The manga is about two boys playing Pokémon Red/Blue on their Game Boy, competing to be the first to have Mew.

In the year 1800 B.C. there was an ancient city called Babilim, a very important trade center, and this is where a teenage boy named Namuru lives and attends school. Namuru is instantly attracted to the mysterious new girl in school, Shaz, and she later gets them in trouble with some street thugs when she steals from a merchant. However, Shaz removes the head of the attacker without killing him and scares the thugs away.

She explains to the confused Namuru that she possesses 1/50th blood of Marduke, the city of Babilim’s God of War, and that he does as well. With the blood of a god within him, she explains that they can tap into a small part of the almighty power to manipulate dimensions which in turn allows them to remove and transport objects (explaining the “beheading” of the street thug). What’s even more shocking is that Shaz wants Namuru to help her take over Babilim in order to destroy the kingdom.

The story takes place in the middle of the 21st century when global warming has turned Tokyo into a tropical city. To reduce the temperature at the heart of the city by 5°C (9°F), the city is being reborn as the world's largest forest city. However, despite the flow of refugees to the new city of Atlas, there are not many residents who can actually live there. Moreover, anti-government guerillas are attempting to stop the forestation.

An unknown girl has moved into a supposedly "haunted house" in a seemingly normal neighborhood. However, the girl and her "father" turn out to be Americans escaping from the government and settling in Japan to avoid being detected by the CIA and the US military.

The kingdom of Sergei has a problem. The creatures of darkness known as Phantom Beasts have been appearing with increasing regularity, and attacking the populace.
Allemande, the Second Princess of the kingdom, has been tasked with keeping the peace. In addition to her impressive skill with the sword, she can also use her talking teddybear partner Maro to summon her own Phantom Beasts when things get too rough.

Himoto Sora is a transfer student with a sense of justice and dreams of becoming a knight. Upon arriving at Utopia Gakuen, she learns of a virtual reality-like game played by the male students in which they use girls as weapons in battles for status and treat them as commodities. Seeing one of these girls being abused she steps in and through some sort of error unwittingly becomes the first female participant of the game.

Republished in 2017 in a 3 volume omnibus
1) Shitsurakuen - Hangyaku no Otome no Shou
2) Shitsurakuen - Shinai no Otome no Shou
3) Shitsurakuen - Rakuen no Otome no Shou

Ririko lost her parents and siblings in a mysterious incident where details remain in the shadows. Before Ririko moves to her new home in Kaminoshiro, a detective gives her a letter that her father wrote before his death, which contained a card with a black and white checkered pattern on it. At her new school, Ririko becomes friends with Maya and has some interest in a male student named Shirou. She questions about the black clock tower that stands in the center of the town, but no one bothers to answer the question. Her new life in her new home seemed all as well until one day Maya calls Ririko out and takes out the same checkered card that Ririko was given to her and she summons some unknown creature! As Ririko is in confusion as to what's going on, Shirou appears and says "Not another one..." What's going on around here?

From Aerandria Scans:

This series is the continuation of Ookami ga Kuru! In order to investigate the strange phenomenon occurring in Northern Bayern, Germany, the church (KIRCHE) have dispatched the slayer Sirius. He rescues a young woman, Beate, who was being attacked by zombies. However, as the two attempt to leave, they’re attacked by more zombies.

When the looming Cold War shrouded Japan, mysterious murders were reported there. The suspect was a man with a skull-like helmet and a cape and clothing as black as the inside of a grave.

Accompanied by a shape-shifting beast named Garo, the Skull Man terrified Japanese society—without giving the people a clear reason why.

The story of a young man's revenge on the heroes that failed him.

From StudioRobb:

This is the story of a teenage boy named Takeru Tachibana and his struggle to recover his sister Sayoko from a "cyborg dogfight circuit". When Takeru was 10 years old, his town was bombed during an enemy air-raid in which his parents were killed and he was mortally wounded. Sayoko, cut deep with "survivor's guilt" and a "co-dependent" inability to deal with living alone, rashly sells her brain to the Albion Corporation run by a mysterious CEO named Véltare Marçeau in order to pay for a risky surgical operation that Takeru may or may not survive. Her brain is placed in a cybernetic body, the process of which essentially eliminates the brain's memories and heightens its aggression. Her new identity is The White 13, or "The Ice Doll", and for the next five years she is placed on a dogfight circuit fighting other cyborgs in gladiator-style extravaganzas where she eventually becomes the grand champion and obtains the rank of "sirius"...

The story begins shortly after Takeru has liberated his sister from the dogfight circuit only to discover that, outside the cicuit, Sayoko's brain has a "self-destruct" mechanism and that she is dying. Takeru has one week to find a way to cure his sister or return her to the circuit or she will die. Adding to the problem are the "dogged" efforts of the Albion Corporation to recover "their stolen property" as well as a cast of characters who all have their own scars of some sort...

On Earth, everything is constructed with carbon as its basis. We are all "carbon based life-forms." For Jacob, as a child, although his father was in earnest, he found a human that is made of carbon telling his child to become just like carbon was just a bit ridiculous. Is it?

"Ness' Great Adventure, a manga comic that closely follows the story of Mother 2, in the comic, like Mother 2 it includes weird humor and interesting uses for items much like the "Help!" description option in Mother 2. Added in this comic are discussions between Itoi, Itoh (the guy who drew this manga, and also did the character design in Mother 2) and Kohichi Ohyama (Art Director), who talk about what the actual meaning of "Mother" is, and other stuff." - from Starmen.net

After an explosion, You XiaoMo finds that he is now a probationary disciple of the TianXin sect. However, he is one with dubious potential, so just when he starts to adapt to his new circumstances, he receives a piece of bad news. If he is unable to produce the required result after half a year to become an official disciple of the TianXin sect, he would be driven out of the sect……

While You XiaoMo is going all out to earn money, he runs into Ling Xiao. To his horror, he later discovers that Ling Xiao is really someone cloaked in human skin ……

(From LiveJournal S3ri)

A few weeks after the events of Switch, Kai has returned to his former post and, despite suffering from partial amnesia, is well on his way to getting back into the swing of things. Hal, however, has turned in a letter of resignation and cut off all contact with his former colleagues. Meanwhile, a potent new drug dubbed "DF" has hit the market and both of them start on the case. Working as they are from opposite directions, will they meet in the middle or will Kai's memories of the past year as Hal's partner remain lost forever?

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Once upon a time, there were many mysterious and strange animals, immortals and monsters How did they look? A snake with a human being face, a dog similar to a cat, a bird with colorful feather... Are they still alive? God knows, maybe extinct, maybe still living among us...

Lady Snowbload returns after a 20 year long hiatus! Ikegami Ryoichi takes over the art while Kazuo Koike continues to deliver the same writing that made Lady Snowblood a hit originally. This volume contains three stories that take place after the original series. A politician and his wife try to lure Yuki out of retirement to exact their vengeance. A Buddhist nun tries to escape her sisters and bring the true teachings of her sect to the populace with a stolen mandala. She is rescued by Yuki but terribly wounded in the process. A police official tries to get Yuki to assassinate another assassin.