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Blade of the Immortal by Hiroaki Samura will keep you on the edge of your seat. In feudal Japan, Manji is a cursed ronin warrior who cannot die. To end his endless suffering, he must kill 1000 evil men. His mission begins when he is asked to help a young girl avenge her parents' murderers, and it won't end until he has spilled the blood of a thousand. Note: The tankoubon release includes 207 chapters in 30 volumes, while the Dark Horse release consists of 208 chapters in 31 volumes. The magazine release, which includes a prologue, has 219 chapters.
Following the sudden disappearance of his elder sibling, Satomi Shinjirou is compelled to assume the role of successor to his family's Shinto Shrine. However, his journey towards priesthood involves complexities exceeding his expectations, especially with the unexpected affection he has towards a certain Miko... Jinja no Susume presents a distinct anecdote of daily life, encompassing elements of romance and humor, while offering insight into the operations of a contemporary Shinto Shrine.
The spotlight is on Someya Mako in the Saki spinoff series, as she skillfully prepares delicious dishes for patrons of her clan's mahjong establishment.
1. Kagami ga Kita 2. Revenge Doll 3. Hoshi wa Sen no Kao 4. Kawaii Hana 5. With Cat 6. My Sweet Sunday
A hero emerges from childhood cruelly and incomprehensibly maimed. He travels in search of a way to heal his wound, inflicted by his own father. The father intended thereby to seal a sinister pact with dark forces, which would ever after lie in wait along the son's path. The hero rides astride a trustworthy and magical mount and provides from the aid of a god. Between 1990 and 1991, Viz experimented with a graphic novel line called the Viz Spectrum imprint. At launch, they published three titles aimed at a male audience, featuring genres like science fiction and historical themes. The Spectrum graphic novels are typically around 70 pages each, equivalent to two comic book issues. They are deluxe, large-format editions, yet still portable, with particular attention to presentation. The books are printed on parchment-like paper, bound with vinyl covers, and some feature hot-stamped prints. Each volume also includes an engaging essay related to the content or the artist, adding depth to the reading experience.
Mobuko, also known as Nobuko, tends to blend in with the crowd due to her natural introversion and tendency to overthink. Social situations have been avoided in her life, making her hesitant to express her feelings to colleague Hiroki Irie, who played a significant role in helping her transition to a new job at the supermarket. However, after witnessing her junior colleague Abe exchange contact information with Hiroki, Nobuko gathers the courage to ask for his number, initiating a transformative journey towards becoming the adventurous lead character she's always wanted to be. As her romantic life starts to bloom, Nobuko's bold move sets her on a path towards self-discovery.
Explore the early life and background of Jagi, one of the Hokuto brothers in the original Hokuto no Ken manga and a significant antagonist. Also featured is the one-shot: Volume 2: Hokuto No Ken: Ryuken Gaiden.
An ambitious and young Ashikawa-gumi yakuza syndicate member, Nitta's life takes an unexpected turn when an oval-shaped object appears out of nowhere in his apartment. The object houses a young girl named Hina with formidable telekinetic powers. Hina's expressionless demeanor and threatening display of powers force Nitta to allow her to live in his apartment. As they become roommates, they face multiple dangers. The story comprises of 32 additional chapters.
Kyou Yamada and Asu have been living independently after their mother passed away and their father vanished due to a massive gambling debt. They face everyday hardships in order to make ends meet, while also trying to bring some joy into their lives.
The story follows musician Kyousuke, who lost his partner Kai just before their big debut, and consequently distanced himself from music. Three years later, Kai suddenly reappears in front of Kyousuke and tells him that doing nothing is the same as being dead.
Following the events of her night aboard the ferry, Emanon—the enigmatic girl with a three-billion-year-old memory—continues on her journey, wandering aimlessly through life with no clear destination in mind. Since the beginning of time, she has followed the same cycle: she departs from home and travels the world as a teenager while pondering her mysterious existence, eventually meeting a man and giving birth to a girl who will inherit her memories and very being. Sasurai Emanon, told from the perspective of Emanon herself, chronicles the events between 1967 and 1980, showing how her life had come full circle from her evening aboard the ferry to her reunion with the man at the train station.
