Manga Edition

The manga adaptation of the landmark animated series that changed the mecha genre. Each volume contains three of the original graphic novels and includes pages of stunning, full-color art.
Once Shinji didn’t care about anything; then he found people to fight for—only to learn that he couldn’t protect them, or keep those he let into his heart from going away. As mankind tilts on the brink of the apocalyptic Third Impact, human feelings are fault lines leading to destruction and just maybe, redemption and rebirth.

Rally Vincent and Minnie May Hopkins are experts in their respective fields of marksmanship and explosives, but they're so cute you'd never know. Neither would the perps unlucky enough to be their hunted. Presented for the first time in the authentic Japanese format, these giant-sized volumes are action-packed, unretouched, and sure to please the gun-nuts, auto buffs, and manga maniacs!

Podracing is the most exciting sport in the entire galaxy. Screaming along at 600 mph, dodging cliffs and rocks, risking your life for the thrill of speed…But something has been missing from the whole experience up until now—SPEEDLINES! Be here for the most exciting retelling of the movie of the century for Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace—MANGA! The only Phantom Menace adaptation to give you all the speedlines you can handle!

Información de la editorial: Ataru Moroboshi es un pobre estudiante japonés que vive obsesionado con las chicas. Una vida muy activa pero de lo más corriente hasta que le eligen para representar a la Tierra en una especie de competición contra los extraterrestres invasores, representados por la bella Lamu. Así es como este par de adolescentes iniciarán una curiosa y tortuosa relación.

En un futuro dominado por la tecnología, los humanos representan una raza en peligro de extinción. La devastación asola los inmensos parajes cubiertos de metal. Nunca se sabe con certeza qué hay en niveles superiores y sólo se oyen rumores al respecto.

Johnny Ryan’s mind-boggling prison planet/wrestling/monster/horror mash-up is back! Prison Pit blends Angry Youth Comix creator Johnny Ryan’s fascination with WWE wrestling, grindhouse cinema, first person action video games, Gary Panter’s Jimbo comics, and Kentaro Miura’s “Berserk” manga into a brutal and often hilarious showcase of violence like no other comic book ever created. Even the lead character’s name, which is only one letter away from “Cannibal Duckface” (hint: “Cannibal” is correct) is unprintable.