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Note: Nominated for the 70th Shogakukan Manga Award in 2024. https://www.cmoa.jp/title/131635/
"Angel Gunfighter" is a thrilling Western Manga filled with love stories and gunfights. The setting for the story is a small town in the American Wild West. In a small town of the border region between New Mexico and Arizona, a rogue cop called Ham Egg is conspiring with the mayor to dominate the town. But Ham Egg has an obstacle to his plot. It is "Monster," an Indian youngster. Monster stands up to save the town from corruption and bring it back to normal, fighting against the Ham Egg group together with a boy named Jim and a female gun expert, Anna. (Source: TezukaOsamu.net)
During an afterschool tutoring session, Masaki is kissed by his sensei/cousin Takushi. But now it seems like Takushi is avoiding him.
Sylph Anthology containing short illustrations and comics. Part 1: Fairy Tales Part 2: Tales of Old Japan Part 3: Western Literature Part 4: Japanese Literature Part 5: Myth & Legend (Source: Fallen Syndicate)
Tezuka Osamu the best is a collection of stories written and illustrated by Osamu Tezuka. The majority of these stories were published in the 1970s, particularly through the magazines Weekly Shounen Jump and Weekly Shounen Sunday, although the 1950s and 1980s are also represented.
After breaking up with his beloved girlfriend Chizuko, Keisuke spends his days listlessly like the walking dead. One day, he meets a boy, Koushi, who claims to be the child of Chizuko and Keisuke. Keisuke is glad to have found a connection with her, but then he is told that Chizuko is dead. Koushi, who is being raised by his grandmother, wants to meet the recipients of Chizuko's transplanted organs. Why couldn't the two of them be happy? A summery family drama about a man who lost his one true love, and a boy searching for the memories of his beloved mother. (Source: Monthly Comic Garden, translated)
Eleventh and special volume of the Yomawari Sensei series.
Floor staff Yuki Nanase fell in love with the popular chief, Junnosuke Higuchi. However, Juunosuke’s entire attitude, discipline, perseverance, and diligent lead to one fact; Junnosuke loves the boss of the Marina Café. This was the cafe where Nanase and Junnosuke worked with childhood friend Yura Manabe. Seeing the disciplined Junnosuke makes Nanase realize that she could not reach him. That is enough to make Nanase give up and supporting Junnosuke's relationship with Yura. Moreover, she saw Junnosuke and Yura was embracing. One day, Marina Café has a "Cake Parade". Nanase was "disturbed" by a naughty guest. Junnosuke helps her out then and then suddenly, he expresses his feelings for Nanase. Nanase though is rather happy to not answer him. This makes Junnosuke confused, did Nanase like him or not? Plus, if their relationship was known to the guests as well as the fans of Junnosuke, Marina Café would be empty... Written by: MAL writer
Eight years ago, a girl went missing while playing hide-and-seek in the forest. Starting around then, instances of 'labyrinths' started spawning in random places, which led to an increasing amount of missing people. Kaori was one of them, when she was never found after the game of hide-and-seek she played with Shuhei. Now, eight years later, Shuhei still feels guilty for the loss of Kaori. He feels as though he, too, should be dragged into these 'labyrinths' in the search for his long lost friend. Now, he found an opening into the labyrinth. In it, he begins his search for the truth behind this phenomenon!
The “Royal Order for the Prevention of Dangerous Invasive Species” was formed to protect the people against dangerous demons and monsters. However, it is a super-black workplace that offers no prestige for its knights...! Orcs and other vermin that never stop coming no matter how many they kill, wages that never increase, and quirky coworkers.... This is the story of the greatest swordsman who comes from a commoner background, working hard every day to cut down orcs as a bottom-tier knight in what is derisively called the "pig-hunting squadron." (Source: Comic Ride, translated)