Nishijima Daisuke

It's the year 1975. Hikaru Conde, a young japanese boy who has set out for Cambodia to win the Pulitzer Prize, is unable to take any photographs that the news agencies would buy. One day he encounters a hostile group of Khmer Rouge rebels which will change the course of his life forever...

It's the year 1975. Hikaru Conde, a young japanese boy who has set out for Cambodia to win the Pulitzer Prize, is unable to take any photographs that the news agencies would buy. One day he encounters a hostile group of Khmer Rouge rebels which will change the course of his life forever...

The manga follows "Corona-kun," an anthropomorphic version of the new coronavirus (COVID-19). The story is set in a world where humanity failed to contain the virus and all life and culture perished. Corona-kun looks back on history and asks what humanity could have done to survive while making amusing observations.

The True End of the Dien Bien Phu story. Takes place after volume 10, making volumes 11 and 12 non-canon.

Sponsored by Funwari Liquor.

Publisher Hayakawa is celebrating its 70th anniversary with two manga anthology reprints. One collection is dedicated to mystery works while the other compiles SF stories printed over the publisher's long career. The Ripe Star (Ureta Hoshi) by Osamu Tezuka, February 1972 in SF Magazine Dual Isolation Cell Satellite (Eisei 2-ren Dokubou) by Leiji Matsumoto, February 1972 in SF Magazine 7P (2) – H.G. Wells by Shotaro Ishinomori, October 1969 in SF Magazine Captain Past by Go Nagai, November 1970 in SF Magazine Ragini by Moto Hagio, February 1980 in SF Magazine Dorothy by Keiko Fukuyama, August 1984 in SF Magazine Aquatic People (Mizubito) by Hideo Azuma THE GHOST OF SF KID (SF Kozou no Yuurei) by Tori Miki Heikou Wars by Eiji Yokoyama Ojii-chan no Shosai/Uchuu by Tetsuya Imai Megane wo Kai ni by Yu Tsunamino Futokou by Tsubana Mister Donut by Daisuke Nishijima(Original concept: Yusaku Kitano), June 2002 in SF Magazine Mahou Shoujo Time-chan Sono 1 Onee-chan wa Kaidan wo Ochiru Yume wo Miru no ka by Akihito Yoshitomi To, Aru Hi no Boku no Himo by Natsujikei Miyazaki Sister of My Dreams (Ore no Yume no Imouto) by COCO

Makoto Hayakawa, who is called Shin, is a third-year high-school student about to take entrance exams. He hasn't decided what to take for college yet. Compared to the other kids, Shin is a bit of an oddball. The neighborhood he lives in, M City of Tokyo, has three massive structures called "Reactors". One day, a mysterious girl crosses his path, and in front of those reactors their fateful first meeting takes place...

A fable depicting a nice, simple village and the unforeseen consequences of reaching for change.

Vietnam War, 1965. Hikaru Minami, a soldier in the U.S. Army, meets and falls in love with the "princess," the strongest and most beautiful guerrilla soldier in the Vietcong!

1000 years ago, a war between humans and space witches ravaged the stars, destroying countless planets and taking even more lives. Eventually, the humans captured the most powerful witch and imprisoned her as a war criminal under the treaty. The castle where the Magic Lord is sealed away is watched over by a village where everyone has developed weak magical powers- everyone but Mugi that is. Determined to prove that he doesn't need magic, Mugi accidentally flies into the monster-infested forest surrounding the castle and is saved by a girl that he has never seen before…

A masterpiece of horror manga, featuring the adorable yet terrifying world of yokai woven by the faceless "Mujina" and the third-rate horror story writer "Kumohachi," is now available in book form for the first time!