Silent manga. Available free on author's website: http://www.hasimotosuzu.org/manga/

From Aerandria Scans Umi used to be a very sickly girl when she was young. One time, she was on the verge of death after contracting a high fever, but then her fever magically disappeared, leaving behind a star-shape mark on her forehead with the color of the ocean. Now a sixteen-year-old girl, Umi dreams of finding love and having a boyfriend like many other girls her age. There's one guy at school whom she's really interested in, but things don't really go the way she wants them to, with another guy showing up out of nowhere... Not to mention, that guy isn't just your average guy...

How far can you kill? An insect? A fish? A snake? A dog? Or a person?

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Charismatic, princely Asahina is an esteemed guest at the hotel Sakaki is working at as an attendant. It wasn’t supposed to be much more different from pampering other VIPs until Sakaki sees that same “prince” being accosted by a few hooligans.

Toki wa… is a manga about two guys who travel back in time and visit Tokiwa Manor in the 1950′s. Tokiwa Manor is an apartment building where Osamu Tezuka, the father of modern manga / anime, and many other early influential mangaka once lived.

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Originally published as bonus content in Maruo's "Rampo Panorama" artbook (乱歩パノラマ 丸尾末広画集). Based on Edogawa Rampo's short story of the same name, an English translation of which can be found in The Edogawa Rampo Reader (Kurodahan Press, 2008). 26 pages, in English

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From Lucia Rose: Natsuno Sarasa is painfully shy and is afraid to speak her mind, but as the summer music festival rolls around the corner, she prepares herself to make some new friends. However, just when she begins to lose hope, a boy in her class asks her for one of her tickets to the festival. Hourai Yayoi isn't the kind of new friend she was expecting to make, but...?

Part of a 2014 government anti-drug program.

Oneshot that appeared in the Shadows of the Damned artbook (which Hayashida contributed designs to), starring George Reed.

To celebrate Weekly Shonen Magazine's 50th anniversary, Hoshino Yasushi drew a one-shot version of Cyborg 009 dealing with how Joe Shimamura first became a cyborg and how he met his comrades.

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