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Interesting to see these collabs with Kunio Iwakoshi, was he an assistant of Hideshi Hino? Lots of girls look quite pretty and he also happens to be an artist of eromanga so I wonder to what extent these stories were drawn by Hino actually

There're 3 authors listed here, which story is by whom? Seems like most are by Kunio Iwakoshi but I'm not 100% sure

Seems like a relatively more light-hearted take on the series (or rather it came out first as a sort of media mix)?

Some of the author's other manga got scanned on EH apparently if you're still up to it

This looks pretty cool, interesting to compare it to the anime version. Mizuki Shigeru's art is as awesome as always, I wonder how do the other manga versions of Akuma-kun compare to this one (afaik they are supposed to be darker)

Pretty Umezu-ish art (well, they did start doing manga roughly at the same time apparently)

Akatsuka's art is pretty nice and creative, though I'm not so sure about his comedy sense :D At least from the little I've seen in the anime

Отличная работа, виды у Танигучи завораживающе получились, почти как со свитков. Отдельное спасибо за заметки в конце глав

Based on the 3 volumes that were published by ebookrenta, this felt somewhat like an erotic Lone Wolf and Cub in the sense of paying lots of attention to various small cultural things from the Edo period. Nice manga

Cool to see this getting scanlated finally. There was a print English version a long time ago (not for the sequel series though) but nobody seemed to scan it in full

Looks like he took it down :(

Кажется это последняя работа сэнсея перед смертью, спасибо за перевод. Вроде что-то похожее он ещё делал для Fourteen (типа эпилога)

No, there're probably a lot fewer people who read the manga than watched that OVA (although I hear there're quite a bunch of volumes in French, and the English ones are pretty obscure)

It's weird to read a manga with such nice artstyle and never hear about the artist ever again (at least in English databases)

Thanks for translating, very nice manga and artist. Do you know if her 'Bakudan ni Ribon' is up anywhere? Apparently it's wordless so no translation would be needed

The mood of this story kinda reminds me of Kyoko Okazaki's works. It just has that vibe, in a good sense

Wow, what a wonderful and fluid artstyle. Instantly fell in love with the art. By the way, page 30 has an empty speech bubble. Page 54 too but I suppose this one is intentional

Странно если цифровых изданий хотя бы для некоторых тайтлов нет. У Red вроде бы переиздание какое-то недавно было, например. Хотя цифровые скорее всего только для новых работ (без знания японского конечно сложно проверять)

Apparently English publishers picked up Greaseberries by him, I actually wonder if they'll bother to translate the little text that is present there haha (Shirow Masamune's latest works are similar to Exon Depot in being mostly pictures but with weird obscene fetishes and supposedly some plot...

Well, that was epic. Too bad this was unfinished, though judging by Nagai's website and wikipedia there're a bunch of additional Susano-oh works and re-editions though I'm not sure how they compare to this and what they add. Still it was a great ride