Atsushi Kaneko

Work, sleep, work, sleep... what a dull existence Why even live?! No hopes, no dreams Everything’s predictable... Suicide is salvation But when you wake up in purgatory... ...and it's the same world you left? One option left Let's turn this fuckin' world upside down The story of "Evol" begins in a village occupied by an armed group when a young girl, driven by despair, attempts suicide. She survives and wakes up, but when a man tries to drive her into a corner, a strange phenomenon occurs. The place changes, and something also happens to the boy who wakes up in the hospital after committing suicide.

Loose adaptation of Osamu Tezuka's Dororo. After the war, robots were creatures mass-produced as labor that, now, overflowed the city. Some were on the street and some in the back society, creating bonds with the citizens. One night, a girl who is neither human nor robot appears in front of a Yakuza creature that had seized the orphan Doro. The girl, wearing beast's fur, attacks the creature reveling extremely strong weapons attached on her limbs. Who is she? What is she fighting for?

A collection of short stories and one-shots from artist Kaneko Atsushi.

A story about "Deathco", a young girl who's good at killing, and not much else. She works for a secretive, international league of assassins known only as "The Guild", who infamously dress in costumes when they hunt their targets. Amazon: The curtains open for this Comic Noir brought to you by a demon child from the manga world. The ultra pop dark heroine descends upon this boring bullshit world causing havoc wherever she roams and her name is… This manga demon child blasts through the conventions of genres and world boundaries as Kaneko Atsushi lets loose a comic that captures the "now" and starts a new Comic Noir series.

The story takes place in the '60s, in a mysterious city where madness and lust seem to be the citizens' constant companions. A detective named Sada (with a "certain" wound) pursues a woman accused of murder.

Something strange is going on in "Soil New Town." The sudden disappearance of a seemingly normal family leads the two detectives Yokoi and Onoda to the idyllic town in the middle of nowhere. What looks like a routine case at first quickly turns into a complex and deadly riddle where nothing is what it seems to be. Will the two desperate investigators manage to solve the mystery before it's too late?

The silly, mischievous and unnecessarily radical Two Punks, Hanky ​​and Punky, go on a little rampage aiming for world domination!? Kaneko Atsushi's pop and mad taste is jam-packed with crazy gags, and now available digitally!

With this prequel to “Bambi and her pink gun”, immerse yourself in Bambi's childhood and discover how she became a bloodthirsty killer! Where does he come from? Why was she raised by a group of completely insane terrorists? So many questions that will be answered in this latest volume of the adventures of the pink-haired gunslinger. Also find the terrifying triplets in miniature version and discover how they became dangerous psychopaths! The fights are as impressive as ever, the humor as biting as ever, and the girls are as tall as three apples!

A collection of 9 wonderfully weird and violent short stories from the mind of Kaneko Atsushi. Includes "A Convenient Fiction," "The Paranormal Phenomena Research Society," "BANG! x3," "Eat Meat!," "Hit and Run," "The Thief and the Pencil," "Full of Holes" and others.

Bambi is a brazen, self-assured killer who fears no danger wielding her pink gun and does not hide her cruel violence even from the silent child who accompanies her on her constant travels. A huge bounty looms over them, so many are on their trail... Why does Bambi always carry Pampi? Their unique pairing is no more "original" than the group of individuals hot on their heels, all in the pay of a big shot whose true intentions are shrouded in mystery...

The word is out on the streets: a reward of five million dollars to the opportunist that wastes the courier calling herself Bambi and returns her living cargo. Chainsaw swinging psychos, gold-toothed Elvises, Derringer-packing grannies and all the other scum in these badlands couldn't care less whether Bambi is kidnapping this toddler she christened "Pampi" or if she's snatching him back from his captors. With a pink gun in one hand, and a leashed Pampi in the other, can antihero Bambi's huge ego and formidable gun skills hold off an army?