From Tokyopop: Kantarou, a folklore scholar living in the Taisho period, has various and sundry adventures. But Kantarou moonlights as an exorcist solving the problems of ghosts and demons, all with the help of Haruka, the legendary demon-eating tengu!
One day a mechanic finds a child with horns fainted in the mountain and brings him home. So begins their life together.
As Crash is wildly popular among the Japanese crowd, it should be no surprise that he had his own comics there. Dance! De Jump! Na Daibouken (literally "Dance! Then Jump! It's a Great Adventure") was drawn by Ari Kawashima in 1998. Though loosely based on Crash Bandicoot 2, it's something completely unique and ridiculously zany.
From Adachi's Universe: We start with our main protagonist, Shichimi, bidding farewell as he readies for his journey into Edo (on our Earth, Edo was the old name of Tokyo before it became the capital of Japan). His mother has just died, only leaving him a walnut and a request for him to go to his half-siblings. Shichimi bids farewell to a sternly old man, who is a firefighter. We can tell this from the symbol on his cloak. This symbol is also on Shichimi's cloak. Upon reaching the town of Edo, Shichimi meets a mysterious man, who ridicules the peace of the world as an illusion.
Emilie has lived a sheltered life. Longing for a life like the protagonist in her beloved novel who shares the same name, Emilie leaves home on her own and travels to the villa inherited from her great-great-grandfather on Hazama Hill. There, she finds a sleeping backpacker named Shura and many mysterious creatures!
From CMX: Kasche may have a talent for controlling beasts, but she's got a lot to learn about self-control before she can become a full-fledged summoner. When disaster strikes, her principal chooses her to avert it. Joined by an unusual crew of allies both human and not, Kasche must recapture the relic from an evil summoner before she can use it to unlock the ancient Encyclopedia Verum and call up the most powerful monsters ever seen!
Seven years ago, Yura found Nao washed up from the sea. No one knows who he is or where he came from. Her parents took him in, and he's been living as her "little brother" for seven years, but now that is going to change...?
Dong Nu was an ordinary beautiful girl in her junior year of high school. After an accident, she met a very powerful yellow-haired man. Although his behavior was a little eccentric, he attracted her attention. As she learned more about him, she began to discover that this man had a shocking identity, as he was not just an ordinary mortal... In fact, you might even call him a... Original Webcomic: http://ac.qq.com/Comic/comicInfo/id/524373
A sequel to a classic (yet little known outside Japan) OVA from the 1980's featuring a private detective investigating and exterminating demons inside dreams. Armed with mahou shoujo powers and bikini armor transformation, Rem is back and investigating a multiple missing persons case. In her investigation, Rem meets another dream hunter! Who is she and could she also be a dream guardian like Rem?
Spirits that eat people's words - UnLeong. In return, they make people's wishes come true. Oh Sung is an UnLeongist who counsel others who have wishes that cannot come true unless UnLeong help them.
From Shoujo Crusade: The qualification for a princess is for a prince to be beside her. Hinaki, who wishes to become a real princess, is a genuine girl. Around Hinaki there is Yume-senpai, who is almost annoying but is really just trying too hard, and other boy followers, but no one is Hinaki's "prince". The "prince" who should be beside Hinaki is inside her ring...!? From Baka-Updates: Houjou Hinaki is a young girl who has in her possesion a ring, a gift from her father. Anyway, this ring is not an usual one. When she kisses it, a young noble man named Sae appears in front of her and grants all her wishes. However, Sae is trapped in the ring and can't tolerate much time outside and together with Hinaki and her freaky schoolmate Yume-senpai, tries to find out a way of how he can escape from the ring's prison.
This volume consists of three short stories involving a different princess and a mysterious exorcist. All stories deal with a central theme of foregoing sorrow and the appreciation/affirmation of what one has in life: The Golden Phoenix, The Silver Phoenix - A princess longs for a lost love and almost loses her life until a mysterious exorcist opens her heart and mind to the truth and to what has been right in front of her all along. The Hime with the Flower Crown - A young princess learns with the help of a mysterious young boy that putting away childish things may ultimately lead to a fulfilling new world and to the fulfilment of her beloved father's wish. Memories of a Flower - While trying to solve the mystery behind the ghostly apparition of his beloved princess, a young man learns to ease his own sadness.
