Panorama of Hell is a shocking, tortuous journey into the depths of one man's postnuclear Hell. Through the confessions of a fiendish Hell painter born in the aftermath of the bombing of Hiroshima, Hideshi Hino tells a nightmarish story, creating a manga masterpiece of black humor, stunning vision, and unflinching imagery.

A new masterpiece from the author of Fuan No Tane, Nakayama Masaaki. It comprises of horror stories using introspection that will unhinge you ~ best for midnight viewing!

The second shounen-ai manga ever published, The November Gymnasium focuses on chaste, yearning love between boys at a prestigious German boys' school.

Contains Poor Mama (Kawaisou na Mama)

A remake of Tetsuwan Birdy.
While pursuing a criminal, the pretty but reckless interplanetary police officer Birdy Cephon Altirra accidentally kills Tsutomu, an earthling high school student. To make amends, Birdy is forced to share her own body with Tsutomu's spirit so that he can continue his own life. At first, Tsutomu knows nothing about his situation but soon discovers that his body is starting to take certain actions without his mind ordering it. In times of action, Birdy takes full control of their shared body, transforming it back into her original female form.

Kirby, alongside his mentor "Bitty" go up against King Dedede and his underling "Poppy" as they repeatedly attempt to steal Dream Land's fabled treasure, the Star Rod.

Opus is Kon's metafictional tale of Chikara Nagai, a creator under pressure to finish his latest graphic novel, Resonance, who finds that the harshest critic of the shock ending he's got planned is the character who'll have to die in it! Nagai's strengths and weaknesses as a creator are tested beyond their limits as his present and his past, and the worlds of the manga and of reality, become the levels of a maze he may never escape... let alone get a chance to resolve the story!

The series, drawn in "SD" style, stars Sasuke Uchiha and shows the humorous side of him and Taka.

From Viz:

Out of nowhere, a Japanese elementary school is transported out of the world they know, and into a nightmarish wasteland. Have they gone to another planet, or is this toxic world actually a vision of Earth's future? Soon, the students and teachers must struggle to survive in impossible conditions, besieged by terrifying creatures and beset by madness. Part Lord of the Flies, part post-apocalyptic science fiction, The Drifting Classroom (1972-1974) is a classic can't-put-down manga series. It was adapted into a Japanese live-action movie (1987).

It was awarded the 20th Shogakukan Manga Award in 1975.

Polite and proper college student Akira Takanashi has a secret. Back in high school, he fell deeply in love with his teacher but was spurned. Now, whenever the pain of his heartbreak gets to be too much, he finds comfort in the arms of med student and notorious playboy Shimakawa—very adult comfort. Shimakawa would gladly go out with him, but Akira’s past heartbreak means he insists on keeping things strictly physical—well, until his obsessed younger brother Jutta arrives to disrupt this comfortable routine!

In an instant, a host of the recently deceased discover that they've been given another shot at happiness... as adorable cats! Will they make the most of their seven-day opportunity? Or will the fur fly as they struggle to figure out what life's all about?

Comics Underground Japan presents the wild, subversive world of Japan’s most accomplished underground comics artists. Some of the dozen artists included in this anthology will be familiar to followers of manga; others make their American debut in these pages. The richly imaginative stories in this volume show a great range of graphic style, from painstakingly detailed craftsmanship to exuberant, maniacal renderings. At the heart of each work in this anthology is a unique personal vision and a fierce artistic compulsion–these manga artists are the misfits of the art form, and they are its visionaries.

Included stories are:
1. "Hell's Angel" by Yoshikaze Ebisu
2. "It's All Right if You Don't Understand" by Yoshikaze Ebisu
3. "Steel Pipe Melancholia" by Masakazu Toma
4. "Future Sperm Brazil" by Takashi Nemoto
5. "A Love Like Lemons" by Carol Shimoda
6. "Selfish Carol's Summer Vacation" by Carol Shimoda
7. "Mercy Flesh (Jiniku)" by Kazuichi Hanawa
8. "Don Quixote #1 & #2" by Yasuji Tanioka
9. "Planet of the Jap" by Suehiro Maruo
10. "Mary’s Asshole" by Hanako Yamada
11. "Volvox" by Pan Migawa
12. "Bigger and Better" by Muddy Wehara
13. "Laughing Ball" by Hideshi Hino
14. "Cat Noodle Soup" by Hajime Yamano & Nekojiro

A collection of seven of Hino's finest short graphic novels; excruciatingly funny and disturbingly gruesome.

The Hino Horror series:
Hino Horror Volume 1: The Red Snake (赤い蛇 Akai Hebi)
Hino Horror Volume 2: The Bug Boy (毒虫小僧 Dokumushi Kozou)
Hino Horror Volume 3: Oninbo and the Bugs from Hell (地獄虫を食う! 鬼んぼ Jigoku Mushi Woku! Oninbo)
Hino Horror Volume 4: Oninbo and the Bugs from Hell 2
Hino Horror Volume 5: The Living Corpse (死肉の男 Shiniku no Otoko)
Hino Horror Volume 6: Black Cat (黒猫の眼が闇に Kuroneko no Me ga Yami ni)
Hino Horror Volume 7: The Collection (M Collection)
Hino Horror Volume 8: The Collection 2
Hino Horror Volume 9: Ghost School (Ghost School (HINO Hideshi))
Hino Horror Volume 10: Death's Reflection
Hino Horror Volume 11: Gallery of Horrors (Kyoufu Gallery)
Hino Horror Volume 12: Mystique Mandala of Hell (Kaiki! Jigoku Mandara)
Hino Horror Volume 13: Zipangu Night
Hino Horror Volume 14: Skin and Bone

Mandala is the daughter of the King of Hell. Given two all-seeing crystal eyes, she is sent up into the world to save her dying clan from the invading western demons. However, she soon loses one of the crystals, and centuries later, her search is about to come to cataclysmic end.

The Hino Horror series:
Hino Horror Volume 1: The Red Snake (赤い蛇 Akai Hebi)
Hino Horror Volume 2: The Bug Boy (毒虫小僧 Dokumushi Kozou)
Hino Horror Volume 3: Oninbo and the Bugs from Hell (地獄虫を食う! 鬼んぼ Jigoku Mushi Woku! Oninbo)
Hino Horror Volume 4: Oninbo and the Bugs from Hell 2
Hino Horror Volume 5: The Living Corpse (死肉の男 Shiniku no Otoko)
Hino Horror Volume 6: Black Cat (黒猫の眼が闇に Kuroneko no Me ga Yami ni)
Hino Horror Volume 7: The Collection (M Collection)
Hino Horror Volume 8: The Collection 2
Hino Horror Volume 9: Ghost School (Ghost School (HINO Hideshi))
Hino Horror Volume 10: Death's Reflection
Hino Horror Volume 11: Gallery of Horrors (Kyoufu Gallery)
Hino Horror Volume 12: Mystique Mandala of Hell (Kaiki! Jigoku Mandara)
Hino Horror Volume 13: Zipangu Night
Hino Horror Volume 14: Skin and Bone

Runako is studying hard to someday succeed as owner of her family’s maid dispatching service company. One day, a request comes in from an entertainment production company and shockingly, it’s for their super-popular star, Seirei Moroboshi! But could it be that the image he projects on the TV is far different than his true secret face…?!

Collection of short stories.

Crown of Nibelung focuses mainly on Leo, the second royal prince of Nohr. It is an adaptation of the game and follows the Revelation route. The Avatar is depicted in her female incarnation. It makes some references to other material related to Fire Emblem Fates, such as the drama CD. For example, it mentions the Clarkenstein villa within the imperial palace, where the Nohrian Royal Family officially resides.

Ayase Michiya is a playboy who always has a new girl on hand, but the one whose attention he craves the most is unexpectedly his best friend, Satori Kouta. Trying to stay cool about it, he sets up Kouta with a girl, but things don’t go as expected...

Loved and tossed around by elite alphas.
Haru (omega) is in relationship with Eiji (alpha) who is also his childhood friend. But Eiji who is from elite family, already had his fiancé and Haru always came in second. Renji (alpha), an older brother of Eiji and Haru's first love, appeared in front of him. "I came to pick you up" Renji told Haru.

Where will this complicated love triangle lead to?

From Stiletto Heels:

Atsuko (Ah-chan) and Kouhei (Kouhei) are both 29 years old and soon to bid farewell to their adolescence. Both think 29 is a good age to be at, but realize that it doesn't make them feel anymore grown up; both get along, but none actually want to be the first to take the plunge. After nine years of dating and living together for five, Atsuko and Kouhei are prompted to evaluate the nagging questions regarding their work, life, and the prospect of having children: What will we do? What will happen to us?

Mirai, attends an all girls high school and hates irresponsible and delinquent type of guys. What happens when Midori, that is known as a delinquent, asks Mirai and her friends to go to a mixer.