Motoka Oka's popular digital series Fujun sura Junjo has hit the shelves with its first physical volume. This 'master-slave' themed romantic comedy, which begins with a misunderstanding, both amuses and excites readers.
Legendary mangaka Ai Yazawa has announced the second phase of her collaboration with Yebisu Beer; the new designs will meet fans on July 7th.
Masami Yūki, the creator of the cult mecha series Mobile Police Patlabor, has excited fans by returning to the series after many years with a special one-shot manga.
Wataru Watanabe's legendary cycling manga Yowamushi Pedal has achieved a historic milestone by crossing the 100-volume mark; celebrations are echoing through Akihabara, the heart of the series.
The manga "Ore no Shoukan Mahou ga Okashii," which follows a mage who was ostracized for being weak and brings the world to its knees by summoning modern military ammunition, has met its readers.
Hachizo Yamaguchi's unusual vampire-themed agricultural comedy 'V no Shokutaku' has hit the shelves. The first volume of the series received full marks from Masayuki Ishikawa, the legendary creator of 'Moyashimon'.
Hiro Mashima's popular manga Dead Rock has taken a short break following the thrilling finale of the "Academy Arc"; the series will return in the winter with a new story arc titled "Godfall."
Yuji Nakamura, creator of the popular series Rokudo’s Bad Girls, is back with his new manga, Hanzo and the Thirteen Female Ninjas. The first volume of the series hit shelves in Japan on May 8th.
The popular web series Hime to Konoehei by beloved artist Tenteko, which has garnered over 32 million views, has met its readers with its first physical volume filled with exclusive content.
The new manga series 'Overheal' by Rimanis breaks the conventional healer tropes, telling the story of a hero who delivers justice with their fists.
Adapted from Gorogoro Mikan's popular novel, the 'Former Duke's Daughter Felicia Looks Forward' manga has met readers with its first volume.
The first volume of the manga "Jujutsushi Reijou no Aragasegi!", adapted from Yatsuhoko Yukino's popular novel and illustrated by Sumino Hoshino, hit shelves on May 7th.