Tokyo Ghoul: re manga volume 9 features story and art by Sui Ishida.

The Rushima Operation is reaching its sixth day, and both the CCG and the Ghouls are fighting at the edge of their limits. Under the extreme mental and physical stress, old allegiances loom large and both sides are finding they face tough choices on the battlefield. Whichever side wins, they’ve all lost too much…

Tokyo Ghoul: re manga volume 10 features story and art by Sui Ishida.

Haise Sasaki is no more. In his place, Ken Kaneki has emerged and accepted the role of the One-Eyed King. He sees a vision of the future where Ghouls and humans can coexist. But a faction at the CCG wants to prevent that peace by any means necessary, and the inevitable death toll means nothing to them.

Tokyo Ghoul: re manga volume 11 features story and art by Sui Ishida.

Interim Bureau Chief of the CCG Matsuri Washu has gone conveniently missing, and the power vacuum has allowed the devious Furuta to step forward to take control. His erratic behavior concerns some of the investigators, but the special show he puts on for the rank-and-file CCG employees gains him their support, especially when he unveils the final act—executing Haise Sasaki as a traitor!

Tokyo Ghoul: re manga volume 12 features story and art by Sui Ishida.

Furuta’s new methods have made the CCG deadlier and more efficient than ever, and more than 80 percent of the Ghouls in Tokyo have been eradicated. Kaneki and the rest of Goat have gathered survivors in the stronghold of the 24th Ward. But without access to food, their safety comes at a bitter price.