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The strangers clad in black clothes in the organization "Death Edge". Their goal is to murder "Angels". They've killed enough people to fill the park, for the sake of thrill and adrenaline; These dark fallen Angels have landed on Earth.
(Source: Kawai-corner)

The story begins with a mysterious invitation sent to the most miserable people in the world. With this letter, a girl is invited on a journey aboard a strange, enigmatic train.
(Source: ANN)

Based on the video game.

The manga's story follows Kimura Shigenari, a real-life samurai who served Toyotomi Hideyori. Kimura fights in the Siege of Osaka in 1615, but is hit with a mysterious light. He wakes up in a land ruled by England's legendary King Arthur.

A short 8 page story about a commanding officer and a disobedient fighter pilot's concerns regarding death in combat.
(Source: MU)

Glow falls in love with a beautiful female android from a shop window display. Working hard for the money, he eventually buys the Android. However, when he starts it up it transforms into a big man… Powerful Sex Android. What happens to Glow when Deep pushes him?
(Source: Blissful Sin)

A fairly smutty oneshot about two gruff men descending further into the criminal underworld as they embrace their perversions, their disgust and their affections for one another.
(Source: Psycho Pandas)

The main protagonist is an Iga ninja named Saizou, who meets an Izumo priestess and protects her on her short journey to Sanada Yukimura. Sanada Yukimura is a powerful warlord in the Sengoku era. Sanada wants to gather 10 warriors, a party unrivaled in skill and power, to set his still secret plan into action.

Date Bashira is a series of stories about the Sengoku era in Japan. However, unlike most textbooks and historical mangas, Date Bashira does not focus on the Shogun or famous figures in history. Instead, it brings to light the untold stories of the things surrounding these famous figures. For example, one story tells about the role of how beautiful young men were always accompanying the shoguns into battle. As women were not allowed into a battle zone, the warlords would use these teenage boys to satisfy their sexual urges.
A different chapter tells the history of the wives of the Shoguns and focuses on the female role in the Sengoku era. As young women were forced into arranged marriages, usually as peace offerings or spies, their husbands usually die in battle at a very early age, as it was the era of war. Date Bashira discusses the idea of remarriage for these women and if they were really in love or were playing the role of a wife.
Date Bashira takes a different perspective at one of Japan’s most talked about era and even though it is informative, you never get the feeling of a lecture. The beautiful artwork, splash of comedy and the untold, yet interesting historical information really keeps the reader glued onto the pages.