Sora Kakeru Junjou

Bug Ego

Makoto Hitsujiya transfers to a new high school and meets Takehiro Kokudou, a strange classmate who introduces him to Bugs: phenomena that produce specific outcomes only when a precise sequence of actions is performed. These hacks can be as trivial as making bird droppings appear on a sidewalk after pressing a certain combination of vending machine buttons, or as extreme as lifting weights beyond normal human limits. At first, experimenting with Bugs is fun and games. Hitsujiya and Kokudou grow closer as they exploit these anomalies that transcend the laws of science and humanity. But when Kokudou uses a hack to go back in time, things take a dark turn. Hitsujiya attempts to do the same, a

138°E

138°E es una antología de manga que reúne a creadores de Japón, Europa y Estados Unidos en un proyecto editorial único. Cada volumen combina historias breves, ilustraciones y experimentos visuales que cruzan géneros como la ciencia ficción, el terror, la comedia y el drama, con la colaboración de artistas como Range Murata, Hayashida Q, Jinsei Kataoka y Kazuma Kondou. A lo largo de sus páginas, la obra explora mundos distópicos, encuentros sobrenaturales y situaciones cotidianas llevadas al extremo, siempre con una mirada fresca y arriesgada. La antología busca demostrar la versatilidad del cómic y la ilustración japonesa al fusionarlas con sensibilidades occidentales, ofreciendo relatos qu

Toume Kei Works Collection: People of the Hanging Gardens

A collection of six oneshots by Kei Toume, created between 2011 and 2016. Each story stands alone, exploring different characters and settings. From a mysterious element to fairy affairs, from a zombie-filled apartment to a twilight antique book market, and from heaven's door to a blue secret flower, the volume presents a diverse range of tales. The stories blend genres like science fiction, comedy, drama, slice of life, supernatural, and horror. Toume's signature style weaves together everyday moments with the bizarre, creating narratives that are both grounded and surreal. The collection offers a glimpse into her creative range during this period.

Paperakyu

An unknown disease called Paperakyu spreads through society, its only visible symptom being the growth of small crab-like limbs on the sufferer's head. An unnamed young boy is infected and, because of his visible condition, becomes an outcast, shunned and isolated by those around him. As the disease continues to affect more people, the boy must navigate a world that fears and rejects him. He struggles to find his place in a society that treats him as a threat, while the mystery behind Paperakyu deepens, revealing dark secrets that challenge everything he knows.

Yomikiri-shuu "Hen"

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