Note: Logo designed by Shinji Horibuchi.

Note: First Manga series published in the US. By Sanpei Shirato (白土三平) / Akame Productions. Reprints a 1980s Kamui Gaiden (カムイ外伝) story from Big Comic magazine (1982 ?). This is not from Garo magazine in the 1960s. Ryan Holmberg revealed in November 24, 2021, The Comics Journal article that this series was actually drawn by Shirato's brother Okamoto Tetsuji, uncredited.

Note: By Sanpei Shirato (白土三平) / Akame Productions. Reprints of Kamui Gaiden (カムイ外伝) stories from Big Comic magazine (1982-87). These are not the Kamui Den (カムイ伝) stories from 1960s Garo magazine. Ryan Holmberg revealed in a 11/24/21 TCJ article that this series was actually drawn by Shirato's brother Okamoto Tetsuji (岡本鉄二), uncredited.

Note: Story: Kazuya Kudo (工藤かずや). Art: Ryoichi Ikegami (池上遼一). Translation of 舞 / Mai (Shogakukan, 1985 series). Originally serialized in Japan's Weekly Shonen Sunday and then collected in six volumes. The panels are formatted to read in the Western left-to-right format. Published on a bi-weekly schedule.

Note: One of the loudest manga reprints ever! More exclamation points than a Bullpen Bulletins column! The hero has amnesia and has been turned into a cyborg! He's upset! He shouts at everybody! They shout back!