Through his hobby, which is exploring (peeping?) through the spaces in-between, Heisaku-kun ends up falling in love with his neighbor, Fumio-chan. However, it turns out that Fumio-chan has also been spying on Heisaku-kun all this time. Will this uncontrollable pair's hidden love ever be realized?

From Zombie Scans:
Hating girl is a manga about a girl with an arrow stuck through her head named Asumi, and the boy interested in her, named Ryouji. It's full of goofy humor and silly storylines, yet the relationship aspect of it touches on real life at times, and ends up quite endearing. Check out this silly-sweet manga and laugh at the insanity that is life with a girl that has an arrow through her head.

From Suimasen Scans:
Spoilers are bad. Especially when you spoil the favorite anime to a member of the kendo club (who happens to carry around a katana). When Terada accidentally lets slip a spoiler about Hikami’s favorite anime, only bad things can happen. From then on, Terada can only try to survive the increasingly extreme measures Hikami uses to take vengeance. It can only be described as a war – a spoiler war.

Sana Tsukimori is a 10 year old horror star but she can't grab the attention of her older brother.

Taking place in 1930s Japan and China, Kasumi Kenshiro (the uncle of the lead from Hokuto no Ken) is forced to leave his teaching job and settle an old gang rivalry with the help of his martial arts. Along the way, he meets the son of one his triad buddies, an old flame, and a mysterious old man who teaches him new techniques which will assist him in his quest.

The last student living in a run-down dormitory decides to leave when the conditions get too harsh. The only thing stopping him is a zashiki warashi, who is afraid for her and her building's future once he leaves.

Tell Me A Lie is about a girl, Terumi Arai, who has the ability to read a person's mind when she is looking into their eyes.

Full color manga drawn for the purpose of "expressing the beauty of Japan". It is a collection of several slice-of-life stories of girls living in various locations in Japan, set against beautiful man-made and natural scenery that surrounds them.

A Trigun one-shot by Boichi.

Our hero Vash the Stampede disappeared for two years after blasting a crater onto the moon above the desert planet he saved from annihilation. But with good people and bad alike trying to track him down, he won't stay lost for long! Count on more crazy gunslinger action, new dastardly villains...and a new outfit, to boot!

Note: Nightow changed publishers to Shonen Gahosha and the series continued to be serialized in Young King Ours magazine. Due to the original publisher retaining the name Trigun, Nightow had to change the title to Trigun Maximum, which isn´t a sequel but a new name for the rest of the series. The first 3 volumes were published under the title 'Trigun' and the entire series compiled into 14 books as 'Trigun Maximum' (the numbering was also restarted when the title changed).

Won the Seiun Award at the 48th Japan Science Fiction Conventionwere for the best comic of the year.

If you come by this girl, you better be extremely careful - nobody knows what kind of prank she will play the next moment! She practically lives to cause mischief!

Raised in the hope that I would be a boy full of courage and strength, they named me "Yuu."
To be a girl filled with kindness and love; that's how my twin sister, "Ai," was raised.
That's how our parents named us-
But... Our parents' wishes were reversed.
A story about twins who risk everything to protect one another and to find his or her happiness in the switch they call twins game. (Premiered in Waai Mahalo)

4-koma about a "human" girl attending what turns out to be a school for monsters.

Really cute and funny!

The new student by the name of Masato Takasaka transfers to a school full of delinquents which is currently undergoing a battle between the various student activities committees. His fleeting expectations of a delicate and loving school girls and a peaceful school life go out the window the moment he meets the declared queen of the school Onizuka . What will happen to the school life he dreams of in this romantic/comedy of two unlikely partners in school full of delinquents?

Ebi sacrificed everything to get into art school, studied hard for a whole year, drew like crazy to ready herself--only to fail the entrance exam because her mind went blank. Worse, while heading home with an armful of doujinshi, she meets her friend Tachibana. Exposed as an otaku, Ebi is both humiliated and hurt when Tachibana denies their friendship.

Ebi resigns herself to attending a vocational school. One of her classmates there is a weird girl named Tachibana, who's lost her memory in a strange accident...

The onsen world lies beneath our own has spirits which can only be seen by those who truly love onsen (japanese baths). After his grandfather dies, a japanese student summons one of these spirits...

Innocent country boy Oyamada Kouta transfers to a big city high school in his freshman year, and from day one, his life enters a world of crazy. First, a beautiful second-year student named Chizuru professes her love to him, then reveals that she is in fact a fox spirit. Frisky and flirty, her suggestive teasing of naive Kouta in front of his classmates embarrasses him to no end.

If that wasn’t enough, a gorgeous wolf spirit named Nozomu suddenly transfers to Kouta’s class and decides she wants the hapless country boy for herself. As fox girl and wolf girl vie for his heart, does Kouta have any say in this?

Jiya is an alien and a galaxy patrol member on a mission to Earth. His first encounter with humankind is rescuing a rich party girl, Kaede, and her chauffeur Kyuumonji Yukio from mountain bandits. Using Kyuumonji's body as a host, Jiya is going to check out rumors of a recent infestation of "vampires" on Earth that are attacking beautiful young women.

From: Easy Going Scans:

Long ago, when danger approached the Earth, there existed people exhibiting their superhuman powers to save the planet; to help the weak; to defeat evil and to promote justice. Earth never hesitated to sacrifice such beings.

The powerless set these people apart and honored them by calling them heroes. However...the era somehow changed...

A cyberpunk-ish spin on the legendary hero, Momotarou.