When a swarm of female zombies descend upon Nakano Broadway, a bunch of Otaku, virgins, and all-round blockheads find themselves becoming mankind's final hope of salvation!

There are roughly 150,000 illegal immigrants and illegal foreign workers in Tokyo. Those aliens have established a shady Metropolitan Government of the aliens, by the aliens, for the aliens. Public institutions such as government offices, courts, tax offices and hospitals exist within the shady government. Kubozuka Saki is the only police officer officially approved by the shady Metropolitan Government. This is a story of a mysterious man who protects and sometimes punishes aliens who can only live in the shady world. Today Kubozuka is again daring to and in the alien city of Tokyo. (Source: Anime News Network)

It's like a well filmed movie, anyone who has read this work would certainly feel that way. It starts with a bang, the middle is a series of unexpected events, one after another, and then it ends with a big finale. A great, entertaining production from the first page to the last. The stage is resort hotel, which someone had the great idea of building way too deep in the mountainous areas of Hokkaido. Due to a landslide which causes the disappearance of the Hotel Director, the employees are cut out from the outside world and completely isolated. Though the next town is far away, the hotel is elegant and lavish, and the staff begin living their lives together in this strange environment, which the story in unimaginable directions. The staff begin to dress up in costume and stop listening to what people say, shots are fired at Yakuza who came to collect on a debt, bears are wandering around, and even a warrior clad in armor makes an appearance. The progression of the story is extremely light and quick. There's no point that it's ever boring and the tempo will keep you reading through the book. Then, you'll find all sorts of crazy developments happening, and it'll look like it's all going to end up a huge mess, but as the story charges towards the ending it'll make you want to stand up and clap your hands. There are a number of habits that Sugimura Shinichi has in his images, however they're also humorous and have a personality to them that you'll never forget. And surely there would be no mistake in calling him top class in the manga world when it comes to his power in composing kinetic, rowdy stories. That feat is supported by his ingenuity in direction. He'll boldly use compositions, come up with images full of impact, and you'll never get bored of it no matter how many times you read it. It's a masterpiece and not letting yourself read it would be a complete waste. (Source: Amazon)

After becoming the target of an internet witch hunt, and with a fast approaching deadline for her new script, writer Youko Kojiri flees to her hometown. But on the cruise connecting the lake's piers, many loops and turns are awaiting her.

Short stories by the highly acclaimed manga artist Shinichi Sugimura, who is highly acclaimed in various fields—now is the time to read them! Contemporary and nostalgic, complex and slapstick, sad and kinetic... Please enjoy these seven manga of concentrated entertainment. (Source: Shogakukan, translated)

Musica Nostra is a collaborative work where various mangaka draw and/ or write about music and bands that inspire them, published in the Grand Jump. It includes Urasawa's musings about guitarists and playing guitar; his traveling to Sunset Sound in Los Angeles to record a song with Mike Viola and Jim Keltner, the latter of which sends a picture of Urasawa's The Beatles manga to Ringo Starr, and why their performance is credited to "Monaka"; Urasawa seeing Neil Young and Paul McCartney perform at Desert Trip; his meeting with Jack Oliver and depicting how the English record executive started working at Apple Records. *Note: this manga includes written chapters and drawn chapters, and never got a total volume release. This entry includes only the manga chapters.*

A woman is looking in the snow for a white bag she lost and asks a young boy on his way to cram school for help. *Note: Published in Mister Magazine 1994 No. 3.*

Masao, a completely ordinary high-schooler, has just purchased a new 1987 Yamaha FZR1000 motorcycle... only to have it completely destroyed by someone who suddenly showed up calling themselves the "Samurider"! It's certainly a nightmare for him, given that he hasn't even made a single payment on his loan! And while Masao is seething with rage, a mysterious transfer student named Sawamura shows up. Masao believes that Sawamura is the "Samurider", and becomes fired up to exact his revenge on him, but...?! Source: Kodansha