Back
A young boy escapes the harsh realities of life through his love of fish. A one shot from the September, 1968 issue of Garo.
In a world where human civilization has collapsed and fishfolk have proliferated, a single human girl has turned up. Posei of the fishfolk, who believes in the legend that consuming a human being grants one authority and power, intends to make a meal of the girl, but…
There are five 24-year-olds whose first memory dates back to 1994, when a mysterious crime took place. Will they manage to evade the perils that come with it?
Masahiko Murai's academic performance is lackluster, leaving those around him disappointed, although he is not the poorest student in his class. The title for class failure goes to Yamada, an unpleasant classmate who surprisingly manages to get a girlfriend. Ashamed of his own ineptitude, Masahiko makes up a long-distance relationship with Haruka Mizusawa, his childhood friend, to save face. The next day, Masahiko is shocked when Haruka shows up in his class, confidently announcing their relationship. However, Masahiko is bewildered because he knows that Haruka passed away five years ago. He is left wondering who or what his new "girlfriend" really is.
1. Kagami ga Kita 2. Revenge Doll 3. Hoshi wa Sen no Kao 4. Kawaii Hana 5. With Cat 6. My Sweet Sunday
The story follows Takeru, a typical Japanese high school girl raised by nuns in a Buddhist convent. Despite being plagued with recurring nightmares triggered by the Witchblade's call, she feels an uncanny connection to the mystical gauntlet known as Oni no te ("Hand of Oni"). The artefact is safely kept hidden in a box within the temple, but Takeru's lineage has a mysterious link to the Oni legend, heightening her fascination for the Witchblade. However, her life takes a thrilling turn when she unexpectedly comes across the Witchblade and becomes its new bearer. Witchblade Takeru, created by Kobayashi Yasuko and illustrated by Sumita Kazasa, was serialized in Akita Shoten's Champion Red magazine in March 2006. The series pays homage to the American Comic book series authored by Marc Silvestri and David Wohl, with Sumita's art style adding an intriguing erotic twist.
An anthology of allegedly true stories involving spiritual reincarnation and possession.
This series contains graphic content and themes regarding mental health, bullying, and abuse that may not be suitable for all readers. When Manny enters the Rodríguez family's life, his charming facade masks a dark nature that threatens to tear their household apart. As tensions rise and secrets are exposed, the family must confront the true identity and sinister motives of their supposed caregiver.
Read manhwa Let’s Go to your House, Oppa Florence Café’s owner, Yoo Ji-an, has someone who feels more like an older brother than her real one. That person is Choi Jae-geon, the heir of Hwaseong Construction, who never misses a chance to get on Ji-an’s nerves. One day, after an unexpected incident leaves Ji-an with nowhere to go, Jae-geon is the one to reach out first. “Come to my place.” And so begins their cohabitation. They’ve always bickered and clashed at every turn, but suddenly, the atmosphere between them starts to shift. Then, with just one sentence from Jae-geon— “Come to my room.” Ji-an’s heart starts to race. Kim’s Company’s hit novel, Come to My Place, now adapted into a webtoon! Familiar yet unfamiliar, in a home that isn’t her own— A fiery love-hate romance begins!
