Source: scanned by unknown.

Image Cross-References: Newtype September 2004 (below), a clearfile, and in the Daikenkyuu anime artbook.

Source: scanned by offgenemi.

Image Cross-References: Daikenkyuu artbook scan (textless!), a DVD promotional flyer, and a clearfile.

Source: scanned by The Hawks, seamless edit by sakuma_chan.

Image Cross-Reference: Daikenkyuu artbook scan (textless!).

Source: scanned by me.
I apologize for not being able to capture the right colors on my scanner...

Image Cross-Reference: 2006 Postcard Calendar (textless!), a Daikenkyuu artbook scan (textless!), and a message card.

Furoku poster, scanned in sections. // Image Source: scanned by me.
Three disclaimers: One, the colors are all wrong! I'm sorry, but there's only so much that I can do to fix up what my scanning software spits out. Two, due to the enormous size of this poster, I had to scan it in sections, and lots of details are lost around the edges and between sections. Three, yes, those are creases across the scans - the poster came folded up. Sorry!

Image Cross-References: Newtype October 2004 (below), on a shitajiki, and among these unknown scans.

Source: scanned by me.
And yes, this image actually IS tinted differently compared to the reprint in Newtype USA, shown below.

Image Cross-References: Newtype USA August 2004 (below), on a clearfile, and in the Daikenkyuu anime artbook.

Source: scanned by me.
From top to bottom, the pages are read from right to left. And since the white text on page 33 is really hard to read off the scan, CLICK HERE to read what it says. And yes, this image actually IS tinted differently compared to the original from the Japanese edition of Newtype, which is shown above. The English reprint somehow... got more orange. That's not just my scanner, that's true for the actual image itself.

Image Cross-References: Newtype June 2004 (above), on a clearfile, and in the Daikenkyuu anime artbook.

Source: scanned by me.

Cross-References (Yuuri/Wolfram): Newtype USA January 2006, a clearfile, and in the Daikenkyuu anime artbook.
Cross-References (Yuuri/Conrad/Gunter): Newtype February 2004 (above), a clearfile, and in the Daikenkyuu anime artbook.

"How to Art" monthly feature. // Source: scanned by me, Japanese page by oro77.
This is so cool - an interview with Temari Matsumoto, the talented artist who illustrates the Ma no Tsuku novels! Matsumoto-sensei discusses her artwork, and teaches how to create digital artwork that looks hand-drawn. My priority in scanning these pages was to keep the text readable; hence, the quality of the illustrative artwork produced on these pages is sacrificed. Oh, um, and the Japanese page (although clearly not from Newtype USA) is included here just because.

Image Cross-References: Novel covers, Newtype August 2004 (above) and October 2004 (below), on a shitajiki, on a drama CD cover, and among these unknown scans.

Source: scanned by zrieve.
Scans from an issue of "Newtype Romance," featuring both anime artwork and illustrations by Temari Matsumoto.

Image Cross-References: Newtype August 2004 (above), on a clearfile, in the Daikenkyuu anime artbook, and among these unknown scans.

Page 5. // Source: archived at Kiseki-net.com.
A least, I *think* this image is from this particular issue of Newtype, since that was the way it was labeled on kiseki-net.com.

Source: scanned by me.

Image Cross-Reference: Newtype USA February 2006, a Daikenkyuu artbook scan (textless!), a Frontier Works 4 trading card, and Region 1 DVD volume 07.

Source: edited by Poisonangel17.

Image Cross-Reference: Newtype USA February 2006, a Frontier Works 4 trading card, Region 1 DVD volume 07, and a Daikenkyuu artbook scan (textless!).

Source: scanned by The Hawks.

Image Cross-Reference: Daikenkyuu artbook scan (textless!) and a phonecard (also textless!).