Tori Miki

Publisher Hayakawa is celebrating its 70th anniversary with two manga anthology reprints. One collection is dedicated to mystery works while the other compiles SF stories printed over the publisher's long career. The Ripe Star (Ureta Hoshi) by Osamu Tezuka, February 1972 in SF Magazine Dual Isolation Cell Satellite (Eisei 2-ren Dokubou) by Leiji Matsumoto, February 1972 in SF Magazine 7P (2) – H.G. Wells by Shotaro Ishinomori, October 1969 in SF Magazine Captain Past by Go Nagai, November 1970 in SF Magazine Ragini by Moto Hagio, February 1980 in SF Magazine Dorothy by Keiko Fukuyama, August 1984 in SF Magazine Aquatic People (Mizubito) by Hideo Azuma THE GHOST OF SF KID (SF Kozou no Yuurei) by Tori Miki Heikou Wars by Eiji Yokoyama Ojii-chan no Shosai/Uchuu by Tetsuya Imai Megane wo Kai ni by Yu Tsunamino Futokou by Tsubana Mister Donut by Daisuke Nishijima(Original concept: Yusaku Kitano), June 2002 in SF Magazine Mahou Shoujo Time-chan Sono 1 Onee-chan wa Kaidan wo Ochiru Yume wo Miru no ka by Akihito Yoshitomi To, Aru Hi no Boku no Himo by Natsujikei Miyazaki Sister of My Dreams (Ore no Yume no Imouto) by COCO

"Flowers for Algernon'' "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?'' '', "The End of Childhood'', "Under the Sun of Solaris'', "The Time Machine'', "The Genocide Organ'', etc., etc., dismantle the secrets hidden in science fiction masterpieces of all ages, and create shocking and shocking gags with a strong twist. Comic. When digitized, the definitive edition that completely records "SF General" and "SF Boy" published in each newspaper is now available!

When a woman wakes up one morning, not only does she find herself in a strange apartment, but she’s also become a fridge! As she attempts to come to terms with her new life as a refrigerator she sees a familiar face walking towards her. Much to her luck she finds that she is in the apartment of a man named Kouji who she happens to have a crush on. Soon she begins to enjoy her newfound state and is treated to the perks of living with the man she loves helping to keep his produce cool and fresh. However when Kouji’s girlfriend suddenly appears, it seems that even a refrigerator can get jealous…

A collection of short stories based in the Devilman universe written by various authors. \[Full author/artist listing: Egawa Tatsuya, Hagiwara Reiji, Hiromoto Shinichi, Ishikawa Ken, Iwaaki Hitoshi, Kanzaki Masaomi, Kaze Shinobu, Kuroda Iou, Miyama Noboru, Nagai Go, Nagano Noriko, Otomo Katsuhiro, Tajima Sho-U, Terada Katsuya, Tori Miki, Yasuhiko Yoshikazu, Yumeno Kazuko]

A wordless comic somewhat in the vein of "The Far Side" with a Japanese twist.

Based on the story of about 50 sheets of manuscript paper given as a wedding present from Kansei Takita to Miki Tori. In 19XX, someone blew up Comiket at Makuhari Messe and many people died in the attack. In 20XX, the "Bookstore Law" was passed to prevent the decline of the print culture due to the development of computer networks and the lack of forest resources. However, this led to the monopolization of the market by huge corporations and the narrowing specialization of books. Meanwhile, the number of people who dislike books increased, and incidents related to books, such as crimes and terrorist acts, started occuring one after another. In order to combat violent crimes in bookstores, "bookstore administrators," who are allowed to carry weapons, were created.

A cowardly peasant is forced, despite himself, to go in search of the Holy Grail.

It portrays the famous naturalist Plinius. From volcanic explosions and tidal waves to the ecology of plants and animals, the work reproduces the world of Natural History, the Plinius encyclopedia describing the universe. This is a definitive historical Roman romance depicting the world 2,000 years ago through astounding composition and realistic draftsmanship.

Manga anthology based on stories by Yasutaka Tsutsui (science fiction author who previously wrote The Girl Who Leapt Through Time and Paprika.)

Lustful murders and inheritance murders occur around the extremely beautiful heroine A-ko... A-ko acts erratically due to overdoing things and misunderstandings, but for some reason she always ends up solving difficult cases. Why on earth?