The first kanji in the word bicycle, "jitensha," is the first kanji in freedom, "jiyuu!" Kuroda Iou has many ardent fans for his one-of-a-kind worldview in works such as "Nasu" and "Sexy Voice & Robot." This is an astonishing collection of his bicycle manga, which was serialized in Cycle Sports magazine, a long-established bicycle magazine, for two years starting from the January 2021 issue! Kuroda pedaled his bicycle. He pedaled his manga. He pedaled freely. He pedaled his bicycle up the hills of Shinjuku, down the mountains of Mars, and all the way into the sky. (Source: Shogakukan, translated)

Taro is a dog lover who is overworked at a black company. One day, Taro got hit by a truck while trying to save a wolf-like creature that was about to get run over, and loses his life in the process. Taro wakes up in another world, and the Goddess gives him the right to be reborn as Fenrir, the strongest spiritual beast, with the power of a god. However, due to the whims of the Goddess, Taro is transformed into a cute (but powerful) creature that is "Fenrir" on the inside but "Shiba Inu" on the outside. He is sent to a humble princess who prayed to Fenrir, the divine wolf, believing him to be the messenger of salvation. "Am I really that strong?" Unconvinced, Taro (Shiba Inu) sets off on an adventure with the princess. But as they travel, his true strength is revealed. The strongest doggy can steal away the skills of the opponents he bites, on his way to becoming unrivaled! A relaxed, fluffy fantasy! (Source: HJ Bunko, translated)

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Germany in the 1930s.

*A proud manga adaptation of the enduring classic 'The Meaning of Work', read by generations for over three decades.* Spanning from 1955 to 1970, the story chronicles the trials of a man working at a car manufacturer. Through his failures and his desperate struggle as a corporate employee, he finds a redemption in life that is only accessible to those who keep working. Times change, but the nature of work does not. Discover the essence of labor in this timeless tale. (Source: Comic Days, translated)