Aiko Inui

Aiko Inui is an author whose work, 'Hi no Matoi,' was featured in the josei manga magazine Monthly Comic Zero Sum and its shōjo counterpart, Comic Zero Sum WARD. These magazines are published by Ichijinsha. Monthly Comic Zero Sum, launched in March 2002, is known for its substantial volume size, often exceeding 600 pages, and its diverse genre offerings. Over the years, it has hosted a variety of popular manga titles.

Comic Zero Sum WARD was introduced in August 2003 as a shōjo manga edition and ceased publication in May 2015. Another publication, Comic Yuri Hime, a yuri magazine, was launched in July 2005 as a supplement to Monthly Comic Zero Sum. It maintained financial dependence on the main magazine until 2008 when it became an independent entity. Aiko Inui's contribution, 'Hi no Matoi,' appeared within the pages of Comic Zero Sum WARD.

Ichijinsha's Monthly Comic Zero Sum magazine began publication on March 28, 2002, with its May 2002 issue. This publication is characterized by its significant page count, typically over 600 pages per volume, and its exploration of a wide array of genres. The magazine has been home to numerous well-known manga series. In addition to the main publication, Ichijinsha also launched Comic Zero Sum WARD in August 2003, which focused on shōjo manga before concluding its run in May 2015. Furthermore, Comic Yuri Hime, a magazine dedicated to yuri manga, was established in July 2005 as a quarterly supplement to Monthly Comic Zero Sum. It operated under the financial umbrella of the main magazine until 2008, at which point it achieved independence.

Aiko Inui is credited as an author whose work, titled 'Hi no Matoi,' was serialized within the Comic Zero Sum WARD publication. This magazine, a shōjo manga edition supplementary to the primary Monthly Comic Zero Sum, was active from August 2003 until May 2015. The source material does not provide further details regarding the specific themes or genre of 'Hi no Matoi,' nor does it elaborate on Aiko Inui's other literary contributions or personal background beyond this specific serialization.