MATSUMOTO JIRO

This world is broken, so are humans. Shuu is one of them. He's a talented sniper who keeps a broken android, named Alice. Together they live like hermits and make living by exterminating caravan robbers, until one day the woman that Shuu saved invites him to live in a commune.

A martial arts historical series about a peasant turned samurai and caught in the turmoil of the final year of the Edo Period (1868).

A collection of eight Zombie related oneshots by several authors.Includes illustrations by Hiroe Rei (Black Lagoon), Samura Hiroaki (Blade of the Immortal) and Matsumoto Jiro (Freesia).

A short story collection from Jirō Matsumoto (the artist of "Freesia").Contains explicit sexual imagery and language, not recommended for the squeamish.

Another short story collection from Jirô Matsumoto.Contains 5 stories:1. A Revolutionist in the Afternoon2. A Revolutionist in the Afternoon 2 (not a sequel to the first one)3. Desert Witch: A wounded man is being chased, but then he stumbles on cursed grounds4. Takeyama's Life: A vampire, who is not really into the whole gothic vampire thing.5. The Footmen Flee: Two men are in the battlefield, and all they want to do now is go home (without being killed by the opposing side)

A conversation between two high school girls, and the iron ambition one of them has.

Follows two girls born in Japan during a civil war. Shimon Hanazawa is a woman who participates in her school's "volunteer activities," and Momoko K?usaka is her classmate and instructor.

A riff on Hans Christian Andersen's classic fairytale "Little Matchstick Girl" done in the style of Jiro Matsumoto