All ninja originate from Hattori clan. Those who donned the clothes tailored by Hattori became capable of using special abilities.

Takeru (武), also known by its fuller title, Supplementary Biography of Japan Takeru, is an alternate-history manga by Buichi Terasawa. Taking place in the Kingdom of Yamato, the story follows a “Haja” or “Dagger Man” named Ichimonji Takeru, a master of the “Word Soul”, who falls in love with the princess and goes to defeat the villains after her life to earn her love. This short, two-volume series was drawn in full color, and contains the intense action sequences and the creative designs that Terasawa is known for.

The shadow of a man creeps upon Jessie. Is it real or merely a figment of her imagination ? Or perhaps, something else...?

Nishimura Shousuke is a local shoemaker with a leg and foot fetish who was once famed for making women's shoes. However, after having to make a difficult decision he has decided to never make a pair of women's shoes again.

Until one day, a high-school girl enters his shop with a particular set of shoes that were once created by Nishimura and were in need of repair..

One day, Miwa's little brother came home late from playing by the Tama River with one of his friends and an adult man. He convinced Miwa to come meet the man, claiming he looked like Johnny Depp. Miwa and her friend Aya come to meet him after school and discover that was a total lie.

However, Miwa finds herself drawn to the goofy young man, whose name is Haruo. To Aya's annoyance, Miwa develops a major crush on him and talks about him constantly. But could anything come of this crush, since Miwa is a first year high school student and Haruo is an adult? Miwa starts to get to know Haruo, meeting him day after day, there by the Tama River.

Mirei-chan is the highschool freshman representative, but she's got a problem: she hasn't grown a centimeter since she was a six-year-old.

Is it only me whose mind and body react differently?

An aspiring manga-ka comes home, only to find her tools in a bitter war.

The Melody of Iron: Dan Takuya has both of his arms severed and is left for dead. He learns to control new arms made of iron with telekinesis and goes out for revenge.

Included stories:
- White Phantom
- Revolution

Hiroyuki is a student on a scholarship to an elite school for the rich. Being the only normal kid there, all of the other students treat him pretty badly. But his life changes forever on the day he accidentally collides with the rich and beautiful Saionji Haruka.

After a lot of violence and an accidental kiss from the angry Haruka, a bewildered Hiroyuki finds himself married to her! As for Haruka, by the end of the day she's lost her home, her fortune, and her family, and only has one lousy, poor, "husband" (Hiroyuki) to show for it. Will the two of them be able to adapt to their life together, or will they kill each other first?!

Torte, a little witch girl, comes to Earth to complete her training and find her master, and for that she picks an employee of Famitsu (the famous video game magazine this manga was originally serialized in). Thus begins the witch's life at Famitsu.

Love blooms at a Jurassic Academy.

A friendly, good-natured mailman traverses the rural areas of Korea on his red bicycle, dealing out letters and interacting with the letter-writers and recipients along the way.

The Nightmare of Fabrication is a beautifully drawn full-colour manga from Yoshitoshi ABe. The 18 page short story can be found in the Lain Omnipresence in Wired artbook. It's a bonus story which apparently isn't related with neither the anime nor the PS game. It shows characters who were included in the PS game but not in the TV series (like the psychiatrist), but also determinant characters from the anime who didn't appear in the videogame (like Deus).

Nico Nicolson observes and interacts with mangakas.
This interview session is devoted to famed Berserk mangaka, Miura Kentaro. His art process and his relationship to fellow friends and mangaka are addressed and insight is given into the style of art material he uses.

A collection of mahjong gekiga oneshots.