Ninja High School Pocket Manga

Ben Dunn's Ninja High School Pocket Manga ran for nine issues from 2003 to 2007, bringing Antarctic Press's long-running, humor-infused action series into a smaller, digest-sized format. This compact re-presentation, primarily written by Dunn alongside James Hanrahan and Alan R. Nepomuceno, offered a fresh entry point into the chaotic world of martial-arts high school hijinks. It remains a key artifact of the early-2000s manga-influenced American comic boom, showcasing Dunn's signature blend of anime-style art and slapstick comedy.