17-year-old highschool student Rise is going out with her childhood friend Hiroomi, a young lawyer. Because of the age gap, Hiroomi imposes the condition that they do not have sexual contact until her graduation, however, Rise doesn't want to wait until then...

Kisshioin Tsubaki aka the "Crimson Camellia", a beautiful lady reporter of the occult, wants to satisfy her intellectual curiosity by having a hands-on experience with every Yokai she can find.
Follow her in her travels, accompanied by her trusted cameraman Yokomizo-kun.

From Viz:
All that matters to 15-year-old Nobara Sumiyoshi is volleyball--she's an awesome player with big-time ambitions. But sometimes it seems like a girl just can't get a break in the competitive world of high school volleyball.
Nobara's family wants her to inherit the role of "young mistress," serving rich patrons at her family's old-fashioned Japanese restaurant. No thanks! When Nobara transfers to Crimson Field High School, known for its top-notch volleyball team, it turns out that her mother will stoop to dirty tricks to keep her off the court. With assistance from her feisty Aunt Momoko, who's got some connections at Crimson Field, Nobara decides to start playing offense.

After his mother’s death, Kanji goes to live with her side of the family in the countryside. It’s hard enough having to adjust to a new environment, but Kanji can also see monsters and spirits, who are everywhere. To top it off, his eccentric uncle Benjirou—though prone to bouts of sickness—is always up to some shenanigans!

Manga doesn't get much more noir than this. Benkei is just another expatriate Japanese arist living in the Big Apple. Or so it appears. As there "diabolical hard-boiled stories" show, surfaces aren't always what they seem. Flashbacks delve into sordid, secret past lives, and old scored, long festering, emerge without warning, asking to be settled.

And Benkei's secret? Maybe it's just that he's the only artist in town who isn't having fantasies of being a hitman-for-hire. He is one.

From Nagareboshi Manga:

When Nao recieves a terrible grade on the latest test, there's only one person to turn to: Andou-kun, the silent boy with his long hair covering his eyes. He gets great grades, and is semi-willing to help Nao out. Turns out that under all that hair, there's a cute boy...!

Includes 3 short stories:
- Benkyou no Jikan
- So, Stand by Me
- Green Days*

*Note: Green Days has a sidestory in Sagashimono called Kesenai Toge.

From Ochibichan. Misora had amazingly managed to get into a prestigious school which has 80% of its students managing to get into Tokyo University. However, because of that, everyday ever since school started, she’s always been forced by her grandfather who runs a tuition centre to just study, study, study…

Shiva Convenience Agency is here to help out, with jobs big or small.

1) Chiba is a "convenience man" who meets Aki Kirigaya on a job. Chiba's job is to become Kirigaya's friend. After becoming friends, Kirigaya refuses to see him. What is Chiba to do?

2-3) Miyashiro is young and cute, and used to guys mistaking what he's selling as a convenience man. When a handsome Yamada Tarou (John Smith) tries to buy him, Miyashiro's still not interested. But Yamada's persistent, and Miyashiro's started thinking being sold to Yamada might not be so bad...

Look at the park, when heroes at picnic - you see a pair & twins from "Saa Koi ni Ochitamae" ^_^

4) Continuation of Chiba and Aki.

Also features the twins from Saa Koi ni Ochitamae

A Japanese goddess of old takes a keen interest in Anamori Izumi and her ability, a more powerful form of synesthesia. The goddess has a request for her, one which will require her to break out of her shell... and learn how to play the electric guitar.

[From DokiDoki]: An adorable allegory about peace and tolerance. According to the author ~ in the future our world has been wiped out more or less by our own stupidity and intolerance: in the world that follows, all the inhabitants are cats who live together peacefully in spite of nationality and race.

The comedy story follows Mai and Kurumi — two polar opposites who act friendly onstage as the hit singing duo "Star Berry," but bicker offstage. What Mai really wants to become is a rock singer, but the easily flustered Kurumi would rather sing idol songs.

The protagonist, Houkou Hayao decides to take a job interview at a family resto, Berry's, in order finds out what to do when he graduates.

On the same day as the interview, he bumps into a certain "ojou" who just got out from the interview room in a bad mood, and binge eats at Berry's. He later ended up hanging around with her. When he gets home, he finds out that Yuuka, his "imouto," has found out that he got a job without her permission.

Later, he learns that the binge-eating girl which introduces herself as Morikubo Yuna he met is a new employee like him.

From ANN:

Guts, known as the Black Swordsman, seeks sanctuary from the demonic forces attracted to him and his woman because of a demonic mark on their necks, and also vengeance against the man who branded him as an unholy sacrifice. Aided only by his titanic strength gained from a harsh childhood lived with mercenaries, a gigantic sword, and an iron prosthetic left hand, Guts must struggle against his bleak destiny, all the while fighting with a rage that might strip him of his humanity.

Warning: This manga is for mature audiences only, since it has sexual content and graphic violence (gore, blood, rape, etc). Definitely not for the weak hearted.

The 1988 Prototype chapter won a prize at the Comi Manga School Miura attended and the main series won the Tezuka Osamu Award for Excellence in 2002.

In this world, there are two types of people. Those Who have powerful "skills", and those who don't. People born with powerful skills, exterminate monsters to level up and become successful, while people without them, become failures,who are treated harshly by society. Follow the story of Fate, a guy who works as a gatekeeper, and whose only skill is gluttony, a skill that only makes him hungry.

Keisuke Agatsuma, is a high school student with a great sense of comedy. A student named Jun Tsujimoto transfers to his school. Both share ideas and form a plan to make a stand-up comedian duo. They aim to become pro together, despite the many hardships they will face.

Xie Rainie has grown to hate Long ShangTang ever since they were young. She thinks that he's bullying her because their other childhood friend is always with her instead of him. But what he thinks seems to be different...

Takumi Aono really wants to be a competitive swimmer! Like, really, really, really wants to be one. Although he swims every day, rain or shine, he's still not there yet. But when he meets a very bitter lifeguard, something unexpected happens!

A sweet tale of the "Ugliest couple" when beauty for a man and a woman is flipped.

From The Back Door:

1-2. Best Ending?
After being ridiculed by his younger sister, the rather disappointing Sakura decides to take a leaf out of an otome manual and, in hopes of becoming popular with the ladies, learn to become a sparkling prince. Even though he meant to charm a girl's heart, he instead reels in a male teenager named Jun...?!

3-4. Swim'n Love

5. Get Bored with Each Other

6. Best Ending? - Extra

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[Booklet] "best ending?" Extra edition. (magazine ｄｒａｐ-ドラ-2012年-11月号)

The bride is a thief who's the biggest spender in town. Sports cars, luxury condos, you name it! How will she repay her husband who saved her life...?