Yurayura Q, the supernatural slice-of-life series by renowned mangaka Gido Amagakure, known for Sweetness & Lightning and A Galaxy Next Door, has concluded its seven-year journey.
The ReVIBES Project, which brings classic works together with modern art, has been announced; the first collaboration brings together the science fiction legend COBRA and the famous artist Kosuke Kawamura.
The popular series The Promised Neverland is returning in the summer of 2026 with a new one-shot manga chapter and surprise projects to celebrate its 10th anniversary.
Yuki Tabata's beloved series Black Clover is reaching the climax of its story with three new chapters to be published in Jump GIGA magazine.
Akane Torikai's latest work, Bad Babies Don't Cry, which sheds light on the dark corners of modern society and parenting, has announced that it is entering the final stage of its story.
The manga adaptations of Tsutomu Satou's popular series The Irregular at Magic High School, covering the 'Escape' and 'Upheaval Prologue' arcs, are concluding with their volumes to be released in May.
The beloved series Kageki Shojo!! is taking a short break due to an injury sustained by author Kumiko Saiki. The manga, which is currently in its final arc, is expected to return in June.
Continuing the legacy of legendary mangaka, the Tokiwa-so Project has opened its first directly managed shared house outside of Tokyo in Sapporo, offering affordable housing for young talent.
As the second season of the live-action adaptation of the popular revenge-themed manga series Gedo no Uta approaches, the series creator and lead actor have come together for a special interview.
Yukito Kishiro, creator of the legendary sci-fi series Battle Angel Alita, has announced a new manga titled Panzer Kunst Chronicle, which focuses on the martial arts history of the series.
Kodansha has announced that it has added the beloved manga series Mom in Dungeon to its digital platform, K Manga; readers will now be able to access new chapters at the same time as Japan.
As 12 works by the legendary name of the josei manga world, Kiriko Nananan, take their place on digital platforms, Eureka magazine has published a comprehensive special issue in memory of the artist.