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A 4-koma anthology comic of Girls und Panzer by various mangaka.
*"Riko Hanae, the most beautiful girl in the school, proposed to me, and before I knew any better, my newlywed life had already begun."* Minato Niiyama's life drastically changes. Riko Hanae, the cutest girl he knows, proposes to him. The two of them leap headfirst into married life. Everything seems too good to be true for Minato-kun. Turns out that there is more to this marriage that meets the eye.
Four young women—an artist who quit drawing, a retired idol wishing to prove her worth, a hotheaded V-tuber, and a mysterious composer—band together on the late-night streets of Shibuya to form an anonymous artist group called "JELEE." (Source: HIDIVE, edited)
Exiled from high society by false accusations, the duchess Minerva is heartbroken after two broken engagements, and had given up hope for marriage. One day, while being publicly scorned and humiliated at a tea party, she meets Rufus, the second prince of the Empire, who is widely feared as "The Dark Prince." Rufus admired how Minerva acted resolutely without losing her composure, and proposed to her right there......? (Source: Comic Gardo, translated)
From Netflix: In the year 2045, AI has advanced and space travel is accessible. Children from Earth and children born in space meet at a Japanese-built space station. After a catastrophic incident, they are forced to survive using limited communication tools, drones, and AI systems while isolated in orbit.
Touko Momozono is a bright and eager shitamachi girl. She lives with an unwed mother and grandmother, all-female household. Her father had already gone when she was born, but she lived in comfort. Only there was a gaping hole opened in her heart. Recently she has often been an easy target for molsters and thugs, and Kazunari, who is usually boring and one of her colleagues, helps her ride out such a crisis. What is hidden behind his face? Why is she a target for a suspicious-looking man?
Akasaka Mikke is a young artist working day and night to achieve his dream of becoming a mangaka. Things are somewhat complicated by his editor, Ubugami Ariko, who is known in mangaka circles as the "grim reaper" because every series she works on ends up getting axed. But to the surprise of many, Akasaka doesn't seem troubled by her reputation and even has a soft spot for the so-called deathbringer.
One night right before summer vacation, Daichi Manatsu, a second-year in high school, sees a weird round rainbow floating in the sky above Tanegashima and ventures there alone. He has seen this rainbow before. With the memories of his father's mysterious death and an encounter of a mysterious boy and girl, Daiji arrives on the island while the alarm of a building labeled "Earth Engine" is going off. Someone asks him if he's a captain, just as robotic intruders from Uranus called "Kiltgang" arrive. The battle around the shining stars is about to begin.
The main character, Kim Gyeong-Sam, is an orphan who is preparing for the civil service exam while working part-time at a convenience store. While engrossed in playing the game 'God Forsaken World' and playing out the scenario of 'Gilosan Ello D'Baltic', the fallen Third Prince of the Empire, he was transmigrated into that character. The worst part was that by the time that happened, the fallen Third Prince, better known as the 'Prince Pig', had been kidnapped and was on the verge of execution…! We will see how Gyeong-Sam uses his knowledge of the game 'God Forsaken World' to overcome various crises. (Source: KakaoPage, translated)
A manga adaptation of the classics Taketori Monogatari (The Tale of the Bamboo-Cutter) and Uji Shuui Monogatari (The Tale of Uji), a collection of stories from the Kamakura period. With the manga that helps you understand the flow of the stories and the notes that supplement the manga, you can enjoy learning about the contents and the historical background. This is a great introduction to the classics and can be read easily even by first-time readers. (Source: Gakken, translated)