please ,would you mind to upload the 3 volumes of Ouji Ka Prince if you have it, I can`t see it any where,if you do this favour to me I appreciate your hard work .
please ,would you mind to upload Ookami Kodomo Ame to Yuki volume 3 if you have it, I can`t see it any where,if you do this favour to me I appreciate your hard work .
Could you upload Christie London Massive 4 ? I have a copy of the third volume I took from your former site and I’ll be glad to send you it if you want to re-upload it
Hello:) I would like to ask you if you could add Fushigi Yuugi Genbu Kaiden raws, I can’t find anywhere vol 11… Thanks in advance for any information and for your hard work:)
I’m really sorry for the downtime of this website. My previous hosting has suspended my account. Good thing I managed to export the database. But unfortunately I didn’t manage to save all images and settings.
Thanks for your hard works admin ^^ Can you upload the last two volumes of Chi’s sweet home? (vol 11-12)
Hi ! Nice to know you :) I really appreciate for your hard work, please continue to upload Petit Magazine continuously. Thank you, fighting !
Please help! How can I read the manga? I downloaded it but can’t open it,, what app should i use? Pls helpp thanks ^^;
For everyone who requested manga, you’ll find the requested manga soon here. But if I can’t find the manga, sorry that I can’t fulfill your request. I can only upload manga that I have raw scans.
Hi, maybe can you upload Harlequin Manga “Sarah’s Child” 流れ星に祈って? I really like to read this manga :)
I’m looking for W Juliet 2. I know it’s old and has probably been dropped, but I would like to finish what Emura has written.
I was reading fukigen Cinderella and it ends abruptly. It was cut short and I know the ending is raw. I would like to see what happens
This is an older but popular manga, Swan by Ariyoshi Kyoko? I found the raws for the original, but there are a lot of sequels and extras out there (Moscow Hen, Germany, etc.)
Hi! Love your site~ Just to let you know the links for Clover Trefle are dead ^^^ Thanks for all the awesome uploads!
I was wondering if its ok to ask for vol.1 of Cheer Danshi!!: Go Breakers by Asai Ryou/Kondou Kenichi I really love your site >< <3
sorry, but i can’t download 17-sai, kiss to dilemma, the server say “The file you are trying to download is no longer available” hiks. but thanks for your hardwork! :)
Thanks for your answer, I thought so considering the manga genres present on the site, but since I’m despairing to every find them, I thought I might just ask just in case ^^; I look forward to all your new uploads~
I mean, the original NG Life file that you posted in 2013 ’cause first hafl of volume 7 (re-uploaded by other site) was resized and leveled :(((((
I really need the original one to clean and edit (I’m in a mang translation group) so if you have back-up files, pls upload it. I’b really grateful :) Sorry for my bad English.
And also, I would like to say that Vol. 19 is down on both links. It seems like some other volumes as well. Thank you!
I know its too late to say this but I’m using your raws to scanlate the manga. I hope its okay. I gave proper credits. >~<
None of the links work for Kaze Hikaru, the adfly account is suspended. Can you please reupload them?
Hello. We are interested in picking up this manga and are looking for raws. Could you update the links?
Adele was born Adele Marie Austerlitz in Omaha, Nebraska; the daughter of Johanna "Ann" (née Geilus), an American Lutheran-native of German descent, and Frederic "Fritz" Emanuel Austerlitz (September, 1868–1924), an Austrian Roman Catholic brewer from Vienna. Adele became an Episcopalian like her younger brother. In 1905 Adele Astaire had a successful vaudeville act with her younger brother Fred Astaire. They developed it into a celebrated adult career on Broadway and on the London stage. Read more on Last.fm
Adele was born Adele Marie Austerlitz in Omaha, Nebraska; the daughter of Johanna "Ann" (née Geilus), an American Lutheran-native of German descent, and Frederic "Fritz" Emanuel Austerlitz (September, 1868–1924), an Austrian Roman Catholic brewer from Vienna. Adele became an Episcopalian like her younger brother. In 1905 Adele Astaire had a successful vaudeville act with her younger brother Fred Astaire. They developed it into a celebrated adult career on Broadway and on the London stage. Adele was the bigger star of the two during their time performing together, and she was a special favorite of Great Britain's royalty. Fred Astaire with his sister Adele in 1921 On May 9, 1932, after a successful stint with Fred in the revue The Band Wagon (1931) on Broadway, Adele Astaire retired from the stage to marry Lord Charles Arthur Francis Cavendish (August 29, 1905 - March 23, 1944), the second son of the 9th Duke of Devonshire, and moved to Ireland, where they lived at Lismore Castle.
She had three children, a daughter in 1933 and twin sons in 1935, each of whom died soon after birth. On April 20, 1947, Adele Cavendish married her second husband, Col. Kingman Douglass, an American investment banker and Air Force officer who was an assistant director of the Central Intelligence Agency. He died in 1971. After Fred Astaire's success in Hollywood, Adele gave serious consideration in 1935 to making a musical film there.
She visited Hollywood and appeared in January 1936 on the Music Variety Show, but she admitted to feeling intimidated by her brother's reputation. During their partnership, Fred, whose perfectionism earned him the nickname "Moaning Minnie" from her, had always been the dominant creative force. In 1937 Adele began filming in England with Jack Buchanan and Maurice Chevalier, but withdrew after two days. She later recalled: "Oh boy, if my brother Fred sees this--I'm gone". There is no known film record of Adele performing (aside from a clip lasting a few seconds), but she made eight recordings, all duets with Fred. Unlike her brother, Adele was extremely gregarious and took great delight in shocking friends and strangers alike. Adele Astaire died of a stroke in Tucson, Arizona, aged 84.
Built in 1905, the Gottlieb Storz Mansion in Omaha includes the "Adele and Fred Astaire Ballroom" on the top floor, which is the only memorial to their Omaha roots. At the suggestion of Roddy McDowall, Astaire donated her papers and memorabilia - amounting to several trunks of material - to the Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply..