Katsuhiro Ōtomo

Kumar Sivasubramanian

"Akira began serialization in December of 1982 in Young Magazine, and the curtains finally closed when the sixth paperback collection was released in March 1993. This book chronicles that decade-plus of history in its entirety..."--T.p.

Akira Club

Sumito Oowara

Keep Your Hands off Eizouken! Volume 5

Keep Your Hands off Eizouken! Volume 6

Keep Your Hands off Eizouken! Volume 4

From the creator of One-Punch Man! A cult is starting to form...around Mob! While Mezato tries to dig up info on the shy but powerful psychic for the school paper, Mob gets tricked into an abduction plot designed to force the Body Building Club into a fight with the delinquents from their rival school. But when the other school's "secret leader" Teru turns out to be a fellow superhuman, it's going to be a massive but one-sided fight...because super or not, Mob refuses to use his ghost-busting powers against a fellow human!

Mob Psycho 100 Volume 2

Tanuja Ramachandran's pursuit of an international terrorist unearths connections to a now-dead mutant monkey creature that nearly killed her a decade earlier. On her mission to find the freak's creator, she discovers a superhuman roller derby team harboring a violent past - and an agenda that could topple the government of Canada.

Hunter-Seeker

Tanuja Ramachandran

Osamu Tezuka

The story of an artificially created girl of the future, who searches for her parents, who do not exist.

Metropolis

Hiroki Endo

Steve Dutro

With the world reeling from the after effects of a brutal, widespread virus, civilization is torn between the laws and ways of the old world and a new order where cybernetic implants are commonplace and might means right. Elijah and his comrades-in-arms attempt to cross the Andes Mountains, with Propater's gruesome Aeon soldiers and armored troops hot on their heels.

It's an Endless World!

Eden

Yukichi Yamamatsu

Literary Nonfiction. Autobiography. Asian & Asian American Studies. Graphic Novel. Translated from the Japanese by Kumar Sivasubramanian. In 2004, having never before left Japan, 56-year-old manga author Yukichi Yamamatsu travelled to India, armed with little money, less English, no sigmoid colon, and absolutely no idea of what to expect. He did, however, bring with him his formidable art skills, a missionary zeal for spreading Japanese comics culture, and a keen pair of eyes—through which we are treated to a hilarious, brutally honest look at India as it presents itself to the foreign visitor. This is the true story of Yukichi's adventures—playing marbles, searching for bathrooms, betting on horses, visiting a brothel—and his madcap mission to sell Hindi translations of samurai manga on the mean streets of the nation's capital.

Stupid Guy Goes to India

Shinji Kimura

Katsuhiro Otomo

Hipira, the vampire, describes the town of Salta, the castle of the Town Elder, and the beings of the village.

Hipira

When the Fumoons, who have supernatural powers, learn that a colossal gas cloud is threatening Earth, they make plans to use spaceships to transport all of Earth's creatures to another planet.

Kumar Sivasubramanian

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