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Jeong Taeui is far from the luckiest man on earth—but his twin brother, Jaeui, may as well be. Despite Jaeui's unprecedented and sought-after intelligence, Taeui has never envied him or felt inferior. After one of Jaeui's common departures, their uncle Chang-in appears with a job offer for Taeui. The United Nations Human Resource Development Organization (UNHRDO), an institution for cultivating elite talent, is heading into a power struggle, and Chang-in needs someone tough enough to remain alive through it. Off the coast of China, in a place where laws do not reach, UNHRDO training is even more cutthroat than the military. Taeui's easygoing nature helps him fit in quickly, until he happens upon a video call with an enigmatic stranger. Meanwhile, the Asian branch prepares for the arrival of trainees from Europe, including Ilay "Rick" Riegrow, a cold-blooded psychopath and killer. Many want him dead, but attracting his attention is just as lethal—and for Taeui, whom Ilay inexplicably favors, survival now means facing both UNRHDO and Ilay himself. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Toko is a shy, awkward girl who hates her summer holidays. They just don't seem to end, and she's right. She is stuck on August 31st. Every day's the same as any other August 31st, except when a new character comes and changes how her whole day goes, and what she learns later on is not what she wanted to know... (Source: MU)

Several days of torture is not enough to make the Captain disclose the location of his team's safe house. Seeing that their tricks are working in vain, his captors call in the Colonel to get the vital information out of him. This cold-blooded Colonel will readily kill anyone within a heartbeat to get the information he needs. However, the Captain just so happens to have a pretty face...and the Colonel knows just what he wants to do to it. (Source: Lezhin Comics)

A bloodstained man stands in front of a terrified girl. He proclaims his love for her and makes this ominous declaration: A year from now, she will either die alone or will be with him forever. Now, rumors abound about the cursed girl that causes any boy who proclaims his love for her to die. Join us to discover the mysteries of Metronome.

Official sequel to the original version from 1970. They took his family, they took his face, and they took his soul. Locked between the lethal but gorgeous assassin Maria and the mutant Spider Man, the Skull Man digs into the conspiracy that gave birth to his powers and those of his partner, Garo. Haunted by his past, he will not let them stand in the way of his revenge. (Source: TokyoPop)

Kenzaki Makoto, a debuting sculptor, was arrested as the serial killer of the Yokohama Line series of murders. He insisted that he was innocent but was sentenced to the death penalty. He was executed 11 years after the crime. But when he reopened his eyes, by a twist of fate, he had returned to 11 years ago, 25 days before the crime was committed. Burning with the desire for revenge against the real murderer, Kenzaki begins to take action. The only one he can trust is HIMSELF. The crime suspense story of two selves fighting against fate unfolds. (Source: MU)

The world is a cruel and confusing place for Mayumi. At the age of thirteen she lost her parents in a car accident. Unable to deal with the overwhelming sadness, hatred, and anger, she only wished she could stop feeling altogether. Then, five years later, her sister becomes the first target of an incredibly bizarre incident. The victims in this incident lose a body part, without blood loss, after receiving a text message simply indicating the specific body part. The texts appear to come from Mayumi's sister's ex-boyfriend Kanno, but he claims to not be the culprit. Mayumi works with him to solve the case, but is he truly innocent? Or is the crime related in some convoluted way to the suicide of Kanno's fiance years ago? Or is it related to an unfinished AI program he was writing which may have broken free? And even if this incident is resolved, will Mayumi ever be able to truly heal emotionally amidst the pointless cruelty of the world? (Source: MangaHelpers)

Shin, a serial murderer, has shaken the entire nation of South Korea to its core. Jihu Seo, who lost his father to Shin's evil deeds, meets another victim: Duseok Kim, a former detective who also had his family murdered by Shin. Duseok vows to turn Jihu into a human weapon to exact revenge on Shin—in prison, with his bare hands. "Korea has not implemented the death penalty since 1997. With no one else upholding justice, what other choice is there?" (Source: Webtoon Entertainment)

The war on terror exploded, literally, the day Sarajevo was destroyed by a homemade nuclear device. The leading democracies transformed into total surveillance states, and the developing world has drowned under a wave of genocides. The mysterious American John Paul seems to be behind the collapse of the world system, and it's up to intelligence agent Clavis Shepherd to track John Paul across the wreckage of civilizations and to find the true heart of darkness—a genocidal organ. (Source: VIZ Media)

The story is set in a dystopian near-future where Japanese society is experiencing an explosion of crime; one in which a powerful and secret religious organization, with mysterious goals, acts as an invisible hand behind the scenes. The main character is their strongest assassin, lent to them by his fanatical mother when he was a child; nurtured into becoming a ruthless killing machine, one whose fists and feet alone can cause serious damage to his adversaries, and whose weapon of choice is a special cutting wire which grabs and scorches his victims. He's a man-hunter, whose childhood has been stolen by his fostering tormentors; but when the road of forgiveness is precluded to him what can be left to a man to obtain redemption? He decides the answer is found in vengeance—and in eradicating that same fanaticism which bore him. (Source: MU)

”Rex Fabula” (“Fictional King”) is a suspense thriller and the first chapter ends on a nasty note and gives no hint about what this series is truly about. We do, though, get a good idea about the personality of the main character Akatsuki Homare. (Source: Bakaneko's Lair)

A reform school for juvenile delinquents established in 200X is actually a government-sponsored laboratory, which makes ultra-human warriors with genetic modification. Three new kids enter the school. Itsuki, who is actually a girl dressed as a boy so she can get into the school to look for her lost brother; Mei, a very quiet, mysterious boy; and Gentaro, an energetic boy who is easily elated by flattery. The three revolt against the school rules and cause the other students to riot. The school turns into a battlefield. (Source: Kodan Club)

Meakashi-hen is the answer arc corresponding to Watanagashi-hen. Meakashi-hen consists of events very similar to those of Watanagashi-hen told from the perspective of Shion Sonozaki, with only a few minor variations. In this chapter, the audience sees the true reason for the criminal's murderous actions in Watanagashi-hen—a lost love. Satoshi Houjou is first physically met in this arc, unlike the others where he is only mentioned. The first hints of that which ties together the arcs are given. (Source: Wikipedia)

Yoshika and Yukina are best friends at school. Yukina is both physically beautiful and possesses a kind and gentle personality that charms everyone who knows her, including her wonderful boyfriend. Yoshika is less traditionally beautiful and has a less alluringly feminine personality. In addition, she desperately likes Yukina's boyfriend. While Yoshika does care for her friend, she is also deeply envious of her. One day, a demon in the form of a house cat appears to Yoshika and offers her the supernatural power to take whatever she wants from her friend. How far will Yoshika let her jealousy of her best friend take her? (Source: MU)

Reiko, Kazu and Yukari are three childhood friends with a good relationship. Reiko, the self-proclaimed older sister of the group, tells herself that they are like family, and throws away her love for Kazu. As for Yukari, she also has feelings for Kazu. Thus, one day, the relationship between the three begins its gradual descent into madness... A shocking psycho-love story between young people begins!! (Source: MU)

Mozuya Koto is afflicted with the medically accepted disorder known as Dr Josef Tsundere's Bipolar Personality Disorder, or just "tsundere" for short. With her golden hair, blue eyes, twin tail, and being rich on top of all that, Mozuya Koto comes equipped with all the basic necessities of being a top class tsundere. When Mozuya wants to be friends with somebody or when she likes somebody, she will take offensive actions that are completely opposite from what a normal person would actually do in the same situation and it is completely outside of Mozuya's control. The manga is pretty serious most of the time, focusing on Mozuya's troubles with getting along with people as she keeps turning violent due to her tsundere disorder. (Source: MU)

Suppose you were so beautiful that people mistook you for a superstar, a model. So beautiful that strangers went out of their way to catch a glimpse of you and shopkeepers offered you things freely. Kyung-hee Goh is that girl. Trapped by the feelings she evokes in other people, she steers through life alone. Boys are either too intimidated to approach her or think she should reward their compliments with her attention. Then she catches the attention of the baddest boy in the school. And that's when the battle really starts... (Source: Entropy)

A collection of shorts by Byungjun Byun, artist of young sensible works on the life in the city, including "Princess Anna" and "Run, Bonggu". Many included shorts have received renowned awards from Korea and Japan. (Source: eng.gckbook.com)

Deadman is an intriguing story from the author of "Golden Boy" and "Be Free!". It's about vampires and the story is loaded with mystery and suspense. Mature and graphic content are present in the story and are a key element of the story which will make you think about human existence and about our behavior... (Source: MU)

One evening, Kurosu Keiichiro, a student at an Art University, runs after a young man who forgot his umbrella on the train, and misses the last train home. The young man turns out to be Yukari Yohito, a fellow student at his school and is famous for his artwork. Yukari invites him to stay the night at his place, and Kurosu obliges. Following that, Kurosu finds himself visiting Yukari's home often, and begins to take care of him, as Yukari is hopeless while he is not painting. However, slowly but surely, Kurosu begins to develop deeper feelings for Yukari... (Source: MU)

Umineko no Naku Koro ni Shi: Forgery of the Purple Logic is a manga-exclusive series by Kurumi Suzuhiro. The story expands on the use of the purple declaration introduced by Bernkastel in Twilight of the Golden Witch. The red truth still applies in this game even though there are lesser than usual games. Knox's rules are stated in red to show that it is valid in this game. The story takes place outside the main story. (Source: Umineko no Naku Koro ni Wikia)

Every person has something they desire, whether it's beauty, wealth, or power. Depending on what you're willing to risk, you could have anything your heart desires. You could be beautiful with the swipe of an app or become anyone with the press of a button—but it all comes with a price. How far would you be willing to go to get what you wish for? (Source: Webtoon Entertainment)