A compilation artbook/manga anthology, by Range Murata, with contributions by various artists. The title aims to harness talents from global creative hotbeds like London, Paris and New York and create something more than the average manga artbook through collaborations with American and European creatives. Every issue will reveal the huge variety of talent the Japanese illustration and manga worlds have to offer, giving insight into their work and thought processes through various features.

Somewhere out there, is a small shopping arcade full of quirky, mysterious stores. There you can meet with a lace-seller who deals in ornate lacework left behind by the deceased or find yourself in a shop that sells "artificial animal eyes". Follow the young landlady of the arcade as she interacts with the store owners, their customers, and the magical objects they deal in, interacting with spirits and drawing on powers from beyond the grave.

Each morning, the Professor and the Housekeeper are introduced to one another. The Professor may not remember what he had for breakfast, but his mind is still alive with elegant mathematical equations from the past. He devises clever math riddles—based on her shoe size or her birthday—and the numbers reveal a sheltering and poetic world to both the Housekeeper and her ten-year-old son. With each new equation, the three lost souls forge an affection more mysterious than imaginary numbers, and a bond that runs deeper than memory. (Source: Penguin Books)

A collection of one-shots from Harta contributors on the theme of women with "glamorous" bodies. 1. **Ame-no-Uzume** (アメノウズメ) \[Mori Kaoru\] 2. **Fuwarin Morning** (フワリンモーニン) \[Tomi Akihito\] 3. **Perapera Marumaru** (ぺらぺらまるまる) \[Yamada Kanae\] 4. **Kanojo e no Narikata** (彼女へのなり方) \[Kui Ryoko\] 5. **Yuhime Densetsu** (湯姫伝説) \[Takahashi Hirona\] 6. **New Game** (にゅうげーむ) \[Shiki Keiko\] 7. **MISS. Hohokabe Toshokan no Maryoku** (MISS.ほほかべ図書館の魔力) \[Matsumoto Suisei\] 8. **Sumire-chan to Kouta-kun** (スミレちゃんとコウタくん) \[Miyanaga Maya\] 9. **Boku Dake no Portrait** (僕だけのポートレー卜) \[Yaegashi Riko\] 10. **Dessin no Jikan** (デッサンの時間) \[Mafuyu Mari\] 11. **Sora ga Toberu Dake** (空が飛べるだけ) \[Sawa Misono\] 12. **Sexy Drug** (セクシー ドラッグ) \[Machima Junko\] 13. **Ochi Ochi Mappa** (落ちオチまっぱ) \[Nakama Asaki\] 14. **Aladdin** (アラジン) \[Shitara Kiyoto\] 15. **Horror Eiga Satsuei** (ホラー映画撮影) \[Ebisujima Misato\] 16. **90 59 88** \[Ootake Masao\] 17. **Hitchhike** (ヒッチハイク) \[Kawada Daichi\] 18. **Koi to Niku** (恋と肉) \[Ogata Namiko\] 19. **Drop & Glamorous** (ドロップ&グラマラス) \[Yamataka Morito\] 20. **Tokkenteki Nikutai ni Tsuite no Kousatsu** (特権的肉体についての考察) \[Satou Harumi\] 21. **Tankyuusha, Sono Na wa Carter** (探究者、その名はカー夕ー) \[Nakanishi Fumi\] 22. **Lillith no Akumateki Seikatsu** (リリスの悪魔的生活) \[Ninomiya Kano\] 23. **Ponpoko!** (ぽんぽこ!) \[Asai Kaina\] 24. **Taiyou no Kodomotachi** (太陽の子どもたち) \[Sugawa Kei\] 25. **Kanaete! Inumatsu-sama Akogare no Body! no Maki** (かなえて！イヌ松さま 憧れのボディー！の巻) \[Tomioka Jirou\] 26. **Kaitou Insta Glamorous** (怪盗インス夕 グラマラス) \[Hara Ayumi\] 27. **Glamorous de Ikou!** (グラマラスで いこう！) \[Uese Tatsuya\] 28. **Kagami no Kuni** (カガミの国) \[Takaesu Yaya\] 29. **Itoshi no Akazukin-chan** (愛しの赤ずきんちゃん) \[Yamamoto Lunlun\] 30. **Ukemochi no Kami** (うけもちの神) \[Higa Fumika\] 31. **Tamaka no China Dress** (玉華のチャイナドレス) \[Sassa Taiga\] 32. **Glamour Suteyama** (グラマラ捨て山) \[Takahashi Hirona\]

A booklet packaged with Harta volume 2 at select stores. It's an anthology of one-shots from Harta collaborators focusing on the theme cats. (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

This new line of Edu-Manga* features Astro Boy, one of Japan's most popular icons among children who journeys alongside the reader. He provides for kids not only a history lesson but also a richer understanding of the life lessons these historical figures share with us. With two trips into space, Chiaki Mukai is Japan's most traveled astronaut. Her last mission was on the space shuttle Discovery, researching weightlessness with veteran U.S. astronaut and Senator John Glenn. In the tests, she found it easy to do somersaults, but had trouble touching the cabin floor. ''Some things that can easily be done on Earth cannot be easily done in space,'' she says. *Note: Edu-Manga is a term coined in Japan which means Educational Manga.