Genre - Horror

Taking a break from her popular, brilliant, Fullmetal Alchemist; Arakawa-sensei drew up a one-chapter humorous shounen story about a Frankenstein tournament, for magazine GX to commemorate their 5th year anniversary.

Sequel to Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu: Dai-3 Shou - Truth of Zero.

In a world driven by fictionalized friendship, courtesy of the program named "Real Account", the table suddenly turns, and the cybernetic world turns real! How will they survive?

It’s February, and it still hasn’t snowed. Kanon’s father is going on a business trip and might be getting too friendly with a subordinate, which Kanon doesn’t approve of so soon after her mother’s death. Her little brother collects insects, but they’re dying off. And it turns out that this die off is the first of many a plague to come down. First it’s the insects. Then it’s the rats, looking for a new food source. Then it gets bad…

Senji Touya tries everything in an attempt to discover his talent. Whatever he tries, whether it is kendou, dancing, swimming, basketball, soccer, or chess, he never quite reaches his full potential. For the first time in a long time, his classmate Haito showed up at school one day. Someone who "has it" or has talent is how Senji describes her. Eventually, he discovered that she not only possesses talent, but also "took" it from her previous life. Additionally, "Returners" are those who "took" the talent from their previous life.

Ayame yearns to be a legend of equity, while getting a charge out of life in Kyoto. One day, while returning from moving, she spares a baffling man from a puppy. The man drops what appears to be an amusement console. Ayame can't avoid playing with it, however in some cases things are better left untouched...

A beautiful, peaceful city is sent into a crisis when zombies suddenly emerge. The government is powerless to help and the citizens are left to fight for themselves. In another city, a man hurries to travel thousands of miles to save his family. This is where our story begins.

A compilation of Hino stories published in Suspiria magazine (サスペリア) From Suspiria, March 1993, comes the Rouba Shoujo miniseries.

Ryouko Midorikawa is a girl in her first year of high school. One day the cat she had raised and loved for 15 years suddenly dies. Although Pow hated water, he died drowning. Ryouko is lost in questions about the cause of his death. But from that night on, terrible things start happening everywhere around her!

As a little boy, Si Mun, the grandson of a famous shaman, had the ability to see - and communicate with - ghosts. His grandmother gave him a talisman which temporarily rid him of this ability and erased his memories of any supernatural phenomena he had witnessed. Years later, Si Mun is working a hectic, yet ordinary, job as a homicide detective in the Korean police force. His grandmother has since passed on - and the powers she sealed away appear to be reawakening... Original webcomic

From Dark Horse: The Queen of Horror Manga, Kanako Inuki, brings you School Zone, a series about ordinary children who encounter the strange and terrifying at their very own school, and discover that many ghost stories, urban legends, and superstitions are truly and horribly real.

Long ago, there existed two different groups of people. One had red blood and the other had blue blood. They co-existed peacefully, but eventually they started to hate each other and a war broke out. The massive red blood army initially overwhelmed the blue blood but with the help of new technology developed by Kodo, the prince of the blue blood, the blue bloods were victorious. The new technology, called the Haguruma, is a powerful robot type machinery capable of devastating destruction. As the red blood people were enslaved, Kodo saw what monstrosity his Haguruma was being used for. Helpless red blood people were being hunted down and murdered. Overwhelmed by guilt, Kodo rescued the refugee red bloods and refused to build any more machines. His father, the king, ordered him to be executed, but he barely escaped and now without a home, he must survive on his own. (c) vyc