Kia Asamiya

The time is the future that I saw someday. The place is a nostalgic universe. This universe is filled with ether, an interstellar substance...

Returning from a long business trip to Germany, Todoroki Reina has been appointed editor-in-chief of a new online magazine. While doing research for a new section of the magazine, she meets voice actress Himekoji Yuka, who asks her for a ride in her beloved Porsche 946 RS. Reina goes on a drive with the mysterious Yuka, but...!?

The manga is set in Yokohama, and centers on high school student and pro driver Aika Misaki. While she works as an idol in kart racing, she is also an undefeated street racer in her Subaru WRX STi. (Source: ANN)

Reina Todoroki, an editor of a car magazine, inherited her father's Porsche Carrera RS and continues to enjoy a relaxed car life. However, due to an acquisition by the parent company, the car magazine she is in charge of, "Drivin'," is going to be discontinued... What decision will Reina make?! A car life story of everyday life featuring beautiful women and supercars.

The main character’s father passes away. The will states that each of the three siblings receive a portion of the father’s wealth. The main character receives a Porsche Carrera. She doesn’t know what a Porsche Carrera looks like, didn’t know the car company Porsche, can’t drive a manual and had absolutely no interest in cars, at the time.

The plot revolves around the Junk, a system which acts as a super-suit, giving the user super strength, agility, and weapons systems, as well as some communication capabilities. Currently, there are two units in the world, both in Japan; one white unit and one darker, black unit. The eye style, according to Asamiya, "Is a mono-eye style…. but there's actually two eyes." The suits require an eight hour charge up period, and only one hour of performance is delivered. Though the suits are free, users must fill out a report and send it to the manufacturer, which has not yet been named.

While doing a news story in Gotham City, a documentary team from Tokyo films Batman as he rescues a group of hostages from the villianous Two-Face. The only problem is that Two-Face is still locked up in Arkham Asylum, and the man they captured is dead. Soon, other copies of Batman's famous rogues' gallery begin appearing all over Gotham, and the trail leads to a drug coming from Tokyo.

The Ebiru family of demons suddenly appeared in a peaceful town! They were exiled from the demon world to "do bad things in the human world", but when they met Shotaro, an energetic elementary school student, there was a big commotion! A devilish comedy with a bit of H. The Ebiru family came to the human world because Papa Ebiru, who was in charge in the 1900s, could not destroy humanity even in 1999. The Ebiru family has been banished to the human world as punishment for the wrath of the devil king, Satan. And if you collect 1000 "Evil Coins" that you can get by doing bad things, you can return to the demon world. As a result, Ebiru and the others plan various evil deeds using the beasts that come out of Gachademon machines, but... The first collection comically depicts the turmoil caused by Shotaro, who has become close to the human world, and Ebiru and others. One day, the Ebiru-kun family moves in next door to Shotaro, an elementary school student who is always energetic. Papa Ebiru, who was the devil in charge in 1999, was sent to the human world because he could not destroy the human race. Ebiru-kun and his friends do a lot of bad things and can't go back to hell unless they accumulate 1000 Evil Coins. ? A cute baby devil, a strange demon beast, and even a sexy girl! ! A devilish comedy that is a little erotic, unleashed by Kia Asamiya!!

Note: This is the Asamiya version of the manga. A schoolgirl gains self-confidence, new friends, and a cache of chic outfits when she becomes the computer-programming magical girl, Corrector Yui. She must stop the rogue A.I. Gurossa (Artificial Intelligence computer program) and his hench-programs from taking control of the global computer network. In this future, all human activity is supported by computers, so it's possible to control the world using the network. Important note: There are two versions of the Corrector Yui manga series. This is the original one that was written and drawn by Kia Asamiya and published by Shogakkukan in Japan and does not have a release date in the States yet. The Corrector Yui manga that Tokyopop is publishing is done by shojo artist Keiko Okamoto and is a manga adaptation of the anime series. Source: Manga-Updates

An alien armada from Jupiter has amassed enough power to destroy all of Earth's defences. Earth's final hope lies in the Space Battleship Nadesico, a ship created using recently discovered extraterrestrial technology. Can the Nadesico's rag-tag crew overcome their idiosyncrasies and defeat the alien fleet, or will Earth's last hope be lost? The manga differs greatly from the anime

Mobius Klein is the prequel Manga to Kia Asamiya's Silent Mobius Manga. It tells the story of how Fuyuka and Gigelf met, and introduces many characters that later appear in Silent Mobius, including; Rally Cheyenne and Ganossa Maximillian, as well as the relatives of other characters like Yamigumo Razan.

A Steampunk mystery from the creator of Silent Mobius! In this tale of a past (or future?) that never was, in the age of Steam, masked dandies, dastardly supervillains, and sentient machines stalk a Japanese Gotham by night. Are the sharp wits and quick reflexes of wunderkind detectives Narutaki and pretty nurse Ling Ling enough to thwart evil and unravel the mysteries of this strange world? All steamed up…. When Narutaki meets Ling Ling, a pretty nurse with a dark secret, he gains both a true-blu friend and two new assistants. He'll certainly need all the help he can get when he is forced to do battle with such nefarious villains as the Phantom Knight, the Machine Baron, and Dr. Guilty! The series original run was 8 volumes. After which it got 5 more with title change. All 13 volumes were collected under "true steam detectives"

In A.D. 1997. Having failed to conquer the Earth, Compiler and Assembler from Another World settle down in the residence of Nati and Toshi Igarashi whom they choose as their partners. As they start their literally unworldly community life, various Sudaran assassins arrive from Another World one after another to attack Compiler and Assembler, until, in good time, all of those begin to turn into old memories… Yes, in 2000, the last year of the century, Assembler has started to lead quite a different life — a life as a "human being"…

Dark is a young man destined for great things. He's next in line to be the magical guardian of his country, but before he can assume that responsibility, he'll have to confront demons, angels, friends, and his own insecurities.

COMPILER is a story about two brothers, Nachi and Toshi Igarashi, meeting two beauties from another dimension. Originally sent to conquer Earth through a game of destruction and creation, Compiler and Assembler ended up deciding that living in our world is more fun than conquering it. They moved in with Nachi and Toshi. A growing relationship began to develop between Nachi and Compiler, and Toshi and Assembler, though none of them can bring themselves to admit it outright. Meanwhile, the people who sent Compiler and Assembler to conquer Earth were outraged by their apparent betrayal. They sent two assassins, Bios and Directory, to deal with the renegades and proceed with the invasion plan. And so, the misadventures begin…

The Godzilla Comic is an anthology comic featuring the work of a vast number of different artists and 15 original stories. The tales vary from humorous parodies to darker themes. The chapters are: "Original Story: Godzilla" (ORIGINAL STORY GODZILLA Orijinaru Sutōrī Gojira) by Hiroshi Yokoyama "Godzilla²" (ゴジラ２ Gojira Tsū) by Minoru Kawasaki and Kia Asamiya "POSEIDON" (POSEIDON Poseidon) by Tatsuya Tomimoto "Tokyo Godzilla Group" (東京ゴジラ団 Tōkyō Gojira Dan) by Shinpei Ito "Godzilla vs. Bonsai Daughter" (ゴジラ対盆栽娘 Gojira tai Bonsai Musume) by Koichiro Yasunaga "Strange Tale of Genroku Period Odo Island" (元禄大戸島異聞 Genroku Ōdotō Ibun) by Yutaka Kondo "Monster Warrior Godzilla" (GODZILLA怪獣戦士 Gojira Kaijū Senshi) by Hurricane Ryu "Godzilla: Nightmare Option" (GODZILLA-悪夢の選択 Gojira Akumu no Sentaku) by Kenichi Matsuzaki and Tamaki Nozomu "Tiny Godzilla" (小さなゴジラ Chīsana Gojira) by Akio Jissoji and Reijiro Kato "Last Seen" (ラストシーン Rasuto Shīn) by Kazuko Yumeno "Warning from G" (Ｇからの警告 Jī kara no Keikoku) by Shinobu Kaze "Godzilla vs. Chief Yamada" (ゴジラ対山田課長 Gojira tai Yamada Kachō) by Ken Ishikawa "Godzilla's Resumed Earth Defense Battle" (ゴジラ再び地球防衛決戦 Gojira Futatabi Chikyū Bōei Kessen) by Kazumine Daiji "Gojira-kun" (ゴジラくん Gojirakun) by Yamada Takahiro "Godzilla, Young Guy, and I" (僕とゴジラと若大将 Boku to Gojira to Wakadaishō) by Minoru Kawasaki Chapters

In the 21st century, just when the human race needs new heroes, the Lucifer Hawks enter Earth's dimension. The members of the A.M.P., six young women with incredible powers, are set to defend the human race against these monstrous entities from another world. (from: Viz Comics)

In 2038, a gang of scavengers infiltrate an industrial complex on a island within a prohibited zone. They are looking for the element Texmexium, which is rare and very valuable. The scavengers are killed off by the automated defenses, until only Brooklyn, the group's mechanic, is left. He discovers a stranded Texas Air Ranger and two children living among the complex's rubble. Together, they must destroy the Kyron-5 computer in order to escape and warn humanity. Brooklyn discovers a GUNHED (from "Gun UNit Heavy Elimination Device") combat robot left over from when a battalion of Gunheds were sent to destroy Kyron-5. Brooklyn works to restore it to operation. Meanwhile, Babe, one of the scavengers killed earlier, has been transformed into a bio-droid and is seeking out Sergeant Nim and the Texmexium she stole. In order to save her and destroy Kyron-5, Brooklyn must overcome his fear of flying and pilot the GUNHED to the top of the complex's tower. The computers single large defence is the robotic Aerobot. Note: The 2024 revamped edition has new material

Ishinomaki City, Miyagi Prefecture, where Ishinomori Manga Museum is located, was the most affected area in Japan by the Great East Japan Earthquake. 10 years have passed since then... We introduce the situation at that time and the people working towards reconstruction through manga!

The manga version of the film Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace. You waited in line for months to see the movie…You read the comics…You ate the fruit snacks and played with the action figures! Now make sure you don't miss the most exciting retelling of the movie of the century as Dark Horse presents Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace—Manga! Legendary manga artist Kia Asamiya (Silent Mobius and Steam Detectives) masterfully illustrates George Lucas' tale of adventure and intrigue in a book that no Star Wars fan will want to miss!

This is the version of Okamoto Keiko based in the anime. It is the year 2020 and computers have become an integral part of daily life for most people. However, a teenage girl Yui Kasuga is one of the few who cannot use computers at all, despite the fact that her father is a software developer. An evil computer called Grosser wants to take over the ComNet (what the Internet is called in Yui's time) and as the programs that have been developed to stop it (called "Correctors") need her help, she is sucked into the ComNet where she is recruited by a corrector called I.R., who gives her downloadable element suits that allow her to become the ComNet Fairy Corrector Yui who can fight Grosser's computer viruses.