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Edward and Al Elric are introduced in their plight to find the Philosopher's Stone. It all started when Ed and Alphonse were children and attempted to bring back their dead mother with Alchemy, the practice of transmuting matter. To transmute a human is considered the biggest of all sins in their world. The results of this were catastrophic for them and their friends and family. Their father, a secretive alchemist named Hohenheim, had already left years before. After they attempted bringing Trisha Elric, their mother, back to life, Ed was taken to the "Truth", an immortal being with god- like powers, which decided that as compensation for such a sin, that he would take Ed's leg. Alphonse, however, was not so lucky. Truth took his whole body and placed somewhere else within the Gate, a void like world where Truth resides. Ed saw that his brother, his only remaining Family member, was gone, and that he had also gained information about Alchemy no one would ever think about. He drew transmutation circles all over his body, one on his heart, on on his head, and one on his arm, telling himself that he would willingly lose these body parts if it meant that Al could get brought back to life. Luckily, Ed only lost his right arm, and was able to transmute his brothers soul, something else though unthinkable, into a nearby suit of armor, thus saving his life and soul, if only temporarily. Now, the Elric brothers must take on the near- immortal Homunculi, or face an impending apocalypse where all humans die. Assisted by the Amestrian army, as well as a few renegade Homunculi, the alchemists must finish what they started.English translation of the Japanese manga Fullmetal Alchemist.Collected EditionsFullmetal Alchemist 3-in-1 vol. 1 (vol. 1-3)Fullmetal Alchemist 3-in-1 vol. 2 (vol. 4-6)Fullmetal Alchemist 3-in-1 vol. 3 (vol. 7-9)Fullmetal Alchemist 3-in-1 vol. 4 (vol. 10-12)Fullmetal Alchemist 3-in-1 vol. 5 (vol. 13-15)Fullmetal Alchemist 3-in-1 vol. 6 (vol. 16-18)Fullmetal Alchemist 3-in-1 vol. 7 (vol. 19-21)Fullmetal Alchemist 3-in-1 vol. 8 (vol. 22-24)Fullmetal Alchemist 3-in-1 vol. 9 (vol. 25-27)

Hardcover English translation of the Japanese manga Hokuto no Ken (北斗の拳).

Saga is an ongoing series and space opera from Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples described as Romeo and Juliet meets Star Wars meets Game of Thrones."This is an original fantasy book with no superheroes, two non-white leads and an opening chapter featuring graphic robot sex. I thought we might be cancelled by our third issue." -- Brian K. VaughanAwardsIn 2013, Saga won three Eisner Awards for Best Writer, Best New Series, and Best Continuing Series. In 2014, it again won three Eisner Awards for Best Writer, Best Continuing Series and Best Painter/Multimedia Artist. In 2015, it won two Eisners for Best Continuing Series and Best Penciller/Inker, becoming only the second series (the first being Sandman) to win the Best Continuing Series award thrice (one could also count Swamp Thing, which won three Kirby awards for Best Continuing Series).HiatusIn August 2018, Vaughan announced the series would go on an indefinite hiatus - saying it would be for at least one year - and "will look and feel entirely different when it returns." Collected EditionsTrade PaperbacksVolume 1 (#1-6)Saga Compendium (#1-54)Volume 2 (#7-12)Volume 3 (#13-18)Volume 4 (#19-24)Volume 5 (#25-30)Volume 6 (#31-36)Volume 7 (#37-42)Volume 8 (#43-48)Volume 9 (#49-54)Volume 10 (#55-60)Volume 11 (#60-66)Volume 12 (#67-72)Deluxe Edition HardcoversSaga Deluxe Edition Book One (#1-18)Saga Deluxe Edition Book Two (#19-36)Saga Deluxe Edition Book Three (#37-54)Non-U.S. Collected EditionsSaga - Capítulo Uno (#1-6) (Spanish)Saga - Capítulo Dos (#7-12) (Spanish)Saga - Capítulo Tres (#13-18) (Spanish)Saga - Capítulo Cuatro (#19-24) (Spanish)Saga - Capítulo Cinco (#25-30) (Spanish)Saga - Capítulo Seis (#31-36) (Spanish)Saga - Capítulo Siete (#37-42) (Spanish)Saga - Capítulo Ocho (#43-48) (Spanish)

Gabimaru the Hollow, a ninja of Iwagakure Village known for being cold and emotionless, was set up by his fellow ninja and is now on death row. Tired of killing and betrayal, he wants to die. However, no method of execution works on him because as much as the seemingly apathetic Gabimaru refuses to admit it, he does have a reason to live. He wants to return to his wife, who was the reason why he softened up and failed to be an effective assassin. Thus, he refuses to die.Yamada 'Asaemon' Sagiri the Decapitator, a famous executioner, sees this and has a proposal for the ninja. She wants Gabimaru to join an expedition to an island south of Japan in search of the elixir of life in exchange for a full pardon by the Shogunate. However, this island isn't a normal island: it's believed to be Paradise.However the island is full of mysteries, and the exploring team—consisting of those marked for death—might not be fully prepared to handle them.English translation of the Japanese manga Jigokuraku (地獄楽).

Proper Japanese Title: ゲー魔王Originally serialized in Jump+.