WOOMA, the creator of the visual world for Ado's phenomenal song "Usseewa," and thriller master Yukiaki Kurando are joining forces for a new school drama themed around hierarchy.
Drawing attention with its success in the historical fiction genre, Tenmaku no Jadūgal has been awarded the grand prize at the Japan Cartoonists Association Awards, one of Japan's most prestigious honors.
Legendary mangaka Kazuhiko Shimamoto's latest adventure in Weekly Shonen Sunday magazine, "Vampidol Kon," bid farewell to its readers with its final chapter published on April 15.
Miki Minami and Shiki Fuko's new manga "Koi no Wana" tells the story of a shocking encounter that takes place after 10 years and the mysterious marriage proposal that follows.
A historic change has taken place in the May issue of Monthly CoroCoro Comic; the legendary Doraemon series has concluded, while Duel Masters will continue its publication life digitally.
Dengeki Online's erroneous report has been corrected; the manga adaptation of the beloved isekai series Tensura will not end with the 32nd volume.
Beloved mangaka Atsuhito Sakurai returns with his new series "Pure Pure Devil Akumyon-san," which follows the love-filled adventure of an innocent demon.
Tatsuya Morino's cult horror manga Kaiki Taxi is preparing to meet audiences in Japan on July 24 with a new feature film consisting of three different stories.
Syundei, the creator of the beloved manga series Go For It, Nakamura-kun!!, has permanently deleted their X (Twitter) account following allegations of cyberbullying.
The epic journey of bookworm Rosemyne reaches its final arc; the first volume of the 'Honzuki no Gekokujou' Part 5 manga, illustrated by Suzuka, has been released in Japan.
Kazuhiro Hara, the famous artist of Log Horizon, and Yu Yagami, the creator of Those Who Hunt Elves, have teamed up for a new fantasy series.
Chiru Arumi's new manga, "Tsuma to Futatabi Koisuru Mission," follows aliens who come to Earth to study human reproduction and find themselves dealing with an estranged couple.