Seventeen (Monthly)

Now that Ira's older sister is getting married, who will take her to the bathroom after ten p.m. and sing "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star" outside the bathroom door in order to protect her from the beautiful, androgynous, child-eating clown? Will marrying a closeted gay man help? (Source: matt-thorn.com)

Five stories based on french author Marquis de Sade.

Young Aaron is unjustly sent to a reformatory, where he meets Fire Wolf – older, a born rebel, and a talented singer. After Wolf dies in a motorcycle crash Aaron becomes a rock musician, thus beginning a frenzied odyssey through late-1960s America. Tormented by visions of Wolf, Aaron explores drugs, mysticism, and love. (Source: Manga! Manga! The World of Japanese Comics)

Jose is a student of a boarding school. His father gets remarried and Lange, a pretty blond boy, becomes his stepbrother.They stay in a second house in the countryside in summer while their parents are in their honeymoon trip. There's a strange green house full of withered rose plants near the river... Jose falls in love with Lange, but there is a spirit in the greenhouse who wants Lange all for himself. (Source: M-U)

A Japanese girl that doesn't like "noisy foreigners" meets her visiting cousin, who is indeed a noisy, redheaded foreigner. Hijinks ensue. (Source: MU)

The fair-haired Michel suddenly appears and seriously disturbs the relationship between his brother and his girlfriend. A love triangle featuring shonen-ai themes. (source: shoujo-manga.net)

Manga version of ‘Les enfants Terribles’ by Jean Cocteau. Paul is obliged to stay in his room while recovering from an injury he received when he was hit by a rock hidden in a snowball. But for some reason he doesn’t seem to be able to leave the room anymore... (translated from: karémanga)