They Started Working as Hitmen Because They Couldn't Fit in Society Chisato Sugimoto and Mahiro Fukugawa are a duo of hitmen who excel at killing but struggle to fit in with society. One day, Mahiro notices someone tailing her and kills the suspicious man. However, this encounter leads the two to become embroiled in an epic project being carried out by the Hitmen's Association...!? This hit drama has been adapted into a comic, with full supervision by director Yugo Sakamoto and new episodes added. A new "Baby Assassins" begins! (Source: U-Next, translated)

An expansive collection of Okamoto Ippei's manga up to 1930, many of which are in his signature "manga manbun" style. [TEZUKA Osamu](https://mangabaka.org/author/sx0gw0c/tezuka-osamu) wrote in *The Secrets of Manga* that he was influenced by this collection. Full table of contents (in Japanese) here.

A mysterious girl appears in people's dreams. When she appears, the scenery turns bright red, and time stops in the dream world. The girl speaks softly. "You must be bored, right? I'll tell you an interesting story..." Time begins to move again, and so begins this omnibus horror story where a dream world comes to life as the girl narrates. (Source: Manga DANDAN, translated)

Meeting your baby, becoming a mother—it's a miracle. A life you longed for, a life you received unexpectedly. The 280 days with your unborn child are a precious time to deepen the bond between mother and child. This moving anthology supports mothers who want to share the joy and anticipation of pregnancy, and those who want the courage to face the fear of childbirth. It includes five stories on themes such as childbirth while battling cancer and infertility treatment. It also includes stories about sexual concerns during pregnancy. (Source: Kodansha, translated)

A collection of short horror stories from the pages of Ciao Magazine.

A battle-manga that details the story of an undying girl, Suzukawa Mikuri, and her fights with "irregulars", humans with special abilities.

Collections of one-shots that won the monthly Hop Step Award from 1987 to 1996.