In a world where Gods control the fate of humanity, a young boy\'s desperation to save his brother drives him to confront the ruthless God of Famine. With the land cursed and humanity on the brink of collapse, the boy\'s quest for survival becomes a crusade against the Gods themselves. Explore a dark fantasy world filled with action, tragedy, and the blurred lines between revenge and redemption. Dive into a gripping tale of humanity\'s struggle against the divine.

The story of an otherwise \'average\' office worker discovering her true potential. One of the three winners of Shogakukan\'s 83rd New Manga Awards.

Gold Award in the 21st Dengeki Grand Prize. Later published in Weekly Comic Dengeki Daioh magazine in September 2014.

Winner of the 2014 Bookstore Award and the Yoshikawa Eiji Literary Newcomer Award, this blockbuster historical novel has captivated over 1 million readers and is now fully adapted into a manga! The enemy? The legendary warlord of the Sengoku period, Oda Nobunaga! What destiny awaits the courageous pirate princess who boldly stands against him? Set in the turbulent Sengoku era, after the chaos of the Ōnin War, the Ashikaga shogunate\'s power has crumbled. Across Japan, formidable warlords are emerging, each declaring their ambitions in this age of conflict. But did you know there was a woman who dared to challenge the unstoppable forces of Oda Nobunaga, leaving his armies astounded? Rooted in historical events, this story delivers heart-pounding battles and more! Follow the journey of a striking warrior princess and her encounters with powerful, charismatic heroes. Experience the ultimate Sengoku entertainment!

Black clothes, black eyes, black hair... what if you were to encounter that...?! Winner of the 66th RED Newcomer Manga Award – Encouragement Prize!

Award winning manga from the early days of Shigeno Shuuichi, the creator of Initial D. Bari Bari Legend entails the events in the life of high schooler and street racer, Gun Koma. --- - **Won the 9th Kodansha Manga Award for Shonen in 1985**

A young man born deaf and mute, shunned by those around him and named \'Kegare\' (Unclean). He\'s hired as a guard by a lady at a certain estate. The lady, who possesses a mysterious constitution, attempts to communicate with Kegare through sign language while telling him, \"You may kill me.\" A stunning one-shot from a Monthly MAG Garden Manga Award winning author.

Current-day Japan is facing the serious issue of population decline due to low birthrates and the concentration of the populace in only a few major metropolitan areas. Tottori-kun, the local god of Tottori Prefecture, least populous in all of Japan, must face these problems and other social issues as he and the other gods of Japan\'s prefectures battle it out to become the new capital. The series features real social, economic, and historical issues, with a dash of humor and creativity--and is also a fun way to learn about the different charms of each of Japan\'s 47 Prefectures. (This is an anthropomorphized battle manga) Synopsis from MangaUpdates: The story follows local gods of each Japanese prefecture as they battle to rule in Japan\'s capital.

Eighth story arc of JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken series. Following the Great East Japan earthquake, Morioh has been stricken by vast earthen protrusions known by the locals as Wall Eyes. Despite investigation, professional estimations are left empty. Meanwhile, the young girl Yasuho Hirose discovers a man buried within the ground, he possesses a distinctive star-shaped birthmark together with deeply penetrating bite marks. The man, who has contracted a staple case of amnesia is taken in by a local family and given the name Jousuke Higashikata, however mysterious events cannot stop from piling one upon the other and soon that enigma known as stand emerges to complement the great cloud of confusion.

(from MangaUpdates): Young Aaron is unjustly sent to a reformatory, where he meets Fire Wolf--older, a born rebel, and a talented singer. After Wolf dies in a motorcycle crash, Aaron becomes a rock musician, thus beginning a frenzied odyssey through late 1960s America. --- - **Won the 1969 Shogakukan Manga Award**

Midori Makibao is a small white racehorse. Compared to other thoroughbred horses, he looks more like a donkey with wide nostrils. However, with his guts and speed as his weapon, Makibao wins in every big race. In the beginning of his career, Makibao had a trouble making his debut as a racehorse, because of his appearance and various disadvantages he had. But Makibao had reasons to overcome his difficulties; there was a lifelong rival horse called Superhorse Cascade, that Makibao needed to defeat. Plus, he was determined to win back his mother, a horse that had been taken away for pay back the debt on the farm. There are many hardships that Makibao has to overcome, but he thrives in the series of races to become a great racehorse --- - **Won the Shogakukan Manga Award for Children in 1997**

Follows the life of an average part-time hero who manages to win every battle with a single punch. This ability frustrates him as he no longer feels the thrill of fighting a tough opponent, which leads him to question his past desire of becoming strong.