Sci-fi, suspense, war, car racing Nine gems released by a rare storyteller, all of which are recorded for the first time in book form. 《Commentary》 In 1963, Satoru Ozawa published the immortal marine comic "Submarine 707", planting the seeds of dreams and passion in the hearts of boys of yesteryear. This book is a collection of the works published in the five years before Ozawa temporarily suspended his activities as a manga artist after losing Shingo Masuda, who was literally his right-hand man. This is a collection of short stories carefully selected from the one-shots that were never recorded. Sci-fi, suspense, warfare, car racing, and a total of nine recorded works are rich in variety, but the melancholy and lyricism common to the background of all stories are elements that could not be conveyed to the boys in 707.