List of Manga That I Own
These are all the manga I currently own. I've read several others, but no longer have them.
1) Abandon the Old in Tokyo, by Yoshihiro Tatsumi
2) Abenobashi Magical Shopping Arcade, vol. 1-3, by Satoru Akahori and Ryusei Deguchi
3) Adolf, vol. 1-5, by Osamu Tezuka
4) Akira, vol. 1-6, by Katsuhiro Otomo
5) All Purpose Cultural Cat Girl Nuku Nuku, by Yuzo Takada and Nagaru Tanigawa
6) All You Need Is Kill, by Hiroshi Sakurazaka, Ryosuke Takeuchi and Takeshi Obata
7) Anne-Happy, vol. 1-4, by Cotoji
8) Another, by Hiro Kiyohara, adapted from novels by Yukito Ayatsuji
9) Anywhere But Here, by Tori Miki
10) Apocalypse Meow, vo. 1-3, by Motofumi Kobayashi
11) Apollo’s Song, by Osamu Tezuka
12) Appleseed, Books 1-4, by Masamune Shirow
13) Aqua Knight, vol. 1-3, by Yukito Kishiro
14) Assassination Classroom, vol. 1-15, by Yasui Matsui
15) Astro Boy, vol. 1-23, by Osamu Tezuka
16) Atomcat, by Osamu Tezuka
17) Attack on titan, vol. 1, by Hajime Isayama
18) AX – Alternative Manga, edited by Sean Michael Wilson
19) Ayako, by Osamu Tezuka
20) Azumanga Daioh – The Manga: The Omnibus, by Kiyohiko Azuma
21) Barbara, by Osamu Tezuka
22) Barefoot Gen vol. 1-4, by Kenji Nakazawa
23) Batman – Child of Dreams, by Kia Asamiya
24) Batman – Death Mask, by Yoshinori Natsume
25) Bat-Manga!, by Jiro Kuwata
26) Battle Rabbits, vol. 1-3, by Ameichi
27) Battle Royale, vol. 1-15, by Koushun Takami and Masayuki Taguchi
28) Battle Royale – Angels’ Border, by Koushun Takami, Mikoto Ohnishi and Youhei Ohama
29) Birthday, by Meimu
30) The Birth of Kitaro, by Shigeru Mizuki
31) Black Blizzard, by Yoshihiro Tatsumi
32) Black Butler, vol 1, by Yana Toboso
33) Black Jack, vol. 1-17, by Osamu Tezuka
34) Black Lagoon, vol. 1-10, by Rei Hiroe
35) Black Magic, by Masamune Shirow
36) Bobobo-Bo Bo-Bobo, by Yoshio Sawai
37) Bobobo-Bo Bo-Bobo, vol. 1-5, by Yoshio Sawai
38) Bomber Girl, by Niwano Makoto
39) The Book of Human Insects, by Osamu Tezuka
40) Buddha, vol. 1-8, by Osamu Tezuka
41) Captain Ken, vol. 1-2, by Osamu Tezuka
42) Captive Hearts of Oz, vol. 1, byRyo Maruya and Mamenosuke Fujimaru
43) The Celebration of Haruhi Suzumiya, edited by Shounen Ace Editorial Dept.
44) Cells At Work, vol. 1-3, by Akane Shimizu
45) A Centaur’s Life, vol. 1-10, by Kei Murayama
46) Che Guevara – A Manga Biography, by Chie Shimano and Kiyoshi Konno
47) Codename: Sailor V, vol. 1-2, by Naoko Takeuchi
48) Color of Rage, by Kazuo Koike and Seisaku Kano
49) Comics Underground Japan, edited by Kevin Quigley
50) Cosplay Koromo-chan, by Mook
51) Cowa! , by Akira Toriyama
52) Cowboy Bebop, vol. 1-3, Yutaka Nanten and Hajime Yatate
53) Cowboy Bebop – Shooting Star, vol. 1-2, by Cain Kuga
54) Cromartie High School, vol. 1-12, by Eiji Nonaka
55) DanGanRonpa, vol. 1, by Takashi Tsukimi
56) Dark Waters, by Meimu and Koji Suzuki
57) Death Note, vol. 1-13, by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata
58) Di GI Charat Theater – Dejiko’s Adventure, vol. 1, by Yuki Kiriga
59) Di Gi Charat Theater – Leave It To Piyoko!, vol. 1, by Hina
60) The Disappearance of Nagato Yuki-chan, vol. 1-9, by Puyo and Nagaru Tanigawa
61) Dissolving Classroom, by Junji Ito
62) A Distant Neighborhood, vol. 1-2, by Jiro Taniguchi
63) Doing Time, by Kazuichi Hanawa
64) Dokkoida?!, vol. 1-3, by Yu Yagami
65) Dominion, by Masamune Shirow
66) Domu – A Child’s Dream, by Katsuhiro Otomo
67) Dororo, vol. 1-3, by Osamu Tezuka
68) Dragon Ball, vol. 1-16, by Akira Toriyama
69) Dragon Ball Z, vol. 1-26, by Akira Toriyama
70) A Drifting Life, by Yoshihiro Tatsumi
71) Dr. Slump, vol. 1-18, by Akira Toriyama
72) Eagle – The Making of an Asian-American President, vol. 1-4, by Kaiji Kawaguchi
73) Edu-Manga: Ludwig Van Beethoven, by Takayuki Kanda and Naoko Takase
74) Emma, adapted by Po Tse & Crystal S. Chan
75) Even a Monkey Can Draw Manga, vol. 1, by Koji Aihara and Kentaro Takekuma
76) Excel Saga, vol. 1-27, by Rikdo Koshi
77) Fairy Tail, vol. 1, by Hiro Mashima
78) Fallen Words, by Yoshihiro Tatsumi
79) Fire Force, vol. 1-3, by Atsushi Ohkubo
80) FLCL Omnibus – The Complete Manga Series, by Gainax and Hajime Ueda
81) Flesh-Colored Horror, by Junji Ito
82) The Four Immigrants Manga, by Henry (Yoshitaka) Kiyama
83) The 14th Dalai Lama – A Manga Autobiography, by Tetsu Saiwai
84) Fragments of Horror, by Junji Ito
85) Franken Fran, vol. 1-6, by Katsuhisa Kigitsu
86) Genkaku Picasso, vol. 1-3, by Usamaru Furuya
87) Geobreeders, books 1-5, by Akihiro Ito
88) Ghost in the Shell, by Masamune Shirow
89) Ghost in the Shell 2: Man-Machine Interface, by Shirow Masamune
90) Girl Friends – The Complete Collection, vol. 1-2. By Milk Morinaga
91) Girls & Panzer, vol. 1-3, by Girls und Panzer Projekt and Ryohichi Saitaniya
92) Girls & Panzer – Little Army, vol. 1-2, by Tsuchii and Girls und Panzer Projekt
93) Good-Bye, by Yoshihiro Tatsumi
94) Great Expectations, by Charles Dickens, adapted by Crystal S. Chan and Nokman Poon
95) Gunsmith Cats Revised Edition, vol. 1-4, by Kenichi Sonoda
96) Gyo, vol. 1-2, by Junji Ito
97) Hagakure – The Code of the Samurai, adapted by Sean Michael Wilson and Chie Kutsuwada
98) Hatsune Miku -Mikubon, b yOntama
99) Helen Keller – From Darkness to Light, by Naoko Takase and Megumi Sugihara
100) Heroes Are Extinct!!, vol. 1-3, by Ryoji Hido
101) Hetalia Axis Powers, vol. 1-2, by Hidekaz Himaruya
102) H. G. Wells – The War of the Worlds, adapted by Variety Art Works
103) High School DxD – Asia & Koneko’s Secret Contract!?, by Hiroichi
104) High School of the Dead, vol. 1-7, by Daisuke Sato and Shouji Sato
105) How Not To Draw Manga, by Reid and Kantz
106) Hyper Dolls, vol. 103, by Shimpei Itoh
107) Ichigeki Sacchu Hoihoi-san, by Kunihiko Tanaka
108) Ikigami – The Ultimate Limit, vol. 1-10, by Motoro Mase
109) In Clothes Called Fat, by Moyoco Anno
110) Insufficient Direction, by Moyoco Anno
111) Jaco – The Galactic Patrolman, by Akira Toriyamaa
112) Japan Ai – A Tall Girl’s Adventures in Japan, by Aimee Major Steinberger
113) Japan, As Viewed By 17 Creators, by various authors
114) Japan Inc., vo. 1-2, Shotaro Ishinomori
115) Junji Ito’s Cat Diary: Yon & Mu, by Junji Ito
116) Ju-on 2, by Meimu
117) Ju-on: Video Side, by Miki Rinno
118) Kamikaze Girls, by Novala Takemoto and Yukio Kanesada
119) Kana de Manga, art by Chihiro Hattori
120) Kanji de Manga, vol. 1-2, art by Chihiro Hattori
121) Kill la Kill, vol. 1-3, by Ryo Akizuki
122) The Kindaichi Case Files, vol. 1-17, by Yozaburo Kanari and Fumiya Sato
123) Kingyo Used Books, vol. 1-3, by Seimu Yoshizaki
124) Kisses, Sighs, and Cherry Blossom Pink - The Complete Collection, by Milk Morinaga
125) Kitaro, by Shigeru Mizuki
126) Kitaro Meets Nurarihyon, by Shigeru Mizuki
127) Lady Snow Blood, vol. 1-4, by Kazuo Koike and Kazuo Kamimura
128) The Legend of Mother Sarah – Tunnel Town, by Katsuhiro Otomo and Takumi Nagayasu
129) The Legend of Zelda – A Link to the Past, by Akira Himekawa
130) The Legend of Zelda – Four Seasons, pts. 1-2, by Akira Himekawa
131) The Legend of Zelda – Majora’s Mask, by Akira Himekawa
132) The Legend of Zelda – The Minish Cap, by Akira Himekawa
133) The Legend of Zelda – Ocarina of Time, pts. 1-2, by Akira Himekawa
134) The Legend of Zelda – Oracle of Ages, by Akira Himekawa
135) The Legend of Zelda – Oracle of Seasons, by Akira Himekawa
136) The Legend of Zelda – Phantom Hourglass, by Akira Himekawa
137) The Legend of Zelda – Twilight Princess, vol. 1, by Akira Himekawa
138) Les Misérables, adapted by SunNeko Lee and Crystal Silvermoon
139) Lone Wolf and Cub, vol. 1-28, by Kazuo Koike and Goseki Kojima
140) Lost World, by Osamu Tezuka
141) Love in Hell: Death Life, vol. 1-2, by Reiji Suzumaru
142) Love in Hell: The Complete Trilogy, by Reiji Suzumaru
143) Lucky Stars, vol. 1-8, by Kagami Yoshimizu
144) Lullabies from Hell, by Hideshi Hino
145) Lychee Light Club, by Usamaru Furuya
146) Magical Girl Apocalypse, vol. 1-10, by Kentaro Sato
147) Magical Girl Site, vol. 1, by Kentaro Sato
148) Magic Knight Rayearth, vol. 1-2, by CLAMP
149) The Manga Cookbook, illustrated by Chihiro Hattori
150) The Manga Guide to Statistics, by Shin Takashi and Trend-Pro Co., Ltd.
151) Manga Messiah, by Hidenori Kumai and Kozumi Shinozawa
152) Manga Shakespeare – A Midsummer Night’s Dream, adapted by Kate Brown
153) Manga Shakespeare – Hamlet, adapted by Emma Vieceli
154) Manga Shakespeare – Julius Caesar, adapted by Mustashrik
155) Manga Shakespeare – Romeo and Juliet, adapted by Sonia Leong
156) Mao-chan, vol. 1-2, Ken Akamatsu and Ran
157) Marvel Mangaverse – The Rings of Fate, by C. B. Cebulski and Tommy Ohtsuka
158) Megatokyo, vol. 1-6, by Fred Gallagher and Rodney Caston
159) The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, vol. 1-20, by Gaku Tsugano and Nagaru Tanigawa
160) The Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruhi-chan, vol. 1-10, by Puyo and Nagaru Tanigawa
161) Metropolis, by Osamu Tezuka
162) Midori Days, vol. 1-8, by Kazurou Inoue
163) The Misfortune of Kyon & Koizumi, by various authors
164) Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid, vol. 1-2, by coolkyousinnjya
165) Mobile Suit Gundam –The Origin, vol. 1-12, by Yoshikazu Yasuhiko
166) Mobile Suit Gundam -Thunderbolt, vol. 1-2, by Yasuo Ohgataki
167) Mr. Arashi’s Amazing Freak Show, by Suehiro Maruo
168) Museum of Terror, vol 1-3, by Junji Ito
169) MW, by Osamu Tezuka
170) My Girlfriend is a T-Rex, vol. 1-2, by Sanzo
171) My Neighbor Seki, vol. 1-8, by Takuma Morishige
172) The Mysterious Underground Men, by Osamu Tezuka
173) Neko Ramen, vol. 1-3, by Kenji Sonishi
174) Neon Genesis Evangelion, vol. 1-14, by Yoshiyuki Sadamoto
175) Neon Genesis Evangelion – Angelic Days, by Fumino Hayashi
176) Neon Genesis Evangelion- Campus Apocalypse, vol. 1-4, by Mingming
177) Neon Genesis Evangelion- Comic Tribute, edited by the staff of Young Ace Magazine
178) Neon Genesis Evangelion – The Shinji Ikari Detective Diary, vol. 1-2, by Takumi Yoshimura
179) Neon Genesis Evangelion – The Shinji Ikari Raising Project, vol. 1-17, by Osamu Takahashi
180) Neo Parasyte F, by various authors
181) Nextworld, vol. 1-2, by Osamu Tezuka
182) Nichijou – My Ordinary Life, vol. 1-7, by Keiichi Arawi
183) Non Non Biyori, vol 1-6, by Atto
184) Nurse Hitomi's Monster Infirmary, vol. 1-5, by Shake-O
185) Octopus Girl, vol. 1-3, by Toru Yamazaki
186) Ode to Kirihito, by Osamu Tezuka
187) Ohikkoshi, by Hiroaki Samura
188) Oishinbo à la Carte – Japanese Cuisine, by Tetsu Kariya and Akira Hanasaki
189) Oishinbo – Fish, Sushi & Sashimi, by Tetsu Kariya and Akira Hanasaki
190) Oishinbo – Izakaya: Pub Food, by Tetsu Kariya and Akira Hanasaki
191) Oishinbo – Ramen & Gyōza, by Tetsu Kariya and Akira Hanasaki
192) Oishinbo - Sake, by Tetsu Kariya and Akira Hanasaki
193) Oishinbo – The Joy of Rice, by Tetsu Kariya and Akira Hanasaki
194) Oishinbo - Vegetables, by Tetsu Kariya and Akira Hanasaki
195) One-Punch Man, vol. 1-11, by ONE & Yusuke Murata
196) Onward Towards Our Noble Deaths, by Shigeru Mizuki
197) OPUS, by Satoshi Kon
198) Orion, by Masamune Shirow
199) Pandora in the Crimson Shell: Ghost Urn, vol. 1-7, by Shirow Masamune & Rikudou Koushi
200) Panty & Stocking With Garterbelt, by Tageo
201) A Patch of Dreams, by Hideji Oda
202) Phoenix, vol. 1-12, by Osamu Tezuka
203) Pikachu Meets the Press, by Gerard Jones and Ashura Benimaru
204) Pink, by Kyoko Okazaki
205) Please Tell Me! Galko-Chan, vol. 1-2, by Kenya Suzuki
206) Pluto, vol. 1-8, by Naoki Urasawa and Osamu Tezuka
207) Pokémon – Electric Pikachu Boogaloo, by Toshihiro Ono
208) Pokémon – Pikachu Shocks Back!, by Toshihiro Ono
209) Pokémon – Surfs Up, Pikachu!, by Toshihiro Ono
210) Pokémon – The Electric Tale of Pikachu!, by Toshihiro Ono
211) Pop Japan Travel – Essential Otaku Guide, by Makoto Nakajima
212) Presents, vol. 1-3, by Kanako Inuki
213) Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon, vol. 1-12, by Naoko Takeuchi
214) Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon – Short Story, vol. 1-2, by Naoko Takeuchi
215) Pride and Prejudice, adapted by Po Tse and Stacy King
216) Princess Knight, vol. 1-2, by Osamu Tezuka
217) Puella Magi Homura Tamura, vol. 1-2, by AFRO
218) The Push Man and Other Stories, by Yoshihiro Tatsumi
219) Queen Emeraldas, vol. 1, by Leiji Matsumoto
220) Record of Lodoss War – Welcome to Lodoss Island, Book One, by Rei Hyakuyashiki
221) The Ring, vol. 0-2, by Hiroshi Takahashi and Meimu
222) Romeo x Juliet, by COM, adapted from animation by GONZO x SPWT
223) Samurai Champloo Complete, by Masaru Gotsubo
224) Sand Land, by Akira Toriyama
225) The Scarlet Letter, adapted by SunNeko Lee and Crystal Silvermoon
226) School-Live!, vol. 1-6, by Sadoru Chiba & Norimitsu Kaihou (Nitroplus)
227) Secret Comics Japan, edited by Chikao Shiratori
228) Sgt. Frog, vol. 1-20, by Mine Yoshizaki
229) Sherlock Bones, vol. 1-7, by Yuma Ando and Yuki Saito
230) Shigeru Mizuki’s Hitler, by Shigeru Mizuki
231) Shirahime-syo, by CLAMP
232) Short Cuts, vol. 1-2, by Usamaru Furuya
233) Shoulder-A-Coffin Kuro, vol. 1-2, by Satoko Kiyuduki
234) Showa: A History of Japan 1926-1939, by Shigeru Mizuki
235) Showa: A History of Japan 1939-1944, by Shigeru Mizuki
236) Showa: A History of Japan 1944-1953, by Shigeru Mizuki
237) Slayers – City of Lost Souls, by Hajime Kanzaka and Shoko Yoshinaka
238) Slayers Special, book 1, by Hajime Kanzaka and Tommy Ohtsuka
239) Slayers Special – Lesser of Two Evils, by Hajime Kanzaka and Tommy Ohtsuka
240) Slayers Special - Notorious, by Hajime Kanzaka and Tommy Ohtsuka
241) Slayers Special - Spellbound, by Hajime Kanzaka and Tommy Ohtsuka
242) Slayers - Return, by Hajime Kanzaka and Shoko Yoshinaka
243) Speed Racer – Mach Go Go Go, vol. 1-2, by Tatsuo Yoshida
244) Spider-Man J – Japanese Daze, by Yamanaka Akira
245) Spider-Man J – Japanese Knights, by Yamanaka Akira
246) Spiral, by Sakura Mizuki
247) S.S. Astro, vol. 1, by Negi Banno
248) Star Wars – A New Hope, vol. 1-4, by Hisao Tamaki
249) Star Wars - The Empire Strikes Back, vol. 1-4, by Toshiko Kudo
250) Star Wars – Return of the Jedi. Vol. 1-4, by Shinichi Hiromoto
251) Star Wars- The Phantom Menace, vol. 1-2, by Kia Asamiya
252) Steam Detectives, vo. 1-8, by Kia Asamiya
253) St. Lunatic High School, vol. 1-2, by Majiko!
254) Strike Witches: Maidens in the Sky, vol. 1-2, by Humikane Shimada & Projekt Kagonis & Yuuki Tanaka
255) Strike Witches: One-Winged Witches, vol 1-2, by Humikane Shimada & Projekt Kagonish & Atsuto Sinozuka
256) Strike Witches: The Sky That Connects Us, by Humikane Shimada & Projekt Kagonish & Shin Kyogoku
257) Sunshine Sketch, vol. 1-8, by Ume Aoki
258) Thomas Edison – Genius of the Electric Age, by Tatsuyoshi Kobayashi and Tetsuya Kurosawa
259) Today’s Cerberus, vol. 1-3, by Ato Sakurai
260) Tokyo Ghoul, vol. 1, by Sui Ishida
261) Tokyo Mew Mew à la Mode, vol. 1-2, by Mia Ikumi
262) Tokyo Zombie, by Yusaku Hanakuma
263) Tomie, vol. 3, by Junji Ito
264) Tomodachi Monster, vol. 1, by Yoshihiko Inui
265) Tony Takezaki’s Neon Genesis Evangelion, by Tony Takezaki
266) Town of Evening Calm, Country of Cherry Blossoms, by Fumiyo Kouno
267) Triton of the Sea, vol. 1-2, by Osamu Tezuka
268) Tropic of the Sea, by Satoshi Kon
269) The Twin Knights, by Osamu Tezuka
270) The Two Faces of Tomorrow, by James P.Hogan and Yukinobu Hoshino
271) Ultraman, vol. 1-4, by Eiichi Shimizu & Tomohiro Shimoguchi
272) Unico, by Osamu Tezuka
273) Unofficial Hatsune Mix, by Kei
274) Uzumaki, vol. 1-3, by Junji Ito
275) The Walking Man, by Jiro Taniguchi
276) What’s Michael?, vol. 1-10, Makoto Kobayashi
277) Who Fighter, by Seiho Takizawa
278) Young Miss Holmes, Casebooks 1-7, by Kaoru Shintani
279) You’re Under Arrest! Lights and Siren!, by Kosuke Fujishima
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The below are indeed separate - though similar - books:
30) Bobobo-Bo Bo-Bobo, by Yoshio Sawai
31) Bobobo-Bo Bo-Bobo, vol. 1-5, by Yoshio Sawai
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Impressive!
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My single favorite manga is probably Excel Saga, although my single favorite author is Doctor Tezuka.
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Doctor Tezuka would make an excellent Batman villain.
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I've always said that if I had access to a TARDIS and could arrange any comics crossover I wanted, an FF/Astro Boy crossover done by Lee, Kirby and Tezuka at the height of their powers is the one I'd want to see.
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I'm surprised no Go Nagai.
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Another, by Hiro Kiyohara, adapted from novels by Yukito Ayatsuji. A fairly entertaining horror/mystery. Sickly Tokyo high schooler Koichi is sent to live with his maternal grandparents out in the boonies. (His mom died right after he was born, and his dad is in India, for job-related reasons. Dads are often absent in manga.) When he gets there, he is accepted reaasonably well by his local classmates, until one day he brefirends Mei, a somewhat odd, eyepatch-wearing girl, whose existence no one else acknowledges. Pretty soon, classmates and/or close relatives start dying, and Koichi has to figure out why. Overall, it's pretty good. There's a twist at the end, that's a bit of a stretch, but not unbearable. The art is quite good, and suits the style of the story.
Romeo x Juliet, with art by COM, adapted from animation by GONZO x SPWT, in its turn adapted from our Bill. In Neo Verona, the cruel tyrant Lord Montague has all but wiped out the rival Capulet family an set jhimself up a dictator. Juliet, the last surviving Capulet, lives in hiding as a boy, and rallies the resistance as the freedom fighter, the Red Whirlwind. One day she meets Lord Montague's son Romeo, and romance, as you have doubtless guessed, ensues, although the story does not quite follow the path you might expect. In fact, I quite like this, especially as in this story, Romeo and Juliet are not the self-aborbed adolescent twits that they are in Shakespeare's play, but instead are concerned with the plight of the people around them. Ther eis some manga-goofiness in this - Shakespeare himself is a character in this, as an ally of the Capulets, but overall it's a well-told story. Again, the art is good in this one, too.
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It can be a tad dark, but Devilman is pretty good. Probably his best known work is Cutie Honey. He's also credited with creating the first mecha series, Mazinger. Of the three, I think Devilman is the best. All of them contain a fair amount of gore and a certain amount of perversion as well. Still, each has it's own strengths.
The Baron said:What would you recommend?
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Assassination Classroom, vol. 3: This is an odd one. A mysterious creature who coems to be called "Koro" blows a hole in the Moon, and threatens to destroy the Earth on one year. He insists on becoming the teacher of Kunugigaoka Junior High Class 3-E. The only way the Earth will be spared is if his pupils can succeed in killing him - without any outside interference - before the year is up. The kicker is that 3-E is the school's depository for academic underachievers, and Koro proves to be an excellent teacher, motivating his pupils to improve themselves. This in turn upsets the school administration, which doesn't like 3-E trying to rise above its designated place in school life. This is the sort of thing I love manga for - just really "out there" stuff.
Big Hero 6, vol. 1, by Haruki Ueno. This appears to be an adaptation of the film, which I have not yet seen.
Black Lagoon, vol. 10, about a gang of gun-runners in Southeast Asia. IT's bene about three years since vol. 9 came out, I figured this had been discontinued.
The Disappearance of Nagato Yuki-chan, vol. 7. This is a sort of side-story to The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, featuring all the same characters, but in different relations to one another.
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I've seen a few scans of Assassination Classroom and I've heard a few people rave about it. Definitely one I want to check out.
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