Genre - Comedy
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The story follows a third-year high-school girl (Nee-san) who likes building plastic models in a model-making club along with fellow club members Makimaki and Okappa.
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Peace may have been restored to Hoenn after the evils schemes of Team Aqua, Team Magma and later Guile Hideout were put to rest. However, when a new crisis approached, Steve Stone had no choice but to enlist the help of Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald once again. What made it necessary for the young trainers to tap into the mysterious powers of Mega Evolution? Was the crisis in any way related to the strange 'omega' and 'alpha' symbols on a never-seen-before mural painting of Groudon and Kyogre in the Granite Cave? Joseph Stone, father of Steven and the President of the Devon Corporation, might be onto something important when he spotted the inconspicuous 'delta' sign on the painting…
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The Black and White arc of Pokemon Special. (Pokemon Special has several different arcs serialized in parallel in a few different magazines, so the exact numbering for the BW arc is unknown. Hence, this is registered under a completely new series)
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In an era when mainstream media is giving the political establishment a reach-around, while sucking at the Teat of Corporate America, only one man can be trusted to give the American people the facts about what's really going on. Unfortunately, Walter Cronkite is dead. That leaves it up to The Polidiot to make sense of the political landscape in his weekly bedroom broadcast, Polidiocy. So join us each week America, and together we can figure out the best route to Canada after the November election.
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Nako is a poverty-stricken 21 year-old in desperate need of a job. She applies for a job at a jewelry store. When shop owner Ren identifies herself as a lesbian, the competition for the position evaporates, leaving only Nako. Ren asks her if her sexual orientation will be a problem, Nako sensibly replies that she's not interested, so she doesn't see any problem. The comic is a a series of 4-koma strips, and range from beating Nako's state of poverty to death (as in the strip where she's about to eat bread crusts for lunch and is mistaken for feeding the birds) and to Ren's privilege and her orientation. But never in a mean way. Nako's not entirely naive, but she's not entirely clueful either, which makes for a nice mix of goofy silly and plain funny.
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A young boy, saddened and bitter, attempts to take his life. All goes as planned until a foreigner mysteriously appears...
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Kyo Aizawa is very excited about getting to attend Seisyu Academy, which is famous for its adorable girls\' uniforms. Her spirits are crushed, however, when she opens the package containing her school uniform to find a boy\'s uniform. Her father explains to her that, as Seisyu Academy is also famous for its boys\' basketball program, he enrolled her as a boy so she can fulfill his own dream of becoming an NBA basketball star. To make matters worse, she has to stay in the boys\' dorms, and her roommate is the same boy she came to hate at tryouts. (Source: Tokyopop)
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Randoh Masashi, a self-centered, brash karate star, was the victim of a horrific bus accident that left him comatose, his face terribly disfigured by extensive burns. Genius plastic surgeon Dr. Manabe saved Rando\'s life and went to work on his face, gradually reconstructing it based on a photograph found in the wreckage of the bus. When Randoh wakes up from his coma, a year has passed, and Dr. Manabe has made remarkable progress. But in a cruel twist of fate, the photo that the doctor used as his reference was not a picture of Randoh, but of Rina Kurimi, the girl whom Randoh has a crush on!
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A chaotic comic story of two perfect men betting on the future of ‘Castle soft.’, a game creating company consisting of handsome men.
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Echizen Ryoma just joined the Seishun Gakuen Middle School tennis team, which is known for being one of the most competitive teams in Japan. Ryoma has proven his skills by winning four straight American junior tournament titles. With his skills, Ryoma challenges a rule of Seishun Gakuen that freshmen don\'t represent the team to play in tournaments until summer.
