In the game of thievery, there are steadfast rules... all meant to be broken if you want to get anywhere thieving! But two can play at that game, especially when the two are Lupin and Fujiko. And when Lupin gets into the revenge game, he learns that he's far better suited to thievery... or taking over a sovereign island in the name of his family and for the dignity of his legacy. Thievery, government toppling - two sides of the same coin, really.

Lupin and the gang are at it again. This time their prey may not be so easy to snatch. Some big muscle stands in the way of Lupin and happiness in the form of copious amounts of cash an equally copiously-busted young damsel in distress. But is she really in distress... and is she even a damsel? Adventure, mayhem and plenty of getting it on in this new volume of Lupin III, the original international man of mystery.

When media stories about his heist come out before his heist, a rival thief who seems to predict his attacks appears, and an invisible man all get on his case, can the Lupin III get the upper hand on anyone? Find out in this new thrilling volume of verve, venom... and vampires. Yes, vampires. And you don't want to know what Lupin has to do to get rid of that affliction.

When Lupin takes on a notorious con man, you can be sure that neither one of them intends on playing fair - and the results may be deadly! This volatile volume of Lupin III has it all: double-crossers, seductive women, death-defying escapes, hidden treasures, and, of course, exploding heads! There's something for everyone in the irrepressible lunacy of Lupin III.

The madcap end to a madcap series... When Lupin gets stuck in a magic bottle, he may need a woman's touch to pop his cork. But don't break out the champagne glasses just yet - Zenigata is about to unmask Lupin's true identity!

Lupin is back in action and in trouble again! Escaping from villains, bounty hunters and the authorities is all in a day's work for our master thief. He and his partner Jigen get their hands on some ill-gotten loot and manage to stay half a step ahead of Officer Zenigata of INTERPOL, who desperately tries to bring them to justice.

Lupin seduces the whereabouts of a precious diamond out of an amnesiatic female and must fend off rival thieves, spies and deflect police attention to stay on the rock's path. Officer Zenigata is still hot on his heels and Lupin must get inside the head of the famous inspector as well as in his shoes to escape.

When a detective agency hires Lupin to thwart the efforts of a business rival, he discovers that Fujiko is playing both companies to get her hands on a priceless Rembrandt.

Lupin III is a rogue to make any father rogue proud, but not if that father, recently escaped from prison after being presumed dead for years, thinks his son is a scurrilous imposter, and that son is stunned by the fact that his father is alive. Craftiness, skill and a taste of tail definitely run in the family.

No blood for oil! Lupin attempts to defuse a bomb at an oil refinery faster than his fellow defusist Okite. However, good old Zenigata will draw blood pretty much anywhere in his quest to nab his quarry.

Can the fox be outfoxed? To keep his organization's secrets safe, Lupin'll have to go fox hunting, because after all, dead foxes tell no tales. But how can rival thieves get so close to his secrets in the first place, unless his own little brotherhood has betrayed him, which begs the question, is gold thicker than water?

Lupin's commissioned to tutor a little tyke in the art of thievery only to discover that some things cannot be taught. Lupin also learns that he cannot escape this horrible life of crime... and where else to seek comfort in this time of woe than in the arms of a beautiful woman - or several - on alternate nights, sometimes on the same night, especially if they all hold the key to treasure...