Selected Works
Yasuko Aoike has worked on various stand-alone manga and short stories that are included in other volumes:
- Greenhill Story (story by Keiko Nagita)
- Miriam Blue's Lake (story by Keiko Nagita)
- From Eroica with Love (エロイカより愛をこめて, Eroika yori Ai wo Komete?)
- Sons of Eve (イブの息子たち, Ibu no Musuko-tachi?)
- Seven Seas, Seven Skies (七つの海七つの空, Nanatsu no Umo Nanatsu no Sora?)
- El Alcon (エル・アルコン - 鷹 -, Eru Arukon - Taka?)
- Ivy Navy (IVY NAVY?)
- Trafalgar (トラファルガー, Torafarugā?)
- Z (Z - ツェット -, Tsetto - Tsetto -?)
- Der Freischütz (魔弾の射手, Madan no Shashu?)
- Alcasar (アルカサル-王城-, Arukasaru-Ōjō-?)
- The Tale of a Priest and a Doctor
- The Day of Saladin (サラディンの日, Saradin no Hi?)
- Richard, the Lion-Hearted
- Brother Falco (修道士ファルコ, Shūdōshi Faruko?)
- The Temptation of Scarlet (緋色の誘惑, Hiiro no Yūwaku?)
- The Carthaginian Fantasy
- The Melancholy of Her Majesty
- The Knight of Drachen (ドラッヘンの騎士, Dorahhen no Kishi?)
- Plus Ultra (collection of pictures)
- Aoike Yasuko Official Character Guide Book
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