Yūgo Kobayashi, author of the beloved football series Aoashi, has shared new developments that will both delight fans and require a little patience: Brotherfoot is coming back!
George Morikawa, creator of the boxing world's longest-running manga Hajime no Ippo, has been hospitalized due to health issues; it has been announced that the series will not be published for one month.
Yasuhisa Hara's masterpiece Kingdom, which has sold 120 million copies worldwide, is preparing to return to the stage with a new production following the massive success of its first stage play.
Kodansha's digital manga service, K Manga, has expanded its library by adding Takuma Yokota's popular romantic comedy and a notable isekai series.
Eiko Mutsuhana's popular fantasy novel Seijo no, Isan is set to meet readers as a manga in June, featuring illustrations by the original illustrator, Nodoka.
Muteki Noto's unique horror game Kinki Reimu-kyoku, where you can "beat up ghosts," has stepped into the world of manga with illustrations by Sho Yunoko.
Cells at Work! Cat, the spin-off of the popular biological adventure series focusing on the feline body, has bid farewell to its readers with its final chapter.
Iconic shoujo manga artist Mayu Shinjo celebrates her 30-year career with the 'Kai-Kan-Dan-Shi' exhibition, blending music and visual arts.
Rakko, a well-known name in the world of adult manga, passed away on March 20 due to heart failure.
Yasuhisa Hara's record-breaking manga Kingdom is preparing to greet fans with its second stage play adaptation, with beloved actors returning to their roles.
The popular streamer simulation Needy Girl Overdose is getting a new 4-panel manga series drawn by Kokamumo, the name behind the game's iconic music videos.
Hideaki Sorachi, author of the legendary Gintama series, returns to Weekly Shonen Jump with a new series after a seven-year hiatus. Here are the details on the wave of three new manga series starting in April.