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Iori, a shut-in with a communication disorder, moves to Tokyo to attend university.
One day I, Keisuke Sakudaira, a high school student, was summoned to another world as the “Bag Hero”. However, I was expelled by the queen who summoned me because she said a bag wouldn’t be useful. Later, I was thrown into the most difficult dungeon where I thought I would die. But… “Huh, this bag can store both attacks and monsters!?” “Huh!? I can summon food and drinks as much as I want!?” Surprisingly, this bag… was a cheat. Freed from the task of defeating the Demon King, I embarked on a leisurely journey through this different world with this cheat bag in hand.
Voluntary overtime among the female employees has begun. When the strikingly handsome newcomer, Min-Jun Kim, becomes the center of every woman’s attention, the atmosphere in the office quickly turns heated. Soon, “overtime” becomes an enticing invitation none of them want to refuse — and the nights grow longer in more ways than one.
In Their Forbidden Love, Do-gyeom visits Chae-sun after hearing about her outstanding grades, despite always being focused on becoming the youngest department head. As the two grow unexpectedly close, Chae-sun becomes unsure of her feelings and begins to pull away, leaving Do-gyeom hurt and searching for the reason behind her sudden distance.
A young boy escapes the harsh realities of life through his love of fish. A one shot from the September, 1968 issue of Garo.
An overworked salaryman and a mischievous cashier with a dual personality
In a city which should be familiar, there is the feeling of something a little different. Odokawa is a taxi driver who lives an ordinary life, taxing some quirky customers around. A slightly eccentric stranger who has no relatives nor any relations with other people, Odokawa's hobby is to listen to Rakugo on the radio before going to bed. For the time being, the only people he can consider as friends are his family doctor Gouriki, and his high school classmate Kakihana. Kabasawa, a college student who wants a buzz, Shirakawa, a nurse who's hiding something, comedian group Homo Sapiens, who isn't selling well, the city hoodlum Dobu, and the rookie idol group Mystery Kiss—the conversations with these people, which should not have meant much, lead to a girl who disappeared.
Japan in the time of the Meiji dynasty is a country in transition, torn and dominated by exploitation and moral decline. Lady Snowblood want's to leave her bloody past behind her and is working under the name Kashima Yuki in a girl's grammar school where she teaches Swedish gymnastics... but conservative political forces are like a thorn in their side, and Yuki must again take up arms to keep the promise she gave to her life-saver. (Source: Carlsen Manga) Originally serialised in 1973, but not collected into book form until 2006.
It was on a fateful day when ordinary guy, Lee Seon-woong, found himself transported to a mysterious new world. Initially excited to make his fantasy adventure debut, his hopes are quickly dashed when he discovers he was granted no special powers or blessings. Although Seon-woong is devastated by the news that he’ll have to navigate this no man’s land without any cheat codes, he soon realizes the term “no man’s land” means something more literal around these parts, and he has something special attached to him that no other inhabitant does…
Yoshie, who lost her daughter in an unexpected accident, encounters a certain doll at an antique market. She dotes on the doll as if it were her real daughter, and her emotional wounds gradually begin to heal. However, when the couple has a new daughter, the doll starts to unravel their family’s happiness.
