The series begins with the story of Seiya, the main hero, who is one of Athena's Saints. Seiya, along with the other Bronze Saints, must... more>> train hard to earn their "Cloths," and take on other challenges as well. Saint Seiya has been a hit in Japan, as well as many European countries including Spain, France and Italy. <<less

Released in 1983 by Shueisha, this volume brings together two special one-shots of Masami Kurumada published in previous years. The manga also includes six chapters... more>> of Sukeban Arashi, which had not been added to the previously released two volumes of this series. <<less

Follows the trials and tribulations of the titular sukeban, Rei Koujinyama, an athletic but not very bright high school girl prone to solving problems with her nunchaku rather than her wits. When the beautiful, intelligent, immensly rich and seemingly perfect zaibatsu heiress Shizuka Ayakouji transfers from Tokyo into Rei's rural school, the differences between them immediately causes them to clash, and before long their rivalry ends up involving their entire school. Will the two girls ever be able to see eye to eye, or are they destined to stay on bad terms?... more>>

Also includes the one-shot Mikeneko Rock. <<less

This Gaiden addresses Kanon's past after he manages to leave Cape Sunion and takes the leadership of the General Marinas until Poseidon's return in the... more>> body of Julian Solo. <<less

A manga about baseball.

Backstory of the events taking place before Saint Seiya.