SO CLOSE, YET SO FAR Winter break has arrived! Now bound only by their smartphones, Yamada and Kyotaro’s relationship faces its greatest test yet. Is their budding love tough enough to survive the climate outside of school? And what does New Year’s Eve hold for these two hearts yearning to beat as one?

Winter break has arrived! Now bound only by their smartphones, Yamada and Kyotaro's relationship faces its greatest test yet. Is their budding love tough enough to survive the climate outside of school? And what does New Year's Eve hold for these two hearts yearning to beat as one?

A TRULY ODD COUPLE Anna and Kyotaro–the beauty at the top of the school’s social hierarchy and the loner with severe stalker tendencies–should never have met. But the love blossoming between them has enveloped the drab mundanity of their lives and painted the world in bright new colors. What does the future hold for this improbable pair?

This anthology series takes a humorous look at the male characters of Code Geass, and features outtakes, what-if's, one-shots, and laughs from a host of manga creators.

A TWO-IN-ONE TEAM POLYCULE! "Shortcake" Sota was roped into becoming the hall director and coach for his sister's all-girl college volleyball team. Can the diminutive Sota stand up to--and service--all the girls on the team...even his older sister? Shenanigans ensue with meddling fathers, kinky amazons, and the posing of the eternal question: are boobs a skill?

"Then understand this. I want to shoulder that burden for others. I want Quietus to break against me, to shatter. When I killed Abigail Tanner, I knew it would make me a target. I want that. It was on purpose. I'm not some reckless teenager who knows nothing. I'm a reckless teenager who knows exactly what I'm doing." We've finally found a safe place for mutants, but it may not stay that way for long. There's no shortage of battles to fight, and I'm itching to take the war to our enemies, even if not everyone agrees. Eli Crane has a lot of money, guns, and hate-and he's only the first name on my list. Because Crane's not our only problem: a terrifying mystery lies in our past waiting to be unveiled, and we've got a dark vision of the future swinging at us like a fist. A lot of people are gunning for mutants, and we have to keep ahead of all of them. We're not schoolkids anymore. We'll have to be revolutionaries, politicians, and criminals to make it through. Surviving the experience isn't guaranteed.

This volume documents the literary controversy and debate over Samuel Richardson's novel, "Pamela", published in 1741. It brings together and reprints key sources within the debate, including artists such as Francis Hayman, Hubert Gravelot, Joseph Highmore and Philip Mercer.