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From ShoujoMagic: Suzuki Saya, age 21, is an office lady who's never been able to forget about the guy she liked in middle school. She carries on each day now getting reprimanded by her accomplished supervisor, Tsuge Susumu, and she's not interested in having any romantic relationships... Until out of the blue, Tsuge confesses love to Saya, and brings a new prediction of love for her!?
Kazuhiko is a black ops agent who is called on an unusual mission: he must escort Sue, an innocent waif who has lived in isolation for years, to an unknown destination. But there’s a dark reason for Sue’s life of captivity, and Kazuhiko discovers that his mission is more dangerous than it looks. From Tokyopop: Clover follows Sue and Kazuhiko to the isolated setting of Fairy Park. It is a journey into a futuristic world in which the government (Parliament) seeks to control Clovers--special children with amazing powers. As Sue learns more about herself, she comes to find that she is unique even among Clovers and with Kazuhiko's help strives to find out what Parliament's intentions for her are.
From Lililicious: A series of one-shots about four sisters, each focusing on a different sister. The first is about a good girl who is tempted to break the rules. In the second, two girls begin a pretend relationship with each other. But when one of them actually falls in love, will her heart be broken? The third story is about a student council president who's always late for meetings. In the extra chapter, Midori (from chapter 2) worries that her girlfriend has fallen out of love with her.
Three childhood friends are meeting again in high school. Hayato (see cover) the crazy one, Kenji the big one who wouldn't hurt a fly, and Tomoki the solitary one are the main characters of this fighting manga.
A four-part manga series depicting the events previous to the American movie Cloverfield (more info in the link). In the manga (more info in the link), a connection is implied between the human protagonist Kishin, his mother, and the creature.
“… You’re a kind person indeed… That’s why you’ll play right into my hands.” The romance between the Knight of Hearts (Ace) and Alice. The Red Knight is fearsome and refreshing, his true character hidden. Always lost, yet always misleading others, where will he end up next…? Incredibly dangerous, incredibly sweet, a love story of Wonderland. A manga adaptation of the otome game Clover no Kuni no Alice that focuses on Ace.
The romance between the Incubus’ aide the Lizard (Gray Ringmarc) and Alice. Once a capable assassin, now a sensible and mature adult. Alice thinks herself just a child beside him, incompatible with him despite her attraction to him… A manga adaptation of the otome game Clover no Kuni no Alice that focuses on Gray.
From Mad Hatter Scans: The romance between the Hatter Mansion's March Hare (Elliot March) and Alice. A big man with adorable rabbit ears, and yet a mafia No. 2. In this colorful world, he gives orange smiles and holds a cold silver gun. On the surface he is ruthless, yet underneath he is as sweet as can be. Incredibly dangerous, incredibly sweet, a love story of Wonderland. A manga adaptation of the otome game Clover no Kuni no Alice that focuses on Elliot
This is a manga adaptation of the otome game Clover no Kuni no Alice that focuses on Alice and Gray.
From Dark Horse: She's cute. She's a barrel of fun. She's irrepressible. And… a bit of a klutz. She's Haruo Hattori, and now she's leaving her little country farm town, her boyfriend, and her loony family for college in the big city. Before she leaves, she makes a pledge that she'll remain true to her boyfriend, despite all the temptations a big city can throw at her, and the temptations pile up like cordwood when the need for a few yen to rub together nets her a job at Club 9, a hot hostess bar. The charming country girl lights a lot of fires in the hearts of the club patrons, and her short skirt is fanning the flames! How ya gonna keep `em down on the farm once they've been to Club 9?
Tangled and twisted SM drama between a clumsy female political journalist, a skillful congresswoman, and her assistant.
Cluster Fudge is a comic collection of whatever fudge happens to cluster in creator John McNamee's mind on a particular day. Common topic for Cluster Fudge include robots, wizards, Kierkegaardian existentialism, and robotic wizards. Warning: For external use only.
