You have to expect violence in a series where the main character has the fangs of the world's most aggressive animal - the honey badger.

This prequel sees what happened to Senku's father when the world turned into stone... and the robot he took with him to the ISS.

Naoki Urasawa's latest manga explores the connection between a girl from Nagoya in 1959 and a monster destroying Tokyo in 2020.

Senku continues to build his Empire of Science in preparation for the upcoming battle.

Kirito and Eugeo continue their effort to save Alice by climbing a tower guarded by, among others, Alice.

An anime that turns to science when people are stuck between a rock and a hard place... or indeed, just stuck in a rock.

Nightmares await a girl when a world-destroying planet named after her heads towards the Earth.

A decent story where Kirito is in a virtual world in which time moves at a different pace is once again overshadowed by writer Reki Kawahara's use of a violent rape scene.

The Beatles, psychic tramps, cartoon mice and tourists to a destroyed Tokyo all star in this short story collection.

A short but brilliant sci-fi story with so many revelations it is hard to keep count.

Gundam Wing concludes with one of the five original heroes turning traitor and a fight to save the mecha from the Sun.

Plastic Memories comes to an end in these final six episodes – but is it a satisfactory conclusion to this tale of love and loss (with a dash of science fiction)?

Suppose you could have your very own lifelike android companion – but with a limited lifespan? Plastic Memories sets out to explore the impact on the human owners when that lifespan draws to a close.

SSSS.Gridman combines Studio Trigger’s trademark style and eccentricity with the absurdness and creativity of the tokusatsu genre. It remains faithful to the original 1990s TV series with the kaiju and the action sequences, while telling an engaging and heartfelt story with a strong cast of characters.

The second half of Gundam Wing aired at the same time as Neon Genesis Evangelion. Comparing the two, Gundam Wing starts to feel inferior.

Now in hardback, Kazuo Umezz's award-winning manga witnesses a young boy who finds himself and his whole school suddenly appearing in a horrific wasteland.