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Collection of surreal erotic grotesque stories from Suehiro Maruo which he released from 1981 to 1993.

The stories are:

1. Putrid Night
2. Sewer Boy
3. A Season In Hell
4. Shit Soup
5. The Great Masturbator
6. Putrid Night: Raven Of Oedipus
7. Sewer Boy: Paradise
8. Voyeur In The Attic
9. Non-resistance City

You've never seen manga like this before! No annoying speed lines or sappy, neotenic eyeballs here — just pure Japanese counterculture. This anthology of contemporary underground comics from Japan features a wide variety of styles and topics ranging from the humorous to the profound. There's a whole world of comics out there, and it's not all Godzilla and schoolgirls! A great introduction to the other Japanese comics featuring Asia's answers to Robert Crumb, Dan Clowes, and Chester Brown!

List of included Oneshots:
"Horse Horse Tiger Tiger" by Imiri Sakabashira
"A Hooker's Room" by Naoto Yamakawa
"Kisses" by Kiriko Nananan
"Kitty Court Drama" by Nekojiru
"What a Mixed Up World!" by Yasuji Tanioka
"Million Dollars" by Yoshiharu Mitsumoto
"The Abalone Cat" by Naoki and Shunichi Karasawa.

(Source: MU)

That girl was once called "Hero."

She was seen as the savior of Humanity and as the ultimate obliterator of Demons plaguing the world. Her magic was rule-breaking, her healing powers almighty, her weapon mastery unparalleled, and her will is of steel.

And then, she was called "monster," and her tremendous power and abnegation was feared. Betrayed by her own comrades, she continued alone in her mission. She will not stop until all Demons are eradicated. Killing, killing, killing them all. Because that's the Hero's duty.

Losing her past, gaining new companions won't alter her path. There is only one reason guiding her actions.

"Because I'm a Hero."

When Frank tries to enlist Pupshaw and Pushpaw to help him dig up a repulsive plant that is marring the beauty of The Unifactor, the fun-loving tankheads vote with their paws and embark instead upon a spree of bullying mayhem. They are observed at this mean-spirited play by Little Skook, a celestial entity who makes a transdimensional journey to join them. Things quickly go awry and Pupshaw and Pushpaw find themselves in a terrifying world of flying, shrieking demons and bulbous-faced monsters.

While drawn by a western artist, and based on a series previously released in the US, this book has only been released in Japan, for a japanese audience.

Enomoto: New Elements that Shake the World is a manga written and drawn by Shunji Enomoto. It appeared in Kodansha's Weekly Morning from 1997 to 2003 and has been gathered into nine book collections. It is filled with extreme scatological and sexual humor on a gargantuan scale. The series centers on the exploits of the shameless and irresponsible salaryman Gosuke Maeda, his equally unhinged preadolescent son Michiro, and various depraved co-workers, including the obsessive voyeur and exhibitionist Tamura and the unsmiling closet dominatrix Kuzuhara.

Follow Manbo, Chinbo and Chonbo as they are flung into a strange, psychedelic world of madness they don't understand. See them cause chaos through their zany, unpredictable antics in this comical take on cultural imperialism.

Takaya wokes up and found himself in an opened car trunk, with strangers looking over him. Confused at first, he thought he's still in his room but apparently he is not. To make things worse, this is not his car, he is naked and doesn't bring any things with him and he can't remember anything that happened 1 week ago. How he is ended up in a car is a mystery.

1. Yuugai Muzai Gangu
2. Kyosuu Jikan no Asobi
3. Kingyo no Ningyo wa Ningyo no Kingyo
4. Bon ni Ochimizu, Bon ni Kaerazu

1. The Big Funeral
A funeral held in a confusing town leads to many strange characters running into one another while searching for it.

2. The Big Collection

3. The Big Trial

4. The Big End

5. Drunkard Condo Syndrome
One after the other, drunken salary-men come home to the wrong floor of their complex.

6. Drizzle on Blue Fields

7. The Elegant Enjoyment of Professor Tsuke Toume

8. Chieri Nishikawa and Her Pleasant Friend

9. Disks
A technician becomes obsessed with slicing things. The trouble starts when people become his next objective.

(Source: MU)

You've never seen manga like this before! No annoying speed lines or sappy, neotenic eyeballs here — just pure Japanese counterculture. This anthology of contemporary underground comics from Japan features a wide variety of styles and topics ranging from the humorous to the profound. There's a whole world of comics out there, and it's not all Godzilla and schoolgirls! A great introduction to the other Japanese comics featuring Asia's answers to Robert Crumb, Dan Clowes, and Chester Brown!

List of included Oneshots:
"Horse Horse Tiger Tiger" by Imiri Sakabashira
"A Hooker's Room" by Naoto Yamakawa
"Kisses" by Kiriko Nananan
"Kitty Court Drama" by Nekojiru
"What a Mixed Up World!" by Yasuji Tanioka
"Million Dollars" by Yoshiharu Mitsumoto
"The Abalone Cat" by Naoki and Shunichi Karasawa.

(Source: MU)

Collection of short stories, many of which seem to have to do with copies/doppelgangers.

1. Monotorogy
2. Topologie
3. Nagaaaai Yoru
4. Pimple Pimple Little Star
5. To Love Again
6. Kotenteki Hatsumehin ni yoru Kotenteki Paradox no Pattern
7. Katei, Shiyuu Zaisan, Kokka no Kigen
8. Haru Random
9. "Boshizou"
10. Kontora Bass Dokusou ni Yoru Mubansou Sonata Hen Rochouchuo Andante
11. Tenraku no Ballade
12. Manatsu no Yoru no Masayume
13. Itoshi no Remy
14. Le Chateau
15. Zuisou
16. Communication Break Down?
17. Buta mo Ki kara Ochiru
18. Fukuyamanga Kyoushikyoku
19. Naive
20. Schizophrenia

1. Douryoku Sensen
2. Douryoku Gurentai
3. Douryoku Keikaku
4. Douryoku Saishuu Sakusen
5. Chou Doryoku Jikuu Teni
6. Chou Doryoku Uchuusen Raishuu
7. Banji Kaichou
8. Banji Ryoukou
9. Banji Taihei (Everything's Peaceful)
10. Kaidan Kimusume Kyuuketsuki
11. Kin no Magokoro
12. Renai Junkesshousen
13. Bikkuri Mokushiroku
14. Koshinuke Shinshu Tanjou

A new collection of exhilarating adventure by the king of underground manga!
"Bark at the moon", the tale of a terrorist stealing a mysterious liquid from a passenger; "Highway Romantic Vs. Sodomy Diner", evil picture of an American village hiding behind the veil of a peaceful routine a reality made of assassins and crazy men; "The Drifter", the tale of an uneven alien invasion; "Dead Skater", dark story of a crazy violent kid and a crazy scientist; "The Workers of Hamano Factory", a X-files like short story, filled to the top by mysterious objects and human-like aliens; last but not the least, "Dong!", the tale of a war for power inside a Mafioso family! If you think that "manga" only means "Goldrake" or "Dragon Ball", get ready for a shocking read!

1. Douryoku Sensen
2. Douryoku Gurentai
3. Douryoku Keikaku
4. Douryoku Saishuu Sakusen
5. Chou Doryoku Jikuu Teni
6. Chou Doryoku Uchuusen Raishuu
7. Banji Kaichou
8. Banji Ryoukou
9. Banji Taihei (Everything's Peaceful)
10. Kaidan Kimusume Kyuuketsuki
11. Kin no Magokoro
12. Renai Junkesshousen
13. Bikkuri Mokushiroku
14. Koshinuke Shinshu Tanjou

A collection of oneshots and early works by Kato Shinkichi.

A collection of experimental short stories.

An alternative history take on World War II, in which the fighting nations discover a way to turn women into giant-sized bio mechanical weapons.

(Source: Gurochan)

A self-published one shot, by Shintaro Kago.