Famous manga artist Sato Hochi, known for her cult series 'Hana no Asuka-gumi!', launched her new series 'Diamond Blues: Tsuchihashi Konan to 7-nin no Ojisan' on June 24, 2024 under Kadokawa's COMIC BRIDGE label. This also marks her return to ASUKA magazine after approximately 30 years.
Legendary manga artist Go Nagai and his studio Dynamic Pro are celebrating the 3000th issue of Japan's long-running magazine Weekly Manga Goraku with a special one-shot manga: Chikyū Taisen 2053.
Tsukasa Unohana's 4-panel mahjong manga 'Gokigenyō, Ikkyoku Ikaga?', which began in 2022, is officially becoming a TV anime.
Famous mangaka Masa Ichikawa is launching a new manga series titled 'Machibura JOKER' centered on DC Comics' iconic villain Joker. The series will be published in Morning magazine on July 2.
Akane Torikai's manga Bad Babies Don't Cry, which started in July 2024, has concluded with its latest chapter.
Ray Kindo's one-shot manga The Knight of Blasphemy, published in the special issue of Young Magazine US, is becoming a regular series as of July 16.
The legendary ero-guro mangaka Suehiro Maruo's brand new series National Kid will hit shelves in English under the Bubbles Zine label in the winter of 2026-2027.
Tamako Koishikawa's new series 'Honeymoon Taisho Romance' launches on Tonari no Young Jump on June 24. The story tells of a Taisho-era romance that begins with a forced marriage for a young woman who wants to be a working woman.
Mangaka Miwa Mami's new manga series "Kengen Kitan" launched on the MAGKAN platform on June 25. The story depicts an 'academic spiritual' adventure that develops when a fine arts university student encounters a god in the form of a steamed bun.
Abe Akane's highly anticipated new manga 'Sayonara wa Kochira desu' was released on June 25th as both the upper and lower volumes simultaneously. The story revives a halted relationship between a breakup specialist and a businessman who is her ex-boyfriend.
Kuroda Kenji's thriller novel 'Shi no Anji: Kyōsei Saimin Death Game', with illustrations by Furuike Penki, began its manga adaptation on the Takecomi platform on June 25. Filled with hypnosis, forbidden moves, and instant death threats, this new series brings a fresh breath to the death game genre.
Chainsaw Man creator Tatsuki Fujimoto drew a special illustration depicting Okarun's transformed form for the Dandadan anime adaptation. This gesture once again highlights the master-apprentice bond between the two series.