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A zombie panic breaks out in Tokyo, and a high school girl named Hino-chan, who is a part-timer, has to wait out till X-Day. Stuck in a convenience store and waiting to be rescued.... When all of a sudden, zombies have flooded the world.Will Hino-chan be able to escape from the convenience store before the food and supplies run out!?Author's TwitterAuthor's Pixiv+

A multi-taleted man named Godai Yusuke gains the power of the ancient warrior "Kuuga", and with the help of officer Ichijo Kaoru, fights the murderous monsters known as the Grongi, in order to save humanity. However, things start to turn twisted when another Kuuga-like entity appears, and the police decide to build their own anti-Grongi suit. A brand new retelling of events from the Tokusatsu Dramas Masked Rider Kuuga and Masked Rider Agito.

The orthodox side story ``Solomon's Nightmare'' depicting the brave figure of Annabelle Gato, the high-tension V Gundam series, and the arrival of the legendary Shining Acguy! Now, a legendary book is revived.

The story is set in U.C. 0170, during the events of Mobile Suit Crossbone Gundam: Dust. The story follows Curtis Rothko, and is once again set in the Jupiter Sphere.

The Gundam MSV Ace Pilot Series of Biographies originally ran in Comic Bon Bon magazine from December 1983 until July of 1984 and focused on three heroes: Johnny Ridden, Shin Matsunaga and Roy Greenwood. These same three characters would later pop up (along with Thomas Kurtz) in their own individual stories by Oki Hajime, only this time under the title of “Gundam Pilot Series of Biographies.”

Set in Universal Century 0099, Federation Forces warrant officer Takuna S. Anderson is assigned the new Zeta Prompt prototype, and is deployed in space orbit to escort the Vectra. Three years had passed since the end of the third Neo Zeon conflict, and the world had seen nothing but peace since then. Takuna is charged with a high-altitude escort mission to get the Federal president moved by air, however, the presidential plane is attacked by an unknown group. This incident would set in motion a plan that would risk the survival of mankind.Volume 2 contains the "Deserter Under Fire" oneshot that was originally published in B-CLUB Vol.130 under the title of “300km Through Enemy Lines."

A manga adaptation of the original manga for children.

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Mikan Sakura grew up with her grandfather on the countryside of Japan. When her best friend, Hotaru, transfers to a prestigious school in Tokyo, Mikan follows her. The school is actually an elite Academy for gifted people with "Alices," an ability that is unique depending on the individual being. Once Mikan arrives to the gates of the school, she encounters an Alice teacher named Narumi, gets enrolled due to a series of events, and is told that she possesses a rare Alice. Despite her initial view of the so-called greatness to the school, Mikan slowly discovers that beneath the grand facade of the Academy, there is a never-ending stream of lies and buried secrets. The school's increasingly manipulative and sinister actions towards her make it a dangerous place to be. Little does Mikan know that her enrollment in Alice Academy set the gears in motion to an even greater tragedy.

(Rainbow Field, a location within the manga) is a heavy book. Its thick black cover and roughly 300-page girth are a sign of things to come: this is a black, bleak story, complicated and convoluted. It is a story that you can read again and again, and notice new things each time. It is a story that you need to read again and again to puzzle together. It is a story heavy with symbolism and maddeningly intricate. Suzuki is a troubled boy. He's lived with uncaring foster parents for most of his life, alienated from the other kids at his school, owner of a cynical, unhappy mentality. Komatsuzaki is a violent, unpredictable bully whose head trauma causes him to act in mysterious, inexplicable ways. Arakawa is a no-nonsense, normal girl who pines after Komatsuzaki but can never have him. A teacher with just one working eye. A mother who committed suicide. A daughter in an endless coma. Attempted rape, murder, extortion, sexual deviance, and a freakish explosion in the butterfly population. All of these elements are whirled together in a story spanning 10 years, a tale of blackness, pain and apocalypse. And maybe just a bit of hope and redemption. It's a spiritual cross between the misanthropic suburban malevolence of Kyoko Okazaki's Rivers Edge and the eerie mysticality of Donnie Darko. (taken from Mangascreener)

“Iron Maiden” is an instrument of torture modelled after Mother Mary's form. The interior is full of long nails, and people who are enclosed in it would be pierced to death. But the “Iron Maiden” that exists nowadays is simply a counterfeit made by us based off of old tales. The “maiden” who possesses a gentle, loving face as well as a violent “body”... Did the “Iron Maiden” really exist in the past?

Nagisa once lived in a small fishing village; but, after a long-ago tragedy, he moved as far away from it as he could. After collapsing from overworking himself in the city, however, he comes back to the village, to the memories and people he escaped from, and to Kaito, the only one he never wanted to meet again…