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Deep down, zombie stories are rarely about the undead themselves. Rather, they offer an opportunity to examine humanity under a unique lens. And Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead is no different… except it sort of is. Even though it looks like the end of …Read more »
Hugin Miyama and Satoshi Oshio’s Overlord manga has been adapting the original series by Kugane Maruyama since 2014, and now its first part has come to an end. The final chapter of the first part launched in the July issue of Kadokawa’s Monthly Comp Ace …Read more »
Golden Kamuy author Satoru Noda previously created the Supinamarada! manga about ice hockey, and it looks like Noda is now prepared to revisit that particular wing of the wide world of sports. As revealed in this year’s 27th issue of Weekly Young Jump magazine, the …Read more »
Smartphones have turned the world sideways, and traditional media has started to go vertical in response. Now Shueisha, the Japanese publishing giant behind Shonen Jump, is getting into the game. The company just announced a vertical scrolling manga app called Jump Toon, which is set …Read more »
The upcoming animated film Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is getting a manga spinoff in the (digital) pages of Shonen Jump+, and the story is a doozy. Here’s the setup: Doctor Octopus falls into a coma and awakens in the body of a Japanese middle school …Read more »
Zatsu Tabi -That’s Journey-, a manga by Kenta Ishizaka about aimless travel, is getting an anime adaptation. That’s the word from Dengeki Maoh, the magazine in which the manga has run since 2019. It centers around a college student who’s trying—and failing—to become a pro …Read more »
Last month it was announced that Hiroyuki’s Girlfriend, Girlfriend manga had just four chapters remaining, and now the last leg of the story has played out fully. The 144th and final chapter of the rom-com manga has been published in the pages of Weekly Shonen …Read more »
Everyone makes mistakes, and the mistake made by the Agency for Cultural Affairs, which is part of the Japanese government, is an ironic one. The agency is part of Japan’s multifaceted efforts to fight anime and manga piracy, but for months the website accidentally listed …Read more »
From 2015 to 2022, Rona’s manga series Soukon no Shoujo to Sourei no Tabi enchanted readers in Web Comic Zenyon. If you’re looking for a magical new read to dive into, this could be a good fit—and thanks to Titan Manga, you’ll have the chance! The …Read more »
This fall, Titan Comics imprint Titan Manga is debuting Witch of Thistle Castle—a heartwarming manga set in Scotland. And we’ve got your exclusive first look inside! Written and illustrated by John Tarachine, the manga first ran in Comic Tatan. Thanks to the upcoming release, fans can now …Read more »
A Side Character’s Love Story, the manga by Akane Tamura, is getting the live-action film treatment. The film will be released in 2024. The manga, set in Hiroshima, is about a woman in her 20s who considers herself a “side character,” but must assert herself …Read more »
Ikada Tsuruma’s Shogakukan Manga Award-winning figure skating series Medalist is officially getting an anime adaptation, and the announcement was paired with a teaser visual and a celebratory illustration by the author. We also have the main staff behind it, so let’s take a look at …Read more »
It’s been nearly two years since One-Punch Man manga creator ONE released chapter 141, which went live on July 5, 2021. Now the web manga version of the series is officially back in action, because ONE published chapter 142 of One-Punch Man this past Saturday, …Read more »
The manga Atarashii Jōshi wa Do Tennen (translated as My New Boss Is Goofy) by Dan Ichikawa is receiving an anime adaptation. The manga has not been licensed in North America, but has been doing very well in Japan. Here is the first trailer for …Read more »
We previously posted about the first exhibition that’s on the way for Tatsuya Endo’s SPY x FAMILY, which is set to kick off in Tokyo from July 20 to August 13 before heading to Osaka, Fukuoka and Sapporo. The exhibition will feature “illustrations of famous …Read more »
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