Renowned mangaka Hiro Mashima has moved the release date of his new mini-series, created in honor of Fairy Tail's 20th anniversary, to July 29th after finishing the drafts earlier than planned.
The first volume of the PRINCE OF GHOST series, written by Yuki Aimu and brought to life with the enchanting illustrations of Anji Hoshina, met with readers as of May 13.
Nagisa Furuya's highly acclaimed manga 'Kimi wa Natsu no Naka' is being adapted into a television drama; Tomoya Oku and Kazuto Mokudai will star in the lead roles.
The manga adaptation of the popular romantic comedy series My Friend's Little Sister Has it in For Me is coming to an end with its 12th volume, set to be released this autumn.
Musawo, known for the popular romantic drama series Love and Lies, increases the comedy dosage this time with their new manga, Lirim Holic.
Renowned mangaka Jin Yuki has met readers in Bessatsu Margaret magazine with her new series "Masshiro na Ao," which tells the story of two young people brought together by art.
Hinata Kokage's psychological drama Gyakko no Kuru-chan, which has made a huge splash, has met readers with its first volume. The series focuses on the deep emotional manipulation within a family that appears perfect from the outside.
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.
Renowned mangaka Ema Toyama's highly anticipated new fantasy series, "Mahou Renshuusei Lili Raspberry," opens the doors to a world of magic with the release of its first volume.
Maki Fujita's supernatural romance manga "Ka no Yo no Kemono ga Miru Yume wa," serialized in Monthly Princess magazine, has ended; the final volume is arriving in July.
Marie Hatori, creator of "Joshikousei to Kekkon shita node Bakuhatsu shimasu.", returns with a new series that tells the story of two women struggling to adapt to social norms.
Adapted from Sato's popular light novel series and following the adventures of a retired legendary swordsman, the Wakiyaku Kensei manga has met readers on the Comic Gardo platform.