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Raven, the goth-girl, and her vampire boyfriend, Alexander, cannot handle any more disruptions in their nocturnal relationship. However, a foreboding threat looms ahead when they come across a shocking sight of four freshly dug graves containing empty coffins. The situation only worsens as a group of questionable vampires settle in the desolate cemetery of Dullsville, led by Alexander's own blood-related, blood-sucking cousin, Claude Sterling. Raven and Alexander must brace themselves for imminent trouble as they discover Claude and his eerie entourage hiding in broad daylight, in a place unimaginable to Raven. What could be the intention of Claude and his intruders in Dullsville?
Yoo Nan Hee, a bright high school girl, leads the drama department with enthusiasm until Jan Gook Yung catches her eye. Unfortunately, her crush is in a relationship with the popular Oh Eun Yung, causing Nan Hee to drown her sorrows in alcohol. In a drunken state, she requires Jan Gook Yung's assistance to get home. However, due to an unexpected incident, Jan Gook Yung takes Nan Hee to his place instead. Upon arriving, Nan Hee accidentally undresses Jan Gook Yung while he is unconscious. This leads to a shocking sight for her parents, resulting in them insisting that Nan Hee and Jan Gook Yung must wed. The reluctant couple tries to begin a normal life, but things may not be as easy as they seem.
In "Ai wo Utau Yori Ore ni Oborero," Akira's revelation about his gender is accompanied by his admission to Dankaisan, the all-boys school situated adjacent to St. Nobora, where Mizuki studies. This decision prompts backlash against Mizuki dating a student from that institution, leading to a rough patch in their relationship.
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.
When Lina Inverse meets the dimwitted swordsman Gourry Gabriev, the two partner up in what should have been a temporary alliance… But when the two find themselves under constant attack by brutal demons out for their blood, they join up with Zelgadiss, a chimera desperately searching for a way to regain his former human body, and Amelia, a spunky princess with a penchant for justice! Join these four unlikely companions as they kick some Mazoku butt, lay the smack-down on bandits and Demon Lords alike, and search for fine cuisine – all in the name of massive collateral damage! A manga adaptation of the first eight novels.
The tale of Oshaberi na Jikanwari is rooted in the personal romance of Mizusawa Megumi sensei. Beginning in elementary school, it recounts her challenges and experiences as she transitions through primary, junior and senior high school, all while harboring a crush on a particular boy.
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.
To attract her future prince, Miu Nishie was instructed to maintain her cuteness, but finding a compatible match in her all-girls school proved to be a challenge. Nagisa Fujiwara, the school's handsome and masculine idol, came closest to her ideal mate, but he had a slew of admirers among the underclassmen. While applying makeup in the restroom, Miu hears a loud crash and a scream. She hurries to investigate and finds Fujiwara standing amid the debris of a broken vase. Anxious to conceal the incident, Fujiwara begs Miu to stay silent and promises to do anything she desires in return. Seizing an opportunity for a romantic relationship, Miu suggests they date to prepare for their future true loves. As their tale of humor and love unfolds, the princess realizes that her prince may have been closer than she previously thought. Includes one-shot: After-School Sweetheart.
Volume 1 1. My Fair Gentleman 2. Marriage Pink Volume 2 1. Tanabata no Koibito 2. A♥Un 3. Ribbon no Kimochi Volume 3 1. Shinobiyoru Koi Kusemono 2. Sakura Hime Yume Rondo 3-4. Kinou no Tsuzuki
Souji's existence had been marked by mundane happenings, his parents bickering incessantly, until enchanting Mika enters his life. She flits through each day with a lightness of being that captivates him. Together, they enter a relationship stripped of weighty proclamations such as "love" or "devotion", meeting occasionally without making commitments. Yet, when Mika utters "Who knows..." can an unremarkable liaison prompt Souji to declare, "I couldn't have made it this far without you"?
Upon discovering that Tareh has been accepted into the all-boys Ordinary School, Nareh is taken aback and prepared to undertake whatever measures necessary to impede his attendance. As fraternal twins, with Nareh being the elder sister and Tareh her younger brother, their close bond compels her to act.
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.
