Sonoda Kenichi

In a supernatural 1960s era America, there lives a cursed magician known as "Bullet the Wizard." The supernatural side of his life includes a magic gun and his childlike accomplice called Titi-Alice, who can keep his life-threatening curse at bay. One day, the two of them sneak into a casino owned by the dangerous Leland Gang in order to steal their magic gun. Complications in their plan lead to the involvement of the reluctant Paula Winston, a journalist working undercover as a waitress. Now Bullet must find a way to achieve his mysterious goal while also keeping Paula safe from the deadly Leland gang!

Rally Vincent and Minnie-May Hopkins are two regular American girls. Regular American girls who own a gun shop and might have dabbled in prostitution, respectively. And who happen to be a crack shot and an explosives expert, respectively. These might be odd skills for American girls, but these two happen to be Chicago's top bounty hunters. Rally can shoot the trigger off a gun from a good distance, and May generally wreaks havoc with explosions and cuteness. And together, with some very useful friends and associates, they make up the Gunsmith Cats. Burst finds our ladies back at work, back in action, and… back in trouble.

Official doujinshi crossover story between Desert Rose and Gunsmith Cats co-authored by Shintani Kaoru and Sonoda Kenichi. (MAL)

It ain't easy being the savior of Mankind when you're still in high school, but Hoichi Kano will have to make due. Luckily, he has a super-cool integrated gunsuit at his disposal, just the ticket to take on the monstrous mechanical horrors of a pesky group of all-powerful alien invaders. But eventually, fire must be fought with fire, and luckily Earth may have the biggest beat-stick in the playground, the massive, anti-matter-powered robot, Exaxxion. And of course, all it needs is someone crazy enough to pilot it. Oh, Hoichi…

Girls, guns, and grenades! Meet Rally Vincent and Minnie May. By day, they work at the Chicago gun shop that they own. By night (or holidays or week-ends), they moonlight as a pair of bounty hunters called the Gunsmith Cats. Rally is an expert at firearms, being able to judge the condition of a gun with a glance, and being an expert marksman. Minnie May is younger and less disciplined; and has an absolute fascination with explosives. Lots of explosives. Especially big ones. Together, they form an unbeatable team; much to the consternation of the local ATF bureau. Set in the city of Chicago, this action-adventure series features a lot of gunfights, car chases, and general mayhem.

A collection of 12 short stories by Kenichi Sonoda, ranging from science fiction, to magic, to comedy. Among these we find Moonbase, a space epic in three parts and Private Lives, starring the young pilot Lufy. Privates Lives My Lovely Bonnies The Magic Circle Ordinary People When Under The Uniform The Storm Breaks Loose Wrestloid Baby Moon Base 2099 An Evening That Ended Badly Blue Soldier Carnival Girls Come On Nene Becky The Mole

Comic Gunbuster is a compilation of short stories involving the main characters from "Aim for the Top" which take place during the time of the first OVA. Some of the stories include Kazumi Amano's marriage to Coach Ota and Noriko and Jung playing golf on the Moon.

In Chicago, ace courier Bean Bandit rules the road, and operates on both sides of the Law. It doesn't matter if it's legal or not. For the right price, he'll get you or your cargo where it needs to go. When it absolutely, positively, has to be there NOW, Bean Bandit is your man—if you can afford his rates.