Rougsih Harry Niles is an American raised in Tokyo in the years leading up to World War II. In 1941 he draws the suspicion of the police as a gaijin scam artist, which along with his torrid love affair, leads to intrigue and suspense. The question arises, is Harry a spy? And if so, who is he really working for?

A graphic novel which features the adventures of a group of men and women working to disbale a monstrous psychokinetic power known only as Akira.

In Neo-Tokyo, resistance agents and government forces search desperately for Akira, a young boy with the power to destroy the world, who has been frozen and imprisoned by the government for thirty years and whom another troubled boy, Tetsuo, has just set free.

Takako Otomichi, battling the disapproval of her family and prejudice against women on the job, takes on her first assignment as a detective to investigate the death of a Tokyo businessman who burst into flames while dining in a restaurant, and whose body bears bite marks similar to those found in a string of homicides.

Retired marine Bob Lee Swagger agrees to help Philip Yano, whose father was killed in Iwo Jima by Bob's father, find the sword his dad fought with in World War II--which is considered a national treasure in Japan--and becomes involved in a deadly conspiracy with people who believe having possession of the sword is more important than life itself.

Where Neo Tokyo once stood, the Great Tokyo Empire grows in isolation from the rest of the world, led by the destructive, superhuman Akira but while the outsiders have moved closer to harnessing Akira'spower, stopping him may prove more dangerous than leaving him alone.