 1 & 2 of Mitokon Perestroika.