A new manga series has arrived, following the accidental massive success of a man who just wants peace in a world where the male-to-female ratio is 1:100, all thanks to his mayonnaise-based dishes.
Masaya Tsunamoto, the author of the legendary sports series Giant Killing, returns to the field with his new baseball manga 'Senshu no Kotai o Oshirase Itashimasu'.
Jun Ino's highly acclaimed one-shot story has been turned into a regular series on the COMIC Polaris platform due to popular demand.
Author Yakan Nabeya returns with a new series that tells the story of two women searching for the last 'man' in order to enter a shelter managed by artificial intelligence.
A new manga series about an office worker who is passionate about muscles and inexperienced in romance, finding herself surrounded by the men of her dreams, has begun on the Comic Seymour platform.
Ryo Minenami, who took readers on a dark psychological journey with Boy's Abyss, is returning with his new manga Yamageki. The series, which will begin on April 2nd, turns its route to mysterious mountains this time.
A new romantic comedy manga from the pen of Hibiki Sayama, telling the story of a saint exiled due to her appetite, has met its readers.
Natsumi Ito, the name behind the beloved mystery series My Dear Detective, returns with her new manga Bungō no Oyatsu, which brings together the worlds of literature and gastronomy.
Kodansha's digital manga service, K Manga, has expanded its library by adding Takuma Yokota's popular romantic comedy and a notable isekai series.
Eiko Mutsuhana's popular fantasy novel Seijo no, Isan is set to meet readers as a manga in June, featuring illustrations by the original illustrator, Nodoka.
Hideaki Sorachi, author of the legendary Gintama series, returns to Weekly Shonen Jump with a new series after a seven-year hiatus. Here are the details on the wave of three new manga series starting in April.
Legendary mangaka Hideaki Sorachi returns to Weekly Shonen Jump with a new series after a 7-year hiatus. The three new series launching in April also include projects by Atsushi Nakamura and Masayoshi Satozho.