Goto's editor Tomaruin has been acting even stranger than usual—and both Goto and his staff suspect that he's working with the mob. What will they find when they tail him in a desperate attempt to keep their manga series from being cut? Things get more dangerous (and crazy) than ever in Volume 11! Plus: eight more color pages depicting the eighteen-year-old Hime exploring his father's "dirty little secret"! Can she help him regain his lost memories?!

Kakushi Gotou is a single father with a secret: He’s a top-selling manga artist of a raunchy series that perhaps isn’t suitable reading material for his young daughter, Hime. So he does what any doting father would do—he hides it all from her, no matter the hijinks that ensue!

Kakushi Goto wakes up one fine morning, only to find his daughter Hime's gone missing. Has she run away from home?! Dad's stress levels go through the roof in Volume 7—and developments come at breakneck speed in the exclusive "Hime at age 18" color section!

When it comes to his daughter Hime, manga artist Kakushi Gotou is a dyed-in-the-wool worrywart. Between his co-workers at the manga studio and the women in his daily life, it's nothing but trouble for him on a daily basis! Plus: Eight original color pages, continuing the story of 18-year-old Hime as she explores her mysterious past, as well as another batch of Koji Kurume's "Writing the Truth about the Drawing Business" essays!

To keep her daughter from learning the truth, Goto plans to move his office. The two of them set off for rural Kumamoto to visit a manga-artist friend of his and see what the country life would be like or him and Hime—but the results turn out unexpected! Plus: Eight more bonus color pages chronicling the high school-age Hime pursuing her missing father! Is Goto's fate finally revealed?!

TEACHER OF DARKNESS Meet the most melancholy high school teacher in Japan: Nozomu Itoshiki, whose fashion sense is strictly nineteenth-century, whose personal goal is self-annihilation, and whose signature phrase is "I'm in despair!" He's similar to Franz Kafka and Jean-Paul Sartre-if Kafka and Sartre had had to deal with a classroom of short-skirted, lovesick students. And to make matters worse, Itoshiki's family wants him to get married. Forget the bride, here comes the gloom! The first translated work by Japan's most savage satirist, Koji Kumeta! Includes special extras after the story!

Kakushi Goto is hiding his career as a manga artist from his daughter Hime. But he's not alone, as someone apparently involved with her mother keeps sending them new backpacks for every school year! This figure brings yet more chaos to Goto's house and manga studio in this third volume, including eight more original color pages depicting an 18-year-old Hime discovering new hidden truths from the boxes she finds in Kamakura. Koji Kumeta also has a new batch of manga-industry essays for all to read!