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It has been about two years since the battle with the formidable enemy Rumour ended and Azami and Yukari left Taihei City, and Akira and Misaki continue to live their days as usual. One day, a certain man comes to visit them.<br> <br> (Source: natalie.mu, Google Translated)
Shin Woo-jin was kidnapped as a child and kept as a slave in a warehouse until he was dramatically rescued and brought back into the world… Woo-jin can read people’s emotions and thoughts by noticing their small facial expressions and body language. With skills like a detective, he learns to understand the world around him. He also loves food more than anything and dreams of living a simple, ordinary life, but the world won’t let him live that way… “Being normal is harder than I thought.”
As a child, Shin Woo-jin was abducted and held captive in a warehouse, where he was forced to live as a slave. Against all odds, he was eventually rescued and finally stepped into the outside world. Although he was free, Woo-jin was far from like other children. He possessed a remarkable gift—the ability to read people. By paying attention to the slightest facial expressions and subconscious gestures, he could effortlessly discern their thoughts, emotions, and intentions with incredible precision. Much like a profiler or a modern-day Sherlock Holmes, Woo-jin learned to navigate the world, relying on his observations. However, for someone who perceives so much, leading a normal life became the greatest challenge of all.
As war rages around her, Bonnie’s life, her family, and her body are destroyed. While recovering from injuries sustained in a bombing, Bonnie meets a doctor who makes her want to live again, but could this doctor have ulterior motives? Read the new one-shot by the highly-awarded creator of “My Friend TOMA”! Plushelisa received a “Future Talent Award” for this work in the 15th Itten Toppa Manga Award!
An Umamusume Jujutsu Kaisen Parody Series
On the outside, Greta is a perfectly ordinary girl. She lives with her twin sister Gretel and their mother. However, her mother’s blatant favoritism towards her twin isn’t ordinary at all… nor is Gretel’s strange appearance. No matter how much Greta tries, her mother doesn’t pay her any attention. Jealously slowly eats away at Greta, until… Torn in Two is a 17-page horror one-shot from Indonesian creator Kevin Winata. It won the top award in the 16th Itten Toppa Award for its “eerie atmosphere” and was published in the June 2025 Edition of Monthly Comic ZENON, as well on the official Comic ZENON website!
"...And Justice for All" is a dark Sci-Fi story of the world in the near future, where every single person has a chip implanted in their brain, and with a simple law: Whatever rule you breach, the punishment is the same for everyone = death by execution. This "justice" is supervised by Lady executioner Eleanor Reichard, who lives by the rule "you reap what you sow." But what happens when the god herself starts doubting her principles? Enjoy Kevin Winata’s chilling one-shot that won an honorable mention and the special judges award in the 29th Comic ZENON Manga Taisho Award!
What we found at the very bottom was 'a man who would do anything for me'──. Aki, a housewife suffering from her husband's emotional abuse, meets Renya Hayase, the grandson of her apartment's landlord. While Aki finds comfort in Renya's brightness and kindness, one day he suddenly blurts out, 'I want to be Aki's dog'—. A psycho-romance where madness and pure love coexist! This story is a work of fiction. It has no relation to any real persons, organizations, or incidents.
“Midnight Shadow“ tells the story of Alice, a young woman plagued with the ability to see people’s true selves through their shadows. Barney, a mysterious eccentric enters her life showing a fascination in her seldom few have, when a trip to a coffee shop goes horribly wrong.
In a world where gigantic fish are steadily encroaching upon human territory, humans either band together or exploit one another. The threat from the colossal fish has not diminished in the slightest; rather, the people one encounters are far from a source of relief and have become even more dangerous than before. The human instinct for survival prolongs suffering and agony, and the threat of the giant fish begins to evolve into something entirely unprecedented. Amidst this world, Hannah is surviving all alone, as if running away from something... or trying to clear her mind from a certain event. However, the world does not grant her the leisure to process her emotions.
