Moto Hagio

Two-year-old Leo is not your average house cat. One day he notices his young neighbor Tatsuru on his way to elementary school and he then decides to follow him and enroll himself! After receiving his own backpack and school supplies, young Leo realizes that anything Tatsuru can do, he can do as well! Leo can go to school! Leo can find a part-time job, become a mangaka or even be actor! Eventually Leo's life is full of wonderful memories, but it could have taken a very different turn if not for those who love him.

Comedy

Fantasy

Two-year-old Leo is not your average house cat. Leo can go to school! Leo can find a part-time job, become a mangaka or even be actor! Eventually Leo's life is full of wonderful memories, but it could have taken a very different turn if not for those who love him.

Lil' Leo

Shunsuke Sorato

Amane is ready to take her shot at love, but to do so she will have to be a star in Katou's eyes. So how best to accomplish that then to be the lead in the annual cultural festival's class play! Will Amane overcome her shyness to shine on stage and in Katou's world? Author Bio: Shunsuke Sorato is an established web comic 
author with a tremendous internet following. Throughout their three 
series career, Sorato has focused on the romantic lives of high 
schoolers, quite often with pink hairdos. The Girl with the Sanpaku Eyes
 was originally serialized on Twitter and Pixiv to great fanfare, before
 being serialized by SquareEnix.

Romance

Sanpaku Eyes

The Girl with the Sanpaku Eyes, Volume 2

Meet Amane Mizuno a girl with fierce sanpaku eyes and a pure heart! She has recently fallen for a boy named Katou, who has the exact opposite attitude! Will the tender-hearted Amane ever tell him how she feels?!Author Bio: Shunsuke Sorato is an established web comic author with a tremendous internet following. Throughout their three series career, Sorato has focused on the romantic lives of high schoolers, quite often with pink hairdos. The Girl with the Sanpaku Eyes was originally serialized on Twitter and Pixiv to great fanfare, before being serialized by SquareEnix.

The Girl with the Sanpaku Eyes, Volume 1

panpanya

Collecting a handful of self-published shorts along with a mix of serialized stories and essays, panpanya's English-language debut mixes art styles and narratives from a range of genres.If you are ever fortunate enough to see a crab strolling through your neighborhood, please follow its lead. By slowing down to a crab's pace and looking around and about in this world, you too may discover life's many mysteries that are hidden in plain sight. Author Bio: 
 	
 	
 		
 		
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			 		Ten years after their Comitia debut, panpanya 
is still exciting indie comics fans with an original artistic style and 
way of story-telling. Often seen on award lists, 
including the 2014 Manga Taisho Gran Prix Award, panpanya is poised to 
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An Invitation from a Crab

Shintaro Kago

Fashionable-paranoia is a mix of splatter violence, humor and 
titillation, and manga artist, Shintaro Kago has helped define the genre over the last twenty years. Collecting fifteen different short stories from his illustrious career, Super-Dimensional Love Gun compiles stories full of neurotic dark humor and unease. Author Bio: Born in 1969, Shintaro Kago made his comics debut in 1988. Best known 
for his work within the eroguro (erotic grotesque) genre, he has penned 
dozens of books for a range of mostly indie comic book publishers. The 
shorts found in Super-Dimensional Love Gun, like his previous release 
Dementia 21 (Fantagraphics), are examples of the "fashionable-paranoia" 
genre he founded. The genre mixes visually driven story-telling with 
shockingly violent themes to create equally dark and humorous 
narratives.What the Press says about Kago: "Showing influences from Dali to Otomo, the combination of Kago's precise, expressive and kinetic line work with his wacky storytelling is at turns engrossing and repulsive. Mature fans of unconventional manga will appreciate the surreal spiral of body humor, tragicomedy and dark humor." - Publishers Weekly "Imagine if horror manga master Junji Ito took psychedelics and then 
attempted to write erotica. That's basically everything Shintaro Kago 
does, and it's glorious." - Powells

Comedy Works