Back
Story about shy gay boy who fell in love at first sight with his classmate when he entered High School.
Comical 4-koma sports manga based on a real-life baseball player. Was a mega-hit in Japan in the 70s and has actually aged quite well if you like baseball and slightly mean humor!
**Read this comics left to right**Gan, a high school student with a girly face who frequently engages in transvestism, meets Dao. She is a mischievous middle school girl who develops feelings for him.What will the outcome of this romantic comedy be?
The lead character, Jimmy (Katsuya Oonishi) is an art student at Bara-Gaku ('Bara Juuji Gakuin'; Rose-Cross Academy). When he was little, he almost fell to death, but was saved by a tattoo artist. From that day, Jimmy vowed to become a tattoo artist (because tattoos signify 'a hero' to him). Jimmy's a decent person by nature, but because of the people he hangs out with, he's considered a delinquent. Banko, his partner-in-crime, is a shrewd kid; he sells information on the popular girls (phone numbers, likes and dislikes, etc) in the area. Despite the delinquent exterior, Banko is actually really smart and has broad general knowledge. As the story progresses, Jimmy and Banko meet new people and they form a gang of their own; along the way they bump heads with other gangs from other schools/districts. This manga is not the typical highschool-slice-of-life story; it's got a rougher edge! This manga depicts some high school delinquents trying to get through high school life and gang fights. Okay no, mostly just gang fights.
Kang-Ho had reached a breaking point, causing him to spiral into a state of utter chaos. His actions no longer obeyed his command, which resulted in excessive violence and multiple injuries. This dark era in Murim society became known as Kang-Ho's Riot, where ruthless punishments and frequent fatalities were the norm. It was a time where human existence teetered on the edge of the unknown.
The innocent Money Town is under the tyrannical rule of the vicious gang, the Mukuro Family. That all changes when a young girl name Chirol and her friends decide to become gangsters themselves and claim Mukuro's turf for their own! A heartwarming? Violent? Daily life comedy.
No. 2 (the rudest and stupidest guy), happens to live with an orphan named Jun Je Young (who has the key to find a diamond). The Sencream Gang is looking for this diamond. Meanwhile, Jun Je Young starts to have feeling for No. 2 (the stupid guy). Seeing her growing LOVE for No.2, Lee Woo Yeun (another guy) starts to gain feelings for Jeh Young. At the same time No.2 wonders if what he feels for Jeh Young is LOVE or just another feeling. Where in the world is the diamond?
Barely scraping by as a part-time delivery driver, Taeha suddenly hits the jackpot when he wins the lottery. But on his way home, he gets involved in a motorcycle accident and blacks out. When he wakes up, he finds himself back in his high school days 10 years ago. What’s crazier is that he realizes he’s stuck in a weird dating sim! “Find the capture targets and raise their affection levels!” Can Taeha charm his way through the game and return to the real world?
The story is about Ban and Ina's journey collecting the pieces of the Ganisha statue. By collecting all the pieces of the statue, they’ll gain incredible power. Numerous criminals are also after said power. Who will take Ganesha's power themselves?
Manga artist Shungicu Uchida, whose numerous hit works include the revolutionary child-rearing manga “We are Reproducing,” and “Minami\'s Lover,” which has been dramatized for TV many times, was suddenly diagnosed with colorectal cancer in 2015...! The slapstick events leading up to the discovery, hospitalization, and surgery, the mechanism and side effects of anticancer drugs, the physical and environmental changes that ensued, and the turbulent days with her four children before and after the surgery... The author\'s unique comic essay on the battle against cancer faces cancer head-on and describes it in her trademark frank style.
Ganota Utsuki is an odd one – she just started her new job at a new company and already she acts like she owns the place. And, she tends to live her life as if inspired by Gundam…
