The 2026 nominees for the Eisner Awards, considered the Oscars of the comic book world, have been announced; works such as Hirayasumi, Land, and Tokyo Alien Bros. represent the manga world on the international stage.
Mashimesa Emoto’s popular light novel series has entered the manga world with illustrations by artist Odayaka. The story of Misha, who escapes a terrible fiancé to start a new life at a magic school, is now in a visual format.
Yen Press has announced that it has acquired the English publishing rights for 17 different series, including new works from industry giants like Kumo Kagyu and Ryoko Kui.
KADOKAWA's prestigious manga magazine Harta introduced two new series by Hiro Inuzuka and Rikuto Koike in its 134th issue.
Returning to her kingdom after the tragic death of her fiancé, Princess Lucia prepares to prove her nobility against the bullying of her sisters, who are burning with ambition for the throne.
Motoka Murakami, one of the masters of the manga world, is writing a two-part special story titled "Musashi no Ken Final" for his classic work Musashi no Ken after a 40-year hiatus.
Beloved mangaka Yuu Yoshinaga returns on June 12th with her new manga, Saredo, Futari wa Kusare En, right after the finale of the Shujinkou Nikki series.
The manga adaptation of Shin Araki's popular series Classroom for Heroes is preparing to bid farewell to its readers with its 23rd volume, set to be published this winter.
Tsubasa Takamatsu, the beloved artist of The Villainess Stans the Heroes series, is starting a new series in Square Enix's Monthly Shonen Gangan magazine.
Yukie Nozawa's new romance series, Okazari Hime no Dekiai Keikaku, tells a passionate story blossoming in the shadow of a political marriage.
Adapted from Kobato Tokieda's popular novel, the "Husband, Let's Keep It Business-like!" manga has met readers with a story that challenges conventional romantic clichés.
Akira Yoshimura's cult novel Kuma Arashi, based on a true tragedy, has entered the world of manga with illustrations by Cathy Kato. The series, which released its first 100 pages for free, takes readers to the freezing forests of Hokkaido in 1915.