Yuta, a ronin student, moves to Tokyo with hopes to enter university. With no money, he moves into a share house filled with beautiful women.

The story is set in a dystopian alternative present where any kind of substance able to alter the state of mind is legalized and authorized for consumption at home or in designated places called Pomp Bars.
These products, once considered very dangerous, are now freely advertised on TV. The bartender chooses the ones more suited to his customers and serves them with special cocktails.
When the Pompies movement obtained the liberalization of the drugs it seemed a historically meaningful change destined to improve the world - a dream realized in a manner that radically affected humanity's way of life.
But in a world where all feelings are artificial and where everyone is a potential drug addict, nothing has really changed for the better. Only a select few drugs are considered dangerous and put under strict control by hygiene offices, which is given full authority to handle matters related to the severely addicted.
Kabu, a small-time peddler and heavy addict. Used to any kind of hallucinogenic trip, he is able to feel the happiness through the ecstasy of the drug, while on the same time hypocritically hating who gave birtn to that society which has forced him to the live this way.
After an overdose caused by mixing two incompatible drugs, he spends his days looking for stimulants until the encounter with an enigmatic man who offers him a new kind of illegal substance. Ultraheaven.
From that moment on his incredible journey begins - where dream and reality are fused in an undivided world - causing him both hysterical joy and unbearable pain.

Kodai lost his younger sister in "Noah's Flood", a catastrophic event that submerged Tokyo not too long ago. He confines himself to what's left of his old life, refusing to move on. One day, a mysterious girl who calls herself "Kururi" jumps out from the endless sea, claiming that Kodai's "home" actually belongs to her. After a brief chase from some mafia-type group, Kururi forces herself into Kodai's life as his new roommate. Because of this, Kodai is forced to start moving on from his tragic loss and both of them have to learn to adjust to the new way of life that "Noah's Day" forced everybody to live.

Little Busters! revolves around Riki Naoe, a young male high school student. When Riki was a child, his parents died, leaving him hopeless and depressed. What saved him was a group of his friends who referred to themselves as the Little Busters; they took Riki out and played together with him during his time of need. He really enjoyed playing with them, and his grief gradually faded away. When the story begins, they are in their second year of the high school they attend. They still hang out together, and enjoy their school life.

Toki is a former Hokuto practitioner, and his incredible strength coped with his knowledge of the assassin art would be enough to call him devil.... But Toki's kindness and desire to help people prevent them from calling him devil, they instead can only whisper words akin to that of 'savior'.

A fight to death between an undefeated family of assassins, and mysterious intruders who claim to use the biotic technology of Urthotics!

From Yen Press:

With Madoka Kaname's sacrifice, the hopeless cycle that once bound every magical girl to a terrible fate was broken at last. Still, the magical girls fight on against the dark magics that threaten the human world, which remains ignorant of the brave girl who saved them. Only Homura remembers her dear friend Madoka, a burden she has borne in all her battles since-right? Then how is Homura still going to school with Madoka, fighting alongside her, laughing as if nothing has happened? As her tragic memories return to her, Homura realizes she must not be in the real world, wonderful as it is to see her friend again. But if she is indeed trapped in a magical space, who among her magical friends could be the cause?

A slice-of-life story written from the perspective of a child who fears that living with her mother is robbing herself of individuality and her mother of freedom.

A bitter, washed up manga artist receives a mysterious gift from a fan...

A one-shot by Takahashi Rumiko to celebrate the 45th anniversary of the Japanese semimonthly seinen anthology, Big Comic.

Antisense Scanslations:
A boy who can see music... A man rescues an instrument from a museum... And a boy hears the first rhythm...

These stories and more are included in this collection of music-related one-shots from the mangaka of Oh, My Sweet Alien! and Why Not Be My Dog.

Young Levius has lost a lot in the war. His revolutionist father is dead, and he lost an arm trying to protect his mother, who is comatose. Now his arm has been replaced by a metal prosthetic, and his Uncle Zacks has taken him in. The traumatized Levius soon begins to take an interest in mechanical boxing, and his uncle helps him get involved in the brutal sport.

Levius was originally published in IKKI magazine. The story of the series continues now to Ultra Jump magazine, and it is known as Levius/est.

Arizona State, Cameron - 1:23 P.M. While two men meet, a gunfight suddenly happens between them. One of them stays alive, then leaves. A woman breaks free from the trunk of the car she’d been left in and picks up the revolver that had been dropped and...

Corsa and Katie are united by fate in a world in which drawings come to life. Will these children survive in such a harsh and unforgiving climate?

Enters childhood friends Mika and Reiko. Now they are both adult married women, and decided to vary their seemingly boring life with swing (partners swapping). Seas of enjoyment with topping of sweet secret drama.
Borderline story with walls of text.

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This is the manga version of "Little Busters! Kud Wafter," the popular visual novel made by KEY that focused on Kudryavka Noumi.

The daily life of Ichiko, a young woman who lives alone near a small village called Komori (lit., "Little Forest"). Each chapter features a dish or meal scavenged from the forests and mountains around Ichiko's home or harvested from fields she cultivates herself.

While there are no wild flights of fancy as in Majo or Hanashippanashi, the organic artwork and majesty of nature featured within this short series taps into that same source of magic. Little Forest is a very acquired taste, but it's also another piece of the stunning tapestry Igarashi Daisuke continues to weave today.

A young woman makes some preparations to move. While emptying a drawer she finds a well-hidden damaged cup. What is the story behind the carefully stored dish? Entry for the Silent Manga Audition.

From Promfret: Sakuraba Kenji is an aspiring baseball player, however due to some circumstances he gave up on baseball, and moved to a new High School so that he is able to give up on it totally. On the day that he visit the new school he will be attending, he meets a girl, Mamiya Itsuka who mistakenly does something to him, causing him to faint. When he awakes, he realizes that the place he will be staying at is Itsuka's home!

From Seven Seas:
Dance in the Vampire Bund: The Memories of Sledge Hammer is a two-volume interlude between Dance in the Vampire Bund’s first fourteen volume story arc and the upcoming second part of the series, which will launch in 2014. The Memories of Sledge Hammer delves into the past to look at the doomed love affair of one of the Vampire Bund’s most deadly operatives.
Three months have passed since Princess Mina, queen of all vampires, has recaptured the Bund. The damage inflicted to vampire/human relations runs deep, but a peaceful postwar restoration is now underway. Yet appearances can be deceiving. Somebody is trying to kill government liaison Reiko Gotoh, but her lycanthrope bodyguard, Seiji Hama, is nowhere to be found. The mystery of Hama’s whereabouts can only be solved by examining the past, when the ill-fated couple first met. The past may be the key to saving Gotoh in the present and to the future of the Vampire Bund itself.