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Black Jack is the doctor Tezuka wished he could be, one free of the constraints of the modern rules, who can heal and help on his rules. He travels the world helping those who pay him, sometime those he takes mercy on, and always those who move him. Despite not having a valid license, he is still the doctor of last resort, the only man who keeps the reaper at bay. Sometimes though, he's the one who brings the reaper... Won the 1st Kodansha Manga Award for shounen.

From Manga Updates Manga version of the same-name anime. Enma-kun (a flame-based boy) along with Chapeauji (a demon with the form of a hat), Yukiko-hime (an ice-based girl) and Kapaeru (a Kappa) form the demon-hunting squad sent by Enma-Daio, the ruler of Hell, in order to capture escaped demons. With the help of the human boy Tsutomu, the Yokai Patrol fights the demons they encounter to stop them from causing mischief.

This prequel follows Hazama Kuro'o in the late 1960's-early 1970's before he became known as the surgeon "Black Jack."

As a child, the eponymous heroine is betrayed by three jealous friends who throw her into a pit and leave her to die. But Arisa perserveres: She trains herself to be smarter, faster, and more beautiful than any of them and returns for revenge. Years of living underground have left her with the silver hair of the title, so her victims can't be sure whether the resemblance is real or only the product their guilty consciences...

Wandering the packed tunnels of Shinjuku Station, famous author Yosuke Mikura makes a strange discovery: a seemingly homeless drunk woman who can quote French poetry. Her name is Barbara. He takes her home for a bath and a drink, and before long Barbara has made herself into Mikura's shadow, saving him from egotistical delusions and jealous enemies. But just as Mikura is no saint, Barbara is no benevolent guardian angel, and Mikura grows obsessed with discovering her secrets, tangling with thugs, sadists, magical curses and mythical beings - all the while wondering whether he himself is still sane.

This is the story of three high school students who discover a tree of knowledge on a small island in the Sea of Japan, who eat the fruit of the tree and then return to the mainland and attempt to return to their lives!

(from ebookjapan): Saburo Kazada is a junior high school student with a strong fighting spirit and good grades. He has a keen instinct and can somehow read people\'s movements and test questions. One day, a telepathic girl named Rion appears before him. She says she has come to awaken Saburo\'s psychic powers in order to fight the enemy. What is the enemy that plans to exterminate the old humans (ordinary humans) and build a new human (mutant) empire...?! Saburo then gets caught up in an surreal supernatural battle. Wake up, Inazuman!

(from MangaUpdates): There exists a horrific newspaper called the Fear Newspaper that foretells of people’s extreme misfortunes.

(from wikipedia.ja): Simon was taken in by his uncle, Gilles, an ecologist, after his parents died, but he ended up fighting with his rival Jean-Claude over his cousin Joca, his uncle\'s daughter. Joca, worried about Simon\'s weak fighting spirit, gives him a medicine developed by his father that makes him stronger, but it turns out to be a sex-transforming drug. Simon is placed in the care of his uncle\'s friend in England, and when his uncle shows Simon his own chromosomes, Simon is forced to accept. A month later, Simon was pronounced dead in England. Seven years later, after the death of his mother-in-law, Simon, now named Solange, was taken in again by his uncle and sent to live with Joca. Jean-Claude, who is engaged to Joca, becomes disturbed by Solange as a woman.

(from ebookjapan): A blue kaleidoscope held by a boy next to me on the express train to Sendai. What he saw when he looked through it was the nostalgic world of his youth. In addition to the title story, \"My Norakuro,\" \"Tokiwa-so Charamera,\" \"The Day Osamu Tezuka Died,\" \"Ogawa\'s Medaka,\" which describes a summer vacation with his sons, and other autobiographies are included in this short story collection. Also of note is \"Like the Wind... Insects That Ran Too Far Back\", a retrospective of his relationship with Osamu Tezuka, including the \"Help with Workd...\" telegram and the feud over \"Jun\"!

A slapstick romantic comedy featuring the hijinks and romance of Japan\'s first co-ed high school. Subtitled in its Hakusensha reprint as \'Another Mari and Shingo\', as the leads originate as supporting characters in this work. Contains one shot \"I\'m Fine with Dying\" in volume 2: Micole is a young French girl whose cousin, Leon, an up-and-coming painter, lives with her. One of Leon\'s paintings catches the eye of a wealthy art-loving gentleman, and he gets offered to study in Paris. Leon has always been rather delicate, but for some reason, his health begins to worsen even further once he arrives there...

A young girl was on the phone one night when she spotted a bizarre figure outside of the phone booth. When she checks outside, the figure is gone. However, on her way back, the figure reappears, chases her down, and attacks her! A police officer finds himself led to the family of a certain girl named Miyako - but Miyako\'s family claims that nothing went into their home. Is there more to Miyako than meets the eye? A set of early horror one-shots by Shinichi Koga. Also contains: - **The Man-Eating Tree Demon** - **Snake Man**

Edo period, a young draftsman, Sutehachi, arrives at Katsuhika Hokusai\'s house, the genius of the print and his daughter O-ei. If the boy\'s passion for drawing does not give way to that of the master, haunted just like him by the passion of the print, he is also very attracted by the world of pleasures.

Caught in an accident after having had a fight, highschool boxing star Taku and his studious classmate Kaori awake in the other\'s body.