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Kentarō Okamoto, known for the survival manga Are You Lost? (Sōnan desu ka?), is set to launch a new manga titled Okōcha of the Living Dead (Tea of the Living Dead) in Futabasha’s Manga Action magazine. The announcement came with a prologue “episode 0” chapter, already available online, hinting at a unique take on the
Kodansha has announced the highly anticipated results of the Young Magazine US reader poll, with five manga titles emerging as winners destined for simultaneous English and Japanese serialization. Topping the poll is Kami Nishio’s Still You, a series focusing on LGBTQ+ high school students, among other diverse stories now set to reach a global audience
Manga Up! Global, Square Enix’s international manga service, has expanded its English-language offerings with the addition of “Aoi-kun Wants This Muscular Girl to Flex!” The new romantic comedy title introduces readers to a unique dynamic between an aspiring stylist and a former wrestling athlete. Manga Up! Global Continues to Expand Its English Catalog Since its
Tatsuki Fujimoto’s highly popular manga series, Chainsaw Man, has once again demonstrated its dominant appeal, with its 19th volume securing the top position on Circana BookScan’s Top 20 adult graphic novels list for October in the U.S. The announcement, released on November 17, highlights the series’ enduring popularity and the continued strength of the manga
Ranjō Miyake’s manga series Hamushi no Hertz is set to conclude its serialization on December 12. The final chapter will be published in Kadokawa’s Monthly Comic Beam magazine. The End of Hamushi no Hertz The announcement marks the culmination of Miyake’s recent work, which has been serialized in Monthly Comic Beam. While specific plot details
Gege Akutami’s highly popular manga series, Jujutsu Kaisen, has once again demonstrated its formidable presence in the North American market, with its 27th volume clinching the #1 spot on Circana BookScan’s Top 20 adult graphic novels list for September. The latest ranking underscores the ongoing immense popularity of the dark fantasy series among U.S. readers.
Minami Mizuno’s Ao Haru Sō e Yōkoso (Welcome to Apartment Aoharu) manga published its final chapter last Thursday in the December issue of Shueisha’s Bessatsu Margaret magazine, bringing the romantic comedy series to a close. The eighth and final compiled book volume for the series is slated to ship on December 24. The End of
The heartwarming supernatural slice-of-life manga series, Miss Shachiku and the Little Baby Ghost (Shachiku-san wa Yōjo Yūrei ni Iyasaretai.), is…
The popular Boys’ Love (BL) manga series “Therapy Game” by Meguru Hinohara is officially receiving a stage play adaptation, scheduled to run from January 16 to January 25, 2026, at the Nippon Seinenkan Hall in Japan. This announcement follows a previously released live-action drama adaptation, with the stage play featuring several actors reprising their roles.
Yama Wayama’s acclaimed manga series, Fami-res Iko., a sequel to her popular Let’s Go Karaoke!, is officially set to conclude with its second compiled book volume, which is slated to ship on March 12, 2026. The announcement, stemming from Amazon Japan listings, marks the end of a series that has charmed readers with its unique