A collection of six one-shots done by Yasuhiro Nightow from 1989 to 1997.

Three years ago, a gateway between Earth and the Beyond opened over the city of New York. In one terrible night, New York was destroyed, rebuilt, and rechristened Jerusalem's Lot, a paranormal melting pot where magic and madness dwell alongside the mundane.
The mysterious super-agents of Libra fight the impossible to prevent the unthinkable.

The pilot for Kekkai Sensen.

Our hero Vash the Stampede disappeared for two years after blasting a crater onto the moon above the desert planet he saved from annihilation. But with good people and bad alike trying to track him down, he won't stay lost for long! Count on more crazy gunslinger action, new dastardly villains...and a new outfit, to boot!

Note: Nightow changed publishers to Shonen Gahosha and the series continued to be serialized in Young King Ours magazine. Due to the original publisher retaining the name Trigun, Nightow had to change the title to Trigun Maximum, which isn´t a sequel but a new name for the rest of the series. The first 3 volumes were published under the title 'Trigun' and the entire series compiled into 14 books as 'Trigun Maximum' (the numbering was also restarted when the title changed).

Won the Seiun Award at the 48th Japan Science Fiction Conventionwere for the best comic of the year.

Vash is caught in a sticky situation with the evil Dodongo Bros. until Wolfwood saves him and they retreat. In the city, they meet with two men who want to hire Vash & Wolfwood to protect their city from those very same Dodongo Bros. A two-part oneshot in preparation for the new Trigun movie!

Our hero Vash the Stampede disappeared for two years after blasting a crater onto the moon above the desert planet he saved from annihilation. But with good people and bad alike trying to track him down, he won't stay lost for long! Count on more crazy gunslinger action, new dastardly villains...and a new outfit, to boot! Nightow changed publishers to Shonen Gahosha and the series continued to be serialized in Young King Ours magazine. Due to the original publisher retaining the name Trigun, Nightow had to change the title to Trigun MAXIMUM, which isn't a sequel; just a new name for the rest of the same series.

From Dark Horse: Three years ago, a gateway between Earth and the Beyond opened over the city of New York. In one terrible night, New York was destroyed and rebuilt, trapping New Yorkers and extra-dimensional creatures alike in an unassailable island, a world all its own hidden in the mist of its physics-defying waterfalls. New York has been rechristened Jerusalem’s Lot, a paranormal melting pot where magic and madness dwell alongside the mundane, where every form of human vermin gathers to exploit otherworldly assets for earthly profit. Now someone is threatening to breach the controlled flow of unharmful, average humans and items in and (much more rarely) out of the city and thereby release Jerusalem’s Lot’s deluge of horrors on The Outside. The mysterious super-agents of Libra fight the impossible to prevent the unthinkable. Each volume has a subtitle: Vol. 1 魔界街結社 (Mafuugai Kessha) Secret Society in the Sealed City of Magic Vol. 2 世界と世界のゲーム (Sekai to Sekai no Game) A Game Between Worlds Vol. 3 震撃の血槌 (Shingeki no Blood Hammer) The Tremorous Blood Hammer Vol. 4 拳客のエデン (Kenkaku no Eden) A No-Holds-Barred E-den Vol. 5 Ｚの一番長い日 (Z no Ichiban Nagai Hi) Z’s Longest Day Vol. 6 人狼大作戦 (Jinrou Daisakusen) Chain: Possible Vol. 7 マクロの決死圏 (Macro no Kesshiken) Desperate Night in the Macro Zone Vol. 8 幻界病棟ライゼズ (Maboroshi Byoutou Rises) The Phantom Hospital Rises Vol. 9 鰓呼吸ブルース (Erakokyuu Blues) Branchial Respiration Blues Vol. 10 妖眼幻視行 (Yougan Genshikou) Japanese manga and anime site: http://kekkaisensen.com/