From the DrMaster manga outlet site:

This is the story of Mahito, Alice and the "The True One"

All sorts of odd things begin to happen when Mahito survives being rundown by a car traveling at high-speed. What lurks behind the world of the living? What is it that hides just out of sight of human perception? There is more to our world than our eyes reveal, as Mahito, a young High School girl, is about to find out. Questions mount as one thing becomes painfully clear; Mahito did not survive her accident at all.

Modern-day vampires, the occult and hunters of the undead? 'nuff said!

When walking home, Mahito suddenly gets killed by a hit-and-run by some drunkards. When she thought she had already died she was revived, in her house without a scratch. Thinking it was merely a dream she thought nothing of it until Alice appeared. Alice was a median that was already dead but was alive due to Scarlett's heart, Alice had one half of Scarlett's heart while Mahito had the other half. That meant that the only thing keeping mahito alive was Scarlett's heart and that wasn't even hers! But many people sought the heart because it brings immortality. But Mahito is still clinging to life because of her half-sister Erika and uses the Scarlett power with Alice to defeat the true enemy that poses a threat, Yuri, who is Alice's brother who is to be destroyed.

Billed as Hayashiya Shizuru's "much-anticipated manga debut" it's a story of demon-possessed video tapes and Kurebayashi Mieko the "v hunter" who battles them. But in truth, she's just a pervert who *only* saves pretty girls!

Slapstick yuri romance comedy running in Yuri Hime magazine; an experienced idol taking in new talent as part of her job, but ending falling head over heel for the younger girl. It's hillarious and cute.

NOTE(info courtesy of Rosa Foetida) by yuri21: Strawberry Shake was the title of the series when it was serialized in the Yuri Shimai magazine. When it was moved to Yuri Hime, the series was renamed to Strawberry Shake Sweet.

Vega is an alien who fights to protect Earth from Monsters. One day, she loses her powers and in order to get them back, she constantly asks her friend, Washimine to kiss her.

Kurogane Hayate finds herself in a dilemma. Her twin sister, Nagi, is recovering from an injury and needs someone to go to school in her place. Little did she know, the school was based on a "Swordswoman League," where everyone participates in what are called Duels for Stars with their sisters-in-arms, shinyuu, in order to gain prestige, money, and power.

Her first encounters with the students at this new school range from intimidating, such as with the Student Council President, Amachi Hitsugi and her shinyuu, Miyamoto Shizuku, to completely awestruck, such as the hot-headed but extremely experienced (and without a shinyuu) Mudou Ayana. At first Hayate thinks she can get away without participating in the Duels for Stars, but the first day she comes home, the orphanage she cares for deeply is a complete wreck...