The "π-naple" is an organization for the elimination of corrupt spies who disturb world peace. From the Japanese branch of the organization, 00Goro and 00Hachiro, are in pursuit of Dr. Ootake when they are interrupted by something. It is Mad Machine, a robot spy organization that steals secrets from all over the world and sells them at a high price! Also included are "Sπ", "5SS (Five Six Seven)", "Pink Tiger", and "Super Express Reporter Hatoko Chan". (Source: Kodansha, translated)

*Kamui Gaiden (More Legends of Kamui)* deals with the adventures of the fugitive ninja Kamui as he befriends a fisherman's family and battles antagonizing ninjas. *Notes: \- An incomplete version was published in May 1966 containing 16 chapters. \- The current chapter count reflects the complete work that ended its serialization in January 1967 with 20 chapters.*

Ran from January 1957 to March 1962. Based on author Ueda's experiences in detention in Harbin, Manchuria after the end of World War II. Won the 5th Annual Shogakukan Manga Award along with Bonko-chan.

"All things are born and all things die. That is the law of heaven." According to legend, the Bird of Fire called the Phoenix is the eternal spirit of life, death and rebirth. She oversees the cycle of reincarnation and the rising and falling of civilizations and species. Those who can obtain her blood will be granted eternal life, while to others she can grant infinite wisdom, or eternal suffering. Throughout history, from the dawn of civilization to the extinction of the human race, those human souls touched by the Phoenix have hunted her over and over in multiple reincarnations, and their actions in one life determine or reflect the sins and sufferings of other lifetimes. (Source: Anime News Network) *Note: This is an incomplete series due to Tezuka's death.*

This manga centers on Maki, a primary school girl who learns ballet, and after learning that her biological mother is a famous actress, longs for parental reunion.

"Angel's Hill" is a fantasy story depicting the stormy life of a mermaid princess, Luna. Luna is put into a seashell and floated out to the sea because she breaks the rules of the Angel's Island. She is then rescued by humans aboard a ship but sold as a slave. She loses her memory and is treated very badly. Then comes Eiji, the son of the rich Kusahara family. He saves Luna and takes her to Japan. Surprisingly, Luna and Eiji's younger sister, Akemi, look as alike as if they were twins. Akemi, who has a perverse nature, turns into Luna on a whim. Akemi is kidnapped and taken to Angel's Island with Eiji. There, Akemi is almost offered as a sacrificial offering by a female shaman, Pyoma. Meanwhile, Eiji meets Soleiu, Luna's older sister, and together they get involved in the secrets of the island. (Souce: tezukaosamu.net)

A Japanese manga about an obake, Qtarou; (Sometimes also spelled as Q-tarou) who lives with the Oohara family. Qtarou, also known as Q-chan or Oba-Q, is a mischief-maker who likes to fly around scaring people and stealing food, though he is deathly afraid of dogs. (Source: Wikipedia)

In 2018 a young boy named 21 Emon dreams of becoming a space pilot and exploring space in general. He is the heir to a long line of hotel owners, which dates back to the founder of during the Tokugawa shogunate. Since the Earth has become a planet visited by tourists from all over the space, 21 Emon has to help out his family's business or they'll go bankrupt.

1. **Aoi Mangakyou** (青いマン華鏡) Ishinomori is riding on a train to Sendai when he sees a boy near him with a blue kaleidoscope. Reminded of how he used to like them, he asks the boy to borrow it. With a glimpse, he begins to understand what made him the mangaka he is... 2. **Boku no Norakuro** (ボクののらくろ) An essay manga where Ishinomori discusses the impact Norakuro left on him in the post-war period. 3. **Karakou Monogatari** (カラ公ものがたり) The story of the life of a little crow who is nursed and taken care of by a group of siblings against all odds. 4. **Boku no Heya ni wa Beethoven no Death Mask ga Atta** (ぼくの部屋にはベートーベンのデス・マスクがあった) Ishinomori reminisces about his relationship with Beethoven and music, as well as his time at Tokiwa-sou with Fujio Akatsuka. 5. **Tokiwa-sou no Charumera** (トキワ荘のチャルメラ) Ishinomori and Akatsuka (as Akamori and Ishizuka) once more star as the focus, this time covering their experiences with the changing times, highlighted with the advent of instant ramen. 6. **Tokiwa-sou Monogatari** (トキワ荘物語) A silent reflection of Ishinomori's memories at the legendary apartments. 7. **Ogawa no Medaka** (小川のメダカ) Further along in time, Ishinomori is now a father of two. Concerned about his sons' wellbeing, he tries to instill values in them by having them appreciate nature. 8. **Tezuka Osamu-shi no Itta Hi** (手塚治虫の逝った日) A short manga in which Ishinomori thinks back to many things regarding Tezuka—and what him and the rest at Tokiwa-sou best knew him for. 9. **Kaze no You ni… …Se wo Hashirisugita Mushi** (風のように…　…背を走りすぎた虫) After Tezuka has passed, Ishinomori assesses his interactions and relationship with Tezuka, as well as considering what it means to have a present and future without him.

SF manga created by Leiji Matsumoto in 1961. It is the first of his works where Space Battleship Yamato makes it's appearance.

The story of a young ninja who travels the land in search of new jutsu and ninpo skills. Told in the unique, surreal style of famous mangaka Shigeru Sugiura.

The story depicts the tumultuous life of Akiko Hayasaka, whose mother Mihoko died when she was in the fifth grade. Due to her mother's sudden passing, Akiko was forced to lead a completely different life. But with the help of the people around her, she will grow up to be a strong woman. (Source: Mangapedia, translated)