Cromartie High School -- NONAKA Eiji

Synopsis:

Welcome to Cromartie High - a melting pot of underachievers and overzealous bullies, where the fist rules, and the student body has the combined I.Q. of a rusty nail. After a whole lot of bad judgment and a little bad luck, Takashi Kamiyama is now attending this academy of dunces. Here, his only homework will be defending himself against the foul-mouthed robots, semi-intelligent apes, and masked villains that roam the halls of Cromartie High School!

NOTE:

• Won the 26th Kodansha Manga Award for Best Shounen in 2002 (shared with Beck)
• 17 volumes (END)

Kunimitsu -- ANDO Yuma & ASAKI Masashi

Synopsis:

Eighteen-year-old Mutou Kunimitsu sees how political injustice is committed all the time and that the government is profiting from the poor and labor class. So, he decides to change all of Japan. Here starts the legend of the man later known as the "Japanese Don."

NOTE:

• Won the Kodansha Manga Award for Shounen in 2003
• 27 volumes (END)

The Black Swindler -- NATSUHARA Takeshi & Kuromaru

Synopsis:

We know that cheating is wrong. But what about cheating a cheater? That's what Kurosagi (The Black Swindler) did, a cheater who cheated his own people by buying information from an old man named Katsuragi who was nicknamed FIXER. He did it because his father was cheated and ended up committing suicide after slaughtering his family. In his actions, Kurosaki, the Kurosagi is sometimes assisted by Tsurara, a law student who, although she disagrees with his actions, sympathizes with him. He is also chased by Inspector Kashina who feels that Kurosaki has overstepped his duties as a police officer. While cheating, Kurosaki continues to try to find out the common thread of the fraud case that befell his father...

By reading this comic, we will be introduced to various fraud methods and tricks that are actually taken from cases that have occurred. So if we want to avoid and be aware of fraud that can happen to us, then THE BLACK SWINDLER is a must-read.

NOTE:

• Won the 2008 Shogakukan Manga Award for seinen/general manga along with Bambino!
• 20 volumes (END)

Godhand Teru -- YAMAMOTO Kazuki

Synopsis:

Teru Mahigashi, the only son of surgeon Kosuke Mahigashi who survived a plane crash. His father, nicknamed "Godhand", sacrificed his life to save him. He lives with his father's handprint on his chest as a sign that he must continue his father's business...

Teru then works at the Yasuda Kinen Hospital led by the eccentric Junji Yasuda. The hospital is nicknamed Valhalla, the throne of the gods, where the 'Godhands' gather. At the hospital, he is guided strictly by Shuuichi Kitami, the head of the surgical department. Teru tries to become a reliable surgeon. In his daily life, Teru is a reckless doctor and often makes mistakes. But all that changes when he is on the operating table. He operates very well as if the hand of his father, the 'Godhand', is guiding him. With determination and passion to save the patient's life, he continues to hone his skills. Will Teru succeed in becoming a 'Godhand'? Continue following Godhand Teru...

NOTE:

• 62 volumes (END)

Magister Negi Magi -- AKAMATSU Ken

Synopsis:

It's common for a new teacher to come to school. But what if the teacher is still a 10-year-old child and has magic skills?

Negi Springfield must do practical work to get a master's degree in magic. The job of a master's degree is to use his abilities secretly for the benefit of the world and humanity. It is one of the greatest jobs that is highly respected in the world of magic. He was assigned to teach a junior high school in Tokyo whose students are all women. Armed with a magic wand and his genius brain, Negi carried out his duties as a teacher. There were many problems encountered and Negi was sometimes forced to use his magic abilities. However, instead of helping, his magic actually caused more chaos. Was Negi successful in carrying out his duties as a teacher? Continue following Magister Negi Magi...

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• 38 volumes (END)

Bloody Monday -- RYUUMON Ryou & MEGUMI Kouji

Synopsis:

A Russian intelligence agent is killed in Japan, leaving behind a chip. At the request of his father who works at the Security Investigation Bureau, high school student Fujimaru Takagi deciphers the code of the file on the chip, using his skills as Falcon, a mysterious genius hacker. But then, his father is accused of killing his own superior and becomes a fugitive. Fujimaru realizes how dangerous the information contained in the chip is, which is connected to a deadly virus and a Japanese woman named Maya...

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• 11 volumes (END)

C.M.B. -- KATOU Motohiro

Synopsis:

The ‘Wunderkammer’ (miracle room) is a place where unique and rare objects found by explorers are gathered. The items were then collected and studied at the British Museum. The Queen of England at that time chose the ‘three wise men’ to protect the research. They were given three rings engraved with the letters C, M, and B. It is said that these three rings were passed down from generation to generation to their best students.

In modern Japan, there is a boy named Shinra Sasaki who has these three rings. He alone guards his ‘Wunderkammer’ which is in the middle of the forest. In a case that occurred at Meiyuu High School, Shinra helped Tatsuki Nanase solve the case. This Meiyuu High School student is the granddaughter of the chairman of the foundation at the school. In return, Shinra was given the opportunity to go to school there. Shinra also helps police inspector Takeshi Kujirazaki solve complicated cases. Uniquely, Shinra always asks for unique and rare items found from the cases he solves, like his motto “to see more, you have to pay…”

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• 45 volumes (END)