Giniro no Kami no Arisa
Alisa of the Silver Hair

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Characters experience trauma which results in a lash of violence or psychological abuse and revenge, will these characters succeed in their revenge or will they forever struggle...?

- Weebookey

Yo besties, I've been having a challenge of reading short manga.
so I thought of creating interest stacks for this challenge.
Some of the manga I've listed in the challenge aren't in MAL so I will list them in the description.
Each set (currently there are 15, and it continues) has 49 entries, and the manga vary in genres and popularity.
All of the manga are 1-5 volumes long, and I would love to see other people participating in this challenge!
(All of these should be scanlated, except for a few)


(this time there are 50 items because I consider the 2 Ichikawa anthologies as one)
Manga in this set not listed in MAL:
Lily Marble
Saiyuu Shoujo
Absurd Theory (Xiu Lun Ji)
Ame (Minori Kimura)
Ketsueki Shoujo


Next set: (TBA)
Previous Set:

Other titles not on here (yet)

- Ki onna wo gin no sara e (1967) by Miyuki Saga

- Glass no Shiro (1969) by Masako Watanabe

- Secret Love (1970) by Masako Yashiro

- Mariko (1971) by Riyoko Ikeda

- Mou, Kirai! (1972) by Keiko Takemiya

- Konchuu no Ie (1973) by Ryouko Takashina

- Kyuuketsu Shoujo Carmilla (1973) by Miyuki Saga

- Hana no Youna Lilibeth (1973) by Masako Watanabe

- My Dear Romeo is a Girl (1973) by Miuchi Suzue

- Hadashi no Mei (1973) by Hiroko Fukuhara

- Aoi Tori Tobaso! (1974) by Hiroko Fukuhara

- Itoko Valeria (1975) by Hiroko Fukuhara

- Season When l'm Touched (1975) by Tomoko Naka

- Sei Alice Teikoku (1976) by Miuchi Suzue

- Lemon no Kisetsu (1976) by Machiko Satonaka

- Watashi no Aishita Otomodachi (1978) by Masako Watanabe

- Kurenai ni Moyu (1979) by Hiroko Fukuhara

- Sukyandarumun wa yoru no yume (1979) by Kumi Morikawa

- Alto no Koe no Shoujo (1979) by Yukiko Shino

- Fresh Green no Kisetsu (1979) by Yukiko Shino

- Diamond Godzillan (1979) by Toshie Kihara

- Baroness Ramu (1979) by Mineko Yamada

- Akujo Series (1980) by Masako Watanabe

- Lilac Time (1981) by Amie Hayasaka

- Shuushifu no Hibiki (1982) by Marimura Naka

- Kurara Hakusho (1982) by Saeko Himuro

- Kanojotachi (1982) by Kashi Michiyo

- Yajikita Gakuen Douchuuki (1982) by Ryouko Shitou

- Evetachi no Heya (1983) by Sachiko Nagahama

- Hahaoya no Musume-tachi (1984) by Minori Kimura

- Naisho de Wavy Night (1986) by Tomoko Kuramochi

- Dream Message (1988) by Ariyoshi Kyouko

- Aki no Chou (1989) by Hisato Chiba

- Purachina Junguru (1994) by Shino Suzuhara


side note but I found some websites, which feature a lot more vintage yuri so I'm adding the links since they're good resources for more obscure titles! ^_^

https://fullesdansaires-blogspot-com.translate.goog/2019/04/vintage-yuri.html?_x_tr_sch=http&_x_tr_sl=ca&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=sc

https://www.douban.com/doulist/146923368/

Most of the shoujo manga made by men were created in the 50's, 60's and 70's. Back in those days it wasn't out of the ordinary. The father of manga himself, Osamu Tezuka, created many shoujo manga, including the famous Ribbon no Kishi (Princess Knight).

After the 70's, shoujo manga created by men became a very rare occurrence with the only ones remaining being horror mangaka like Junji Ito, Umezu Kazuo and Morohoshi Daijirou publishing in horror shoujo mangazines.

On the other hand, shounen manga created by women became a common occurrence, kick-started by the influential Rumiko Takahashi beginning with Urusei Yatsura in 1978.

A shoujo manga means a comic published in a magazine targeted towards the
young female demographic (under 18) in Japan.

Josei means a comic published in a magazine targeted towards the mature female demographic in Japan.

anthologies, short stories collections or one shots for all the vintage shoujo short stories lovers. they are all either published in english (and still available new) or available online so you can find & read them.