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Clockwork Apple by Osamu TezukaClockwork Apple by Osamu Tezuka
“Osamu Tezuka unleashes several creepy suspenseful short stories in this anthology of speculative fiction spanning the years 1968 and 1973.”
Osamu Tezuka unleashes several creepy suspenseful short stories in this anthology of speculative fiction spanning the years 1968 and 1973. 1) When a Nazi lieutenant is sentenced to death for war crimes, he expects to escape with his life, but hubris is his downfall. 2) A female android marries for love but is soon lost, and she must deal with the consequences. 3) After a married man finds out his city is being experimented on, he tries to save the people while struggling with adulterous thoughts. 4) On a dark and lonely road, a cabby picks up a shady man who threatens him, but little does his passenger know the cabby is not as he seems. 5) An educated man falls in love with an elusive woman who has a life-altering secret. 6) American school kids learn the cruelty of war. 7) A revolutionary fails his revolution, and 8) An interstellar peace conference does not yield the hoped-for results when space hippies defy peace conventions. These eerie stories will leave one wandering the depths of despair and hope against all odds.
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The Crater by Osamu TezukaThe Crater by Osamu Tezuka
“Life and death, twists and turns”
Life and death, twists and turns, Tezuka Osamu combines classic heart with the depth and mystery of The Twilight Zone in this beautiful, startling collection. The Crater is a series of horror-inspired, self-containing short stories that show the depravity of mankind in a way only the “god of manga” can. Tales range from the world of nymphs and interdimensional adventures, to deadly spiders on planes and depictions of apocalyptic futures. While some stories loosely connect, each story is its own carefully laid experience. Tezuka will chill readers with dark visages of the world counterpointed with his amazing art style that has influenced fans for decades.
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Egwin & Friends by Shiori KawanaEgwin & Friends by Shiori Kawana
“Just a lazy, forty-something couch potato looking to breeze through life with as little effort as possible.”
Egwin is just trying to make his way through life in the most comfortable way possible—lounging around, forgetting basic things. Read this cute and relatable slice of life.
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Fade-Away Bunny by Shiori KawanaFade-Away Bunny by Shiori Kawana
“A darker-themed four panel manga about Suutan, a bunny suffering from poor mental health.”
She faces depression, plastic surgery, shopaholicism, a gaming addiction, insomnia, unscoiability, anxiety, psychiatrist appointments, self-harm, and more... She's a frail spirit, so try not to get her too worked up...
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The Most Tsundere Boss in History by Sahoko Yamazaki, DLE | TomokichiThe Most Tsundere Boss in History by Sahoko Yamazaki, DLE | Tomokichi
“Which tsundere will reign supreme?!”
Most of the famous women in history were known to be strong, ruthless, and unyielding. Jeanne d’Arc was a powerful martyr. Florence Nightingale literally saved lives with her medical prowess. But what if they were still alive today, and they were… tsundere! These lovely ladies would gladly order you around, and look great while doing it! It’s up to you to decide which historical tsundere will reign supreme!
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Guardy Girls by D-KEYGuardy Girls by D-KEY
“It's a grand way to kick off the Girls' daunting, amazing dream of a hero run!”
Meet three girls, Fumi: the technologically equipped magical girl; Silvia: a smooth “criminal” type who doesn’t play by the rules; and Laurie: the headstrong, guns blazing leader. Together, they form the Guardy Girls! Whether it’s a bank robbery, monster attack, or just dealing with the Secret 3, the Guardy Girls are on the case!
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