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Minori was attracted by Kitagawa Yougo’s first work, “Fallen Birds” and came all the way from Tokyo to his exhibition in the countryside. Their first meeting ended in a very unexpected way and it seemed that Kitagawa sensei was deeply in love with Minori since a long time ago. How can that be? Will Minori accept Kitagawa sensei? (from Attractive Fascinante)
Seishin Kamisawa is a third year high-school boy especially smart and cultivated, His life changes dramatically when his father and sister both fell into a coma after a car accident. Desperate, he discovers a strange dice in his sister's room and from it a shinigami appears! The God of Death offers him to bet his life in order to save his family. Seishin accepts, and he discovers that he is now linked to the dice. He now has to compete in gambles against others if he wants to save his life and his family's. Gamble is life. The dice of destiny will change the world!
Girls und Panzer der Film Variante recreates Girls und Panzer der Film as a manga beginning at the same point, during the exhibition match commemorating Ooarai Girls High School’s victory in the 63rd Sensha-do tournament.
The continuation of the Light Novel *Ayanashi no Kimi*. Time is peace. A girl, Itsuki, who can cleanse the souls spirit by kissing them, is prohibited from “Kissing with Humans” one day by the aristocratic youth who takes over herself, Katsuragi. A peace romance of love and death over the men around us.
The main character, Kei, has always been able to see what type of relationship people had thanks to his eyes. Because of his peculiar constitution, he avoided human interaction and became a recluse. Until one day, a police officer asks him a question... this meeting leads to an event that changes the course of Kei's daily life and the future he had anticipated. (Source: Sunday Webry, translated)
A series of manga adaptations of Ian Fleming's James Bond novels. Four novels were adapted in total: Live and Let Die (volume one), Thunderball (volume two), On Her Majesty's Secret Service (volume three) and The Man with the Golden Gun (volume four).
In early 19th century France, Napoleon's First Empire collapsed and the Bourbon monarchy was restored. Recognized genius painter Théodore Géricault exhibited The Raft of the Medusa, a realistic depiction of a tragic accident, at the Salon and brought about controversy. With a composition based on historical records and dynamic drawings, this work dramatically portrays the life of "the pioneer of modern art" in pursuit of the essence of art.
A one-shot that revolves around a student body president and a girl, where the president has two different personas whenever he takes off his glasses or puts his glasses on.