The world was turned by the "Ice Witch" into that of snow, starvation and madness. Freezing people naturally seeked flame. The "blessing" that was bestowed upon Agni, is it a hope or maybe a curse?

From Night Constellations:

Morishita Haruna is a high schooler who has a crush on a guy, called "Haru" (by his friends), whom she always see at the train she rides on. One day, waking up, Haruna was shocked seeing "Haru" sleeping in her bed! Neither one of them knows why is "Haru" there. After introducing to each other, Haruna knew that "Haru" is actually his surname and his full name is Harukawa Kanata. Kanata was just about to leave but an invisible wall on the door prevents him from getting out of Haruna's room. Him being unable to leave, Haruna has no choice but to go to school while Kanata stayed in her room. At the train station, an old man tried to molest Haruna but Kanata saved her?! But this Kanata doesn't know Haruna!! Rushing back home, she saw the Kanata who slept in her room still there! What happened to Kanata's body?

A new installment in the long-running "Lupin III" series! Arsène Lupin III, the world's greatest thief (or maybe just the world's goofiest thief) foils his rivals and pulls off insane heists with his oddball crew of professional crooks: gunman Jigen Daisuke, samurai Goemon Ishikawa XIII, and femme fatale Mine Fujiko.

In this retelling of it's Prequel, Migawari Hakushaku no Bouken, Frederick talks about his observations of Mireille.

[Transcendence Scanlations]

A huge mysterious explosion that occurred in the middle of a city. In(燐), who received a curse from his master and started doing acts of kindness in the earthly world. RyuJin(劉進), a swordsman who is out to obtain revenge for his village. And the mysterious herb merchan Ami(俄靡). Their adventure to find out the cause and explanation for the grand explosion. Original webcomic: http://comic.naver.com/webtoon/list.nhn?titleId=497180

From Storm in Heaven:
At the beginning of the XX century, the relationship between England and Japan was strained. England wanted to extend its influence over Japan, and Japan wasn't willing to let any other culture pass its borders. Koto, though, a Japanese girl, didn't care if the people she meets have almond shaped eyes or not, or if they wear a kimono or a western dress. Actually, she is fascinated by this foreign way of life that brings so many innovations into Japan. More than anything else, it's the clothing that seems to grab her attention, as she wants to become a tailor and create dresses for women of every culture.
Unfortunately though, she's a woman, so she knows her dream will end as soon as she gets married. She will have to start acting like a noble and a respectable woman would. In fact, she is betrothed to Masaomi Kidoin, the second born of one of the most important and oldest families of Japan. The day she's told she will marry Masaomi, Koto attends a ball at the British Embassy and meets Sagitto, a half English and half Indian spy that captures her imagination and heart. But can their love story have a happy ending when the British and the Japanese are tracking down Sagitto because they want him dead, and Koto is forced to live a life that doesn't fit her?

In vol 4.: Pandora no Hako - oneshot

A sudden increase in odd killings. A world close to an end gives rise to an unprecedented master detective!!!

The story follows the motivated detective Asano Misaki & her slacker partner Hijirihara Takumi. They work in the Special Crime Investigation agency (SCI), which is in charge of cases judged abnormal or bizarre.


Note: In the middle of chapter 3, it was revealed that Killer Killer is an official side story of the Danganronpa series, taking place after Ultra Despair Girls - Danganronpa: Another Episode and before Super Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair Academy.

From Meijinification

Matsuka Ryou is a school girl who doesn't seem to take life seriously. She dreams of growing up and becoming a wanderer or a minstrel. She's the adviser and sole member of the light music club (although it's not really a club). However when she picks up a key that a teacher drops, a whole new world is opened up to her...

Every 20 years, a secretive game is held, in which participants duke it out in a battle royale with sorcery, weaponry and hand to hand combat.Over a hundred different Japanese sorcery associations participate, sending a single Master each to compete. Night by night these participants fight, and take the lives of one another.One participant is Maiko Mizumaki. She enters the tournament in order to save the life of her dear friend, Hino, who has been afflicted by an Anomaly. In order to save the life of her friend she must survive until the end and obtain the strongest Anomaly Sandalphon.

Who or what is Kagome? The manga is a series of stand alone stories connected only through the character Kagome, as you slowly learn a little bit about her each time and her interactions with people of this world.

Edogawa Rampo Ijinkan is an adaptation of Edogawa Rampo's short stories.

1/ Wanderer in the Attic
2/ Human Chair
3/ Murder at D Slope
4/ The Magician

From Storm in Heaven:

A collection of short stories. The title story is about Youzuke; one summer when he was growing up, he stayed at his uncle's house. His uncle had a pool, and at night Youzuke would see a mermaid swimming there, visiting his uncle. Years and years have passed, and Youzuke's uncle has disappeared. Surprisingly enough, his will leaves the house to a stranger, Ayumi Kenjou. But when Youzuke meets Ayumi, it seems like he'd already met him that summer so very long ago.

Based on the Victorian-goth otome girl's game.

Hanna inherited her grandfather’s ability to make “elemental dolls,” but he forbade her to do that after she made her first doll, her maid Emily. After he died however, Hanna discovered a strange male “elemental doll” called Will in the basement of her grandfather’s workshop. Who made Will and for what purpose? Why is he calling her “master” and are there others like him? These are only a few of the mysteries Hanna has to solve.

Working at Kaikarou in the red-light district of Edo Yoshiwara, Ikutarou finds himself among many beautiful women. One in particular, Fuyou, seems to have been gifted with not only beauty but intelligence as well. An intelligence that people from many walks of life secretly turn to when they cannot go to the police. After discovering this secret, Ikutarou is made to be Fuyou's "feet," made to go out to observe crime scenes and evidence to report back to Fuyou so that she may solve the case even while being forbidden from leaving Kaikarou. Will this impromptu partnership work out? Will Fuyou be able to solve the case?

Voices in the Dark is a collection of horror shorts from Junji Ito, published in 2003. The stories themselves were previously published in bimonthly serials in magazines from Asahi Sonorama.

Story 1: Blood-sucking Darkness
Story 2: The Ghosts of Golden Time
Story 3: Roar of Ages
Story 4: Mystery of the Haunted House
Story 5: Glyceride
Story 6: The Earth-bound People
Story 7: Dead Man Calling

The Sun Knight is a man who has shining golden hair, sky blue eyes, a compassionate nature, and a brilliant smile. He is the spokesperson for the God of Light, the captain of the Twelve Holy Knights, and (some say) the man closest to perfection. Beneath the veneer of the Sun Knight, however, lies a very different sort of character...

Note: PR!'s translation also includes several short stories about the characters as well as an extra volume called "Unbeatable" about how Neo and Aldrizzt met.

The nest shout will I not miss.

The war on terror exploded, literally, the day Sarajevo was destroyed by a homemade nuclear device. The leading democracies transformed into total surveillance states, and the developing world has drowned under a wave of genocides. The mysterious American John Paul seems to be behind the collapse of the world system, and it's up to intelligence agent Clavis Shepherd to track John Paul across the wreckage of civilizations and to find the true heart of darkness—a genocidal organ.

A manga adaptation of the work by Anne Rice. It was later renamed as Interview with (the) Vampire.

Louis and Lestat are two vampires living in the 1700s who have a platonic love/hate relationship. Louis is ready to leave Lestat's company, but decides against it when Lestat turns a little girl, Claudia, into a vampire. However, though Claudia is forever stuck in her child body, her mind matures beyond that of a young girl.

Strange people live in a building called Getenrou. There are boys looking for porn, a space officer, robots, and also...a murderer on a killing spree!?

Officer Sakuraba Saeko's curiosity is piqued by two siblings who appear to hold the key to solving the mystery, and she begins an investigation of her own. Will her “sloppy” logic be able to reveal the astonishing truth hidden in Getenrou?

Nominated for the 2012 Manga Taisho Award.