Mikamoto Rei

Features a bonus chapter by Rei Mikamoto. Set in a poor riverside town, ''Hyena Girl's Blood and Guts'' is the picaresque story of Hikari, a compassionate yet fierce girl who lives in a poor riverside town, haunted by very the specter of doom. In this town there also lives a cast of sleazy and unsavory characters including drug dealers, kidnappers and murderers. Brutal depictions of violence and poverty are constant in this bizarre hidden gem. A sequel is present in another Haino Ristuko book.

A girl reunites with a long missing friend...

The sequel to Chimamire Sukeban Chainsaw.

Follows Mio Amasato, a high school girl who controls a bizarre mechanical doll.

A collection of Rei Mikamoto's one-shots. Three of the one-shots were originally published in "Bijo Amanda".

A collection of Rei Mikamoto's one-shots. Three of the one-shots were later republished in "Majonna: Mikamoto Rei Extra Works".

Geeko's weird, creepy, friendless classmate Nero has destroyed all of their mutual classmates, perverting them into her grotesque, monstrous minions. Now she's sending them after Geeko, the only survivor. However, Geeko is setting out, dressed in her skimpy school uniform and armed with a big chainsaw, to end Nero's mad science, no matter how many undead former friends she has to saw down on the way. Inspired two live action films.

Partake in the horror, the terror, the bloodcurdling madness of the serial killer mind, and the one who dares exterminate them! Except it's a comedy horror. Anyway, contains explict blood and gore, so you have been warned. Wikipedia

Strippers try to stop a zombie infestation.

Terror has struck the sleepy little town of Shiraike. A serial killer stalks the streets murdering innocent girls. Twenty-nine grisly murders have been committed, with no clues to catch the killer. That is, until the town receives a strange visitor: a beautiful young woman who can raise the dead. She is Reiko the Zombie Shop, necromancer for hire. For a price, she'll wake your dead, if only to find a clue to their demise, but she's not responsible for what the dead will say or do once they awaken.