Follow the adventures of Zack, a crazy boy with even crazier strength who loves to fight! What starts out as an innocent boxing match soon leads Zack into the world of invincible demon-possessed teenagers, acid-spewing mutants, and craven, bloodthirsty cultists! If you're looking for a manga that just bleeds insanity, then you've found it! (Source: Golden Roze)

Yomogino An is the young daughter of working parents, and while they are away, she loves to take up the challenge of cooking. She visits the chefs working at popular restaurants nearby for advice, and even adds her own little charm to each dish.

In the post-World War II, the little Shouko is left to herself after the tragic death of her mother. Resorting to theft, she will do everything necessary to survive in this Japan under reconstruction. The young girl is driven by revenge. She will punish everyone hurting the people who helped her... (Source: Manga-news)

Every chapter is a self-contained story observing one type of dinosaur per episode. The topic is not limited to "dinosaurs" in the narrow sense, but paleontology in general. Despite the report being explained from a third-person perspective, the "human" observer is not depicted at all. Because of the realistic depiction of the featured creatures the work has been repritned many times by different publishers including Shueisha (1989), Jive (2005) and Fukkan (2018) among others, with some of these being presented in full color. In an 1998 interview published in Weekly Shonen Jump magazine, Akira Toriyama (Dr. Slump, Dragon Ball) was asked, "What is your favorite Jump manga?", where he reccomended "Kyoryu Daikiko", stating that he learned a lot and that it was the only manga he read every week.

Oscar François de Jarjeyes is a young noblewoman raised as a son by her father. As commander of Marie Antoinette's palace guard, Oscar is brought face-to-face with the luxury of King Louis XVI’s court at Versailles. Joined by her servant André, Oscar is privy to the intrigue and deceit of France's last great royal regime. (Source: Udon Entertainment) *Note: Volume 10 includes the Gaiden chapter The Countess in Black (黒衣の伯爵夫人の巻), and the one-shot Shiroi Egmont (白いエグモント)*

This book contains selected short stories featuring beautifully drawn characters from Takahashi's early works published in the 1970s and 1980s. It also includes previously unpublished works such as "Toriko," drawn before his commercial debut, and collections of illustrations for novels and 'zines. (Source: Natalie, translated and edited) *Notes: Chapter count does not include ten additional chapters of collected illustrations and cover art.* Included Stories: 1. **Haka Hori Sam** (墓堀サム) 2. **Gigan Monogatari** (義眼物語) 3. **Tamago** (卵) 4. **Fukuwajutsu** (腹話術) 5. **Tsuisekikou** (追跡行) 6. **Yuusuke no Kimyouna Sekai Part. 3** (遊介の奇妙な世界Part.3) 7. **Milk ga Neji wo Mawasu Toki** (ミルクがねじを回す時) 8. **Kouya** (荒野) 9. **Kao ga Nai** (顔がない) 10. **Kamen Shounen** (仮面少年) 11. **Shirabe** (しらべ) 12. **Raiyaa Kyouju no Gogo Dai ichi wa** (ライヤー教授の午後第1話) 13. **Mugen Shinshi Dai go Wa Mugen Shoujo** (夢幻紳士第5話夢幻少女) 14. **Toriko** (とりこ) 15. **Maami** (マーミ) 16. **Kiechatta** (消えちゃった) 17. **Feminist** (フェミニスト) 18. **Machi no Kirigrisu** (街のキリギリス) 19. **Sachiko** (幸子は泣かない) 20. **Mita Hito De Nai to Wakaranai Caliostoro no Shiro Zakkan** (見た人でないとわからないカリオストロの城雑感) 21. **Sherlock Holmes no Nichijou Teki Bouken** (シャーロックホームズの日常的冒険) 22. **Sarashi Kubi** (さらし首)

1. What's My Name 2. Modern Lovers 3. Out of the Blue 4. Higher than the Sun 5. Kaze no Hana (Sky Flower) 6. Tsuki no Musume: Moon Child 2055

Cyborg 009 is the story of a half-Japanese juvenile delinquent, Shimamura Joe AKA "Cyborg 009." "Black Ghost," a top-secret organization bent on promoting global warfare, kidnaps Joe along with eight other unwanted members of society from the four corners of the world and turns them into cyborgs. Though the organization intends to turn the group into super-powered killing machines, it's not long before Joe and his new companions rebel against Black Ghost and make their escape with the help of an old scientist. Once Joe and friends have freed themselves, Black Ghost sends a series of other cyborgs and giant robots in hot pursuit. Using their new powers and abilities, our heroes stay one step ahead of Black Ghost and its evil machinations, but can they save the world from its diabolical scheme? (Source: TOKYOPOP) *Note: Volume count is taken from the "Ishinomori Shoutarou Manga Daizenshuu" edition, which compiles all serializations from various publishers.*

In the distant year 2003, Japan is a technological utopia, and robots are everywhere. One such robot, Tobio, was built by the brilliant Dr. Tenma to replace his dead son. But when it soon becomes apparent that Tobio is an imperfect copy of his departed child, Dr. Tenma throws him out. He is rescued from the scrap heap by the benevolent Professor Ochanomizu, a crusader for robot civil rights. Now the little robot, renamed Astro Boy, is given a mission to defend Japan and the world from all manner of sinister threats. Using his seven super-abilities and 100,000 horsepower worth of strength to battle evil, Astro hopes to set an example to the world of the good which all robots are capable of. *Note: Chapter count only includes chapters from the original 1952 to 1968 serial*

"The Moon" is a giant robot created by the millionaire Baron, spending 2.5 trillion yen (at that time). Baron stated that the god is dead and created Moon as a replacement, to serve as a new power to bring justice in world of evil. He entrusts the operation to boys with a pure heart, those who can find true justice, as he believes he isn't pure of heart.

Norakuro (のらくろ) is a Japanese manga series created by Suihou Tagawa. The titular protagonist, Norakuro, or Norakuro-kun, is a black and white dog. The name Norakuro is an abbreviation of norainu (野良犬, stray dog) and Kurokichi (黒吉, the name of the dog, literally meaning "black lucky"). (Source: Wikipedia)