Nightow Yasuhiro

2 page mini-comics that were released with the first season's Japanese Blu-ray.

Kekkai Sensen: Beat 3 Peat centers around the crime fighting organization "Libra" and their battles in Hellsalem's Lot, formerly known as New York City. Hellsalem's Lot was created in a single night when a portal to the "Beyond" opened, and now it is a paranormal melting pot of monsters, magic, and the everyday mundane city life. It's up to Libra to prevent the horrors of this city from spreading to the outside world.

Kekkai Sensen: Back 2 Back centers around the crime fighting organization "Libra" and their battles in Hellsalem's Lot, formerly known as New York City. Hellsalem's Lot was created in a single night when a portal to the "Beyond" opened, and now it is a paranormal melting pot of monsters, magic, and the everyday mundane city life. It's up to Libra to prevent the horrors of this city from spreading to the outside world.

Trigun is back with a heavily armed posse of talented gunslingers. An anthology of tales, Multiple Bullets features the hard-to-find story Badlands Rumble by Trigun's creator Yasuhiro Nightow. Plus original stories from Boichi, Yusuke Takeyama, Satoshi Mizukami, Kennji Mitsuyoshi and Koichi Ishikawa's studio Ark Performance, Akira Sagami, humor cartoonist Yuga Takauchi and Masakazu Ishiguro. Contents: Trigun Badlands Rumble by Nightow Yasuhiro Vash is caught in a sticky situation with the evil Dodongo Bros. until Wolfwood saves him and they retreat. In the city, they meet with two men who want to hire Vash & Wolfwood to protect their city from those very same Dodongo Bros. Trigun: The Lost Plant by Boichi A short one shot written and drawn by Boichi featuring Vash the Stampede set after the events of Trigun Maximum. (Included at the end of Sun-Ken Rock vol 12) Denizens of the Sand Planet (Suna no Wakusei no Tami) by Satoshi Mizukami Les Enfants by Ark Performance Eisei Mil Mer TV (Mil/Mer TV) by Yuga Takauchi Trigun: Rising by Takeyama Yuusuke A oneshot to celebrate the release of the Trigun movie. The story focuses on Rai The Blade, one of the Gung-Ho Guns, who is living in a small Plant town. Cutting is Fighting by Akira Sagami Also includes illustrations by Masakazu Ishiguro

Three years ago, a gateway between Earth and the "Beyond" opened over the city of New York. In one terrible night, New York was destroyed and rebuilt, trapping New Yorkers and extra-dimensional creatures alike in an unassailable island, a world all its own hidden in the mist of its physics-defying waterfalls. New York has been rechristened Hellsalem's Lot, a paranormal melting pot where magic and madness dwell alongside the mundane, where every form of human vermin gathers to exploit otherworldly assets for earthly profit. Now someone is threatening to breach the controlled flow of harmless, average humans and items in and (much more rarely) out of the city and thereby release Hellsalem's Lot's deluge of horrors on the outside world. The mysterious super-agents of "Libra" fight the impossible to prevent the unthinkable.

Vash the Stampede is a gunman on the run with a 60 billion double dollar bounty on his head which has made it difficult for him to go anywhere without being chased and shot at. Because of the bounty, every town he ever visit ends up being destroyed because of his pursuers, and miracliously, no one ever gets killed. Meryl and Milly are two insurance agents that have been sent to find Vash the Stampede and keep him under surveillance so no more damage is caused. Meryl, who leads the pair, can't believe that the man they have met can possibly be the legendary gunman. This spikey haired, gangly, and blonde young man is extremely friendly, a pacifist, hates blood and suicide, absolutely loves donuts, and is a dork and a crybaby…there is no way he could he be Vash the Stampede, a notorious outlaw. However, there's more to Vash than just smiles and doughnuts.

Vash the Stampede rises again! It's been two years since the mysterious and super-nice gunman went into hiding, and the people of his desert planet are suffering. It takes a friend in peril to bring him out, and when he does, his enemies come chasing… as well as those crazy insurance girls, Millie and Meryl. And Wolfwood the wandering priest? Well, that's who found him in the first place! The gang's all back, and the trouble is coming in Trigun Maximum. Notes: Nightow changed publishers to Shonen Gahosha and the series continued to be serialized in Young King Ours magazine. Due to the original publisher retaining the name Trigun, Nightow had to change the title to Trigun Maximum, which isn´t a sequel but a new name for the rest of the series. The first 3 volumes were published under the title 'Trigun' and the entire series compiled into 14 books as 'Trigun Maximum' (the numbering was also restarted when the title changed). Won the Seiun Award at the 48th Japan Science Fiction Conventionwere for the best comic of the year.

A comic version of the popular fighting game "Samurai Spirits" drawn by Yasuhiro Naito, known for "Trigun" (Shonengahosha) and "Blood Blockade Battlefront" (Shueisha). Published in "Family Computer Magazine" in 1994, the fan-coveted masterpiece is finally reprinted!

A collection of works done by Yasuhiro Nightow in his early days as a manga artist. The stories were released throughout the 80's and 90's ultimately being collected in a volume in 2018.