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Collection of stories of the author, contemplatives and abusing of an art that mix extremely detailed background with bidimensional and caricatured characters. Contents: - Ashizuri Suizokukan - Kanzen Shoutengai - Sugoroku - Atarashii Sekai - Innocent World - Meido - Sputnik - Machine Jidai Doubutsu-tachi - Kimi no Sakana (and other stories)

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A comedy about mismatched sisters. A hard working older sister, Yomi, who suffers at the hands of her layabout younger sister, Reki. (Source: MU, edited) Includes 4 bonus chapters.

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One year after the events of the First Cycle, Tetsuro has returned to Earth only to end up chained in his home in Megalopolis. It is then that Maetel appears before him once again, offering him the opportunity to join her on a new journey - one she claims will lead him to his destiny. The series initially ended in 1981, however after fifteen years Leiji Matsumoto returned to his series in 1996, moving the internal timeline on one year from where the story had previously drawn to a close. The second cycle makes up volumes 15-21, and the first five volumes of the second cycle were released in English by Viz.

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Zajirou is a salaryman who draws manga during his daily four-hour round-trip commute—a perfectly appropriate activity on a subway that shuttles between fantasy and reality. Today he continues to ride that real/surreal subway, pen in hand, depicting a mysterious underground world where pens take the form of pantographs and elephants amble aboard the train. (Source: Japan Media Arts Festival)

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Destination is a state of mind. A tale of one person and their bike and the road ahead. Kino wanders around the world on the back of Hermes, their unusual, anthropomorphic motorcycle, only staying in each country for three days. During their adventures, they find happiness, sadness, pain, decadence, violence, beauty, and wisdom. But through it all, they never lose their sense of freedom. They discover that because of the world's imperfections, is is actually a thing of beauty. "The world is not beautiful, therefore it is." (Source: Tokyopop)