Mihara Mitsukazu

"Poison princesses" are beautiful girls who have taken poison into their bodies with each meal since they were babies and ended up poisoning all of their body fluids. A dramatic story that depicts the rebirth of Grandle, who fell into the trap of an enemy country and was attacked by a former ally, the only survivor of the cursed triplet prince, and the conflicts of those who were left behind.

A collection of Mitsukazu Mihara's newest eight one-shots, printed in two colors. The stories vary greatly in mood and tension, but are nonetheless a perfect example of the artist's distinctive style.

Alex and Rite are two souls who died at the same moment at different ends of the earth. This is the story of their interactions with humans who can see them as they travel towards each other.

Collection of Mihara Mitsukazu's one-shots (2005): Ch. 1 - Slice of Black Chocolate (2001) - MU "Generally… a story about really cute guy trying to hook up with this really egotistic girl… although it's not really like that." Ch. 2 - The Vampire & I (2001) - MU "A dark european ambient and the story of a vampire … just before dinner time." Ch. 3 - Children Can't Choose Their Parents (2000) - MU "A haunting story about a man and his chicken. You will never look at an egg the same way again after reading this story!" Ch. 4 - Cut the Angel with a Scythe (2002) - MU "Angela is suffering from a terrible illness that keeps her confined… One day a magician comes to her window to visit… Will his magic change her fate?" Ch. 5 - The End in Common Ruin (2002) - MU "A story about two twins…" Ch. 6 - Deserted Place (2002) - MU "The story follows the journey of a mysterious boy who brings peace to deserted places and things…" Ch. 7 - Alice in Underground (2003) - MU "This short oneshot tells the adventures of Alice, but with a slightly darker tone."

This short oneshot tells the adventures of Alice, but with a slightly darker tone. —- Uploader's note: Published in Gothic Lolita Bible which doesn't focus on manga, so it has no target demographics.

A story about two twins… —- Uploader's note: Published in Gothic Lolita Bible which doesn't focus on manga, so it has no target demographics.

From ShoujoMagic: Angela is suffering from a terrible illness that keeps her confined… One day a magician comes to her window to visit… Will his magic change her fate? —- Uploader's note: Published in Gothic Lolita Bible which doesn't focus on manga, so it has no target demographics.

The story follows the journey of a mysterious boy who brings peace to deserted places and things… —- Uploader's note: Published in Gothic Lolita Bible which doesn't focus on manga, so it has no target demographics.

It starts with poisonous herbs under the cradle. Then under the sheets. And inside the clothes. Even mixed in the milk that they feed the newborn. This way the child gradually gets used to poisons and becomes the perfect assassination tool - the “Poison Princess” whose every kiss, tear, and even touch bring death. Her only chance of survival is to fulfill her duty as an assassin and find a way to live on in the enemy land she is sent to… if her heart is strong enough.

A chilling dramatic series about Shinjyurou Mamiya, an embalmer in a nation where men of his profession are viewed as outcasts engaging in an unaccepted and unclean practice. For Shinjyurou, it's just a job. But in doing it, he's gained an understanding of death, and more important, what it truly means to live…

Beautiful People is a manga comprised of six profound and thought-provoking short stories. It includes a tale of a vampire who raises a child as his own, a story of a young man who copes with an alcoholic father amongst other problems with the help of an online friend and four others short stories.

Generally… a story about really cute guy trying to hook up with this really egotistic girl… although it's not really like that. — Uploader's note: Published in Gothic Lolita Bible which doesn't focus on manga, so it has no target demographics.

A dark european ambient and the story of a vampire … just before dinner time.

From Tokyopop: Transylvania Rose is a bored angel who descends to Earth to clean a few souls. When she witnesses a depressed undertaker slitting his wrists, Rose rips off one of her wings and gives it to the undertaker, trapping them both somewhere between heaven and hell–and life and death!

In these haunting tales, Dolls– human-like androids– have an uncanny way of working themselves into the lives of their masters. DOLL examines the question of what it means to be truly human.

A haunting story about a man and his chicken. You will never look at an egg the same way again after reading this story! This story involves bestiality–tastefully rendered.

From the creator of Doll and Beautiful People comes a biting black comedy that shows us nothing is scarier than family. Haunted House follows the misadventures of Sabato, a hapless young teen trying to find himself, which is made all but impossible by his flamboyant family (who look like the Addams Family by way of Tim Burton). Scaring away every girl he brings home, Sabato's family seem to revel in his misery, but could there be more to their torment than meets the eye? Rest assured, Mihara-sensei keeps you guessing and giggling every step of the way.

A cyber-punkish collection of stories revolving around the theme of the "DOLL." -Keep Those Condoms Away From Our Kids The tale of boys and girls who have lost their sexual desire. Mihara Mitsukazu's debut work. -The Iron Maiden The tale of the strain a girl experiences from having grown up in a home without love. -The Sunflower Quality of an Integrated Circuit Vanilla is a maidroid in the home of an elderly master and his younger wife. The atmosphere in the house is cold and stiff because the wife is having an affair with a younger man. The lonely master comes to look upon Vanilla as his own dear child. He suggests that when the sunflowers bloom, they go outside together to watch them. "Is that a command, sir?" asks Vanilla. "It is not a command," he replies. "It is a promise." And so forms the piercing and painful integrated circuit–the alternating current of intercourse–between a lonely old man and the emotionless Vanilla. -The Other Side of the Rose Wire What was the thing a girl like an angel endlessly carried? -Fish Out of Water A mermaid is brought out of her dream. -Mister Mineral Inside the body of a cute girl who's just like a doll… are internal organs, and blood, and… -Alive The sad tale of a human and a clone who pass right by each other.

A manga about the family of a boy with an Oedipus complex.

Robot is an all-color manga compilation compiled and edited by the elite manga artist Range Murata, character designer for Studio Gonzo's Last Exile and Blue Submarine No. 6. Murata's hand-picked contributors come together in a mind blowing experiment of what happens when top manga artists work in the unusual medium of color. Robot was partially published in English, the first three volumes by Digital Manga Publishing from September 19, 2005 to December 1, 2006, after which the license was taken over by Udon Entertainment, who published volumes 4 and 5 from December 1, 2007 to May 1, 2008, before they too dropped the license. It has been published in its entirety in French by Glénat.