Posters, programs and flyers that helped launch a revolution in animated film! Over 160 full-color reproductions introduce the world's most-loved anime characters in their original Japanese designs. Includes the best of Akira, Dragon Ball Z, Lupin III, Urusei Yatsura, Space Battleship Yamato, Mobile Suit Gundam and the Academy Award-winning Studio Ghibli.

The Dragon Ball Z Legend celebrates the 20th anniversary of Akira Toriyama's masterpiece with a fresh and fascinating tour through the most popular episodes of the long-running series. From the Tenkaichi Tournaments to the far-away Planet Namek, this book explores the fantastical worlds of Goku and the crazy cast of characters that have made Dragon Ball Z a global hit.

Neon Genesis Evangelion: The Unofficial Guide sets out to answer the numerous questions that this complex and endlessly fascinating story has raised. From the material world of New Tokyo-3 and the mechanics of the Evas to the spiritual significance of the battle to destroy the Angels, this book unearths the little-known facts and tackles the big subjects of what has been described as an animated masterpiece.

The Gundam Explorer reveals the secrets and mysteries of four televised Gundam sagas. From Wing, First and G to the yet-to-be-released Seed, the book guides the reader through the maze of character bios, Gundam technologies and truths and legends that continue to perplex and mesmerize viewers all over the world.

When Yuki and friends discover a corpse reflected in the bathroom mirror at school, they believe it to be a joke. However, gruesome events unfold that will lead them to regret they were ever so foolish. Other stories include a girl whose beauty makes her the victim of a terror campaign, another who is bullied by a teacher but in death achieves her revenge.

Published in English for the very first time, Gallery of Horrors is a blood-curdling collection of Hino's finest graphic novels. The skillfully executed storyboards and frightening themes result in short stories that are disturbingly gruesome and, at the same time, frighteningly funny. Laugh yourself to death!

Mandala, the daughter of the King of Hell, is given two all-seeing crystal eyes and sent up into the world to save her dying clan. However, she soon loses one of the crystals, and centuries later, still searching, she befirends Tanaka. But the curse that is always with her takes hold of the young boy. Not for the faint-hearted!

In English for the first time, more short stories from the mast of horror manga Hideshi Hino. These frightening storylines, which have fascinated and frightened generations of Japanese fans, are now ready to take their toll on the unsuspecting Western public.

A volume of four terrifyingly witty novels. Skin & Bone: Poor Taichi is bullied incessantly at school because of her weight problem. The Red Satchel: Haruna's deathly appearance shocks her friends when she returns to school. Two Sisters: Young, beautiful Ms. Numata's outer appearance hides a ghastly truth. Caterpillar: No one can understand Mayuko's obsession with caterpillars.

For the first time, this horror masterpiece of Japanese manga genius, Hideshi Hino, has been translated into English in its original format. The Bug Boy's terrifying experience will haunt you to the last page of this frightening tale...

Oninbo may be the cutest demon around, but his table manners can be downright revolting! That's probably because his favorite snacks are grotesque Bugs from Hell... These creatures live in the hearts of people, where they grow fat and hideous until they are ready to devour the very souls that nourish them.

When Black Cat is left to fend for himself, he sets off to learn more about the world he lives in. His travels lead him from one cursed household to another, and along the way he experiences the evil and torment that afflict the human race. One of Hino's early works, Black Cat is a collection of short stories narrated by an ever-observant feline who finds the human race both fascinating and repellent.