Legendary story where a warrior defeated every master class warriors and ended the war.

From Kokoro no Oasis:

Once upon a time, there was a princess who locked herself up in the top of a little tower, and a young man set on becoming the palace artist. When the King decrees that, "He who can paint a portrait of the 'Locked-up Maiden' will be made the palace artist", Gunjou thinks he's set... but the princess is not willing to come down, and Gunjou is not willing to give up.

During the end of the Sui Dynasty two bums by chance found the Scroll of immortality and with it lies a secret martial art style that'll make them the some of the best martial artists in this trouble time. With the new found power they will become a important factor in the war to rule over ancient China.

With in this manhua, you will see real people that lived in that era including Li Shi Min, YuWen HuaJi and many more.

In full color!

An alcoholic's world descends into ruin as his abusive behavior slowly destroys the lives of those around him. When his out-of-control rage eventually leads to the murder of two innocents, a doppleganger of one of his victim cries out for justice to be served...

The story is based on the classic work of the same name by Edgar Allen Poe. This is an original rendition of the traditional story. It is NOT for the faint of heart!

Manga adaption of Towazugatari ("Unasked-for Tale"), the autobiography of a woman who was a concubine of Emperor Go-Fukakusa.

Collection of short stories including

1. Miyama Uguisutei Jiken (The Miyama-Uguisu Mansion Incident)
Ao no Futsumashi (Exorcist) pilot chapter
Monaka, the heiress to a prestigious family, is staying with her sadistic and controlling uncle after the death of her parents. Her life is given a twist upon the arrival of an unsual exorcist claiming the mansion is being haunted by a demon.

2. Hoshi Ota

The setting: A boys’ boarding school in Germany, sometime in the latter 20th Century. Fourteen year-old Thomas Werner falls from a lonely pedestrian overpass to his death immediately after sending a single, brief letter to a schoolmate:

To Juli, one last time
This is my love
This is the sound of my heart
Surely you must understand

From Alyschu

He is a small country’s crown prince; born in the cracks of privilege, maturing on a bloody path, duty-bound to never turn back, to continue forward on his king’s road with hardships beyond compare. She is the daughter of a sinner who had fled the city, who slowly changed her role as she grew up. Was this pushed forth by fate, or caused by human nature? During troubled times, the predestined man and woman met, mutually fell in love, oppressed, and killed. Is this a choice between love and virtue, or is it up to fate to decide? In this feast of kings, who exactly is the victor?

Aka Qing feng fu mianAka Breeze blowing, which is loosely accurate since “Qing feng fu mian” refers to a cool breeze brushing your face.

The Empire of Corpses is a story that takes place in 19th century Europe, and revolves around John Watson, who is scouted by the government to become a secret agent. However, Watson lives in a world where "Frankensteins"—human corpses that are re-purposed with a false soul in order to use them as labourers—are used to improve industrial development.

From Manga-Sketchbook:
14 pages short story which originally appeared in AERA COMIC'S "Nippon no Manga" anthology.

To get anything other than the pretty pictures out of this short story, one should have read Natsume Souseki's Sanshiro.

Contains 4 oneshots:

1. Itsuka no Tsuki de Aimashou
When Riha goes to hospital to go see her father, who was just in an accident, she meets a boy, Nozomu-kun, who helps her find her way through the hospital so she can visit her father. After that day, they become great friends and possibly more…

2. Tsuki no Waltz
Asakura Nariko is the daughter of a wealthy family in the Showa era. As the successor of the family, she is very strictly educated to become a proper lady, and her teacher is Sawa Keiichirou, the son of her family's butler. To Nariko, Keiichirou is like a brother, or maybe even more than that, but it is her duty to marry the leader of another prominent family someday...

3. Once a Blue Moon

4. Petit Lesson
Sequel to Zenbu, Hajimete.

On the planet Jormungand lives a civilization of vikings composed of nine clans and one king. They have been at war with the Dragon Empire, however for the last fifteen years there hasn´t been any acts of aggression from either side, but now... that will change.

From Storm in Heaven:
Daisuke took a step. He was asked to join the Tokko (aka Kamikaze) and he accepted, offering his life to his country. Set during the very end of World War 2, this story begins when Daisuke decides to die and tells the reader why he decided to make such an extreme decision. Was it for his country, was it for peace, or was it because everyone else made the same choice? What's in a man's mind when he knows he's going to die? Even in this rather tragic scenario, there is still hope -- perhaps in a picture of your mother, or in a girl, or maybe in the future...

On his deathbed, the famous composer, Chopin, drifts between this life and the next. In his final hours, he experiences a fantastical dream where he encounters a young girl named Polka facing a terrible destiny and the boy named Allegretto who will fight to save her.

On the border between dreams and reality, Chopin discovers the light that shines in all of us in this enduring tale of good, evil, love, and betrayal.

A young girl named Hinomori Asami starts her studies at the Sakura Hill School for Girls in Tokyo, but the capital is a dangerous place, and mysteries abound.

Azalea's geography home tutor, Edgar, have left for a place named Touran, a place where eastern and western cultures, thoughts and ideas come together as one... And one day, Azalea received a letter, inviting her to visit him in Touran. Once there, she was thrown into a state of confusion. How did Edgar send her a letter when he have died last year? And why does she keep seeing this black-haired man everywhere?

"The only thing I can be sure of... is that the name that this man is calling— is certainly mine."

This manga is the adaptation of two movies: Zatoichi's Vengeance (Tokuzo Tanaka) and Zatoichi's Pilgrimage (Kazuo Ikehiro).

The Ballad of Zatoichi:
Zatoichi comes upon a dying man who asks him to give a bag of money to "Taichi." Zatoichi has no idea who this is but when he comes upon a small town harassed by gangsters, he finds that "Taichi" was the man's young son. Along his travels, he also met a blind monk who makes Zatoichi question his murderous lifestyle. In trying to help the town, Zatoichi kills some gangsters and becomes a hero to the boy. He must make a choice of whether to stay and defend the town or to leave and be on his way.

Zatoichi's Pilgrimage:
After he's ambushed in a small village terrorized by a gang of thieves, the legendary blind swordsman Zatoichi is forced to kill a young man in self-defense. As fate would have it, his travels soon lead him to Okichi, a woman whom Zatoichi discovers is the sister of the young man whose life he stole. In anger, Okichi attacks the blind swordsman, but her conscience gets the better of her, and as she tends his wounds, the two fall in love.

From Aerandria Scans:

“Tales of Moonlight and Rain” is a collection of classical Japanese horror/suspense stories. The stories are simple, but abundant with traditional fictional Japanese characters, such as the half-man half-bird Tengu, white serpents, fantastic carps, goblins and restless ghosts, driven by love or hatred.

1. Kibitsu no Kama (The Cauldron Of Kibitsu)
The story of a woman who becomes an angry spirit after her husband betrays her.

2. Aozukin (The Blue Hood)
The story of a monk who turns into a demon because of love.

3. Jasei no In (The Lust Of The White Serpent)
The story of a beautiful snake who keeps following the man she loves.

It's divided to three arcs:
Arc 1: Unhuman (不是人)
Arc 2: Me Lowly Woman (賤妾)
Arc 3: The Final Keystone (終礎)