We all know that Eiichiro Oda’s bestselling manga One Piece will be coming to an end in the next four or five years. But that leaves the question: what will Oda do next? Twitter user Sandman says that according to a recent Japanese interview with …Read more »
If you’ve ever wondered what income is like for a professional manga creator, mangaka Ryōma Kitada tweeted information and even a chart on how it is for him. His harem manga SUPER HXEROS, which will be released in America next year by Seven Seas Entertainment, …Read more »
Yesterday the Harvey Awards announced their lineup of 2020 nominations. The Best Manga category, which was first implemented in 2018, goes as follows: H.P. Lovecraft’s At Mountains of Madness by Gou Tanabe (Dark Horse Manga) The Man Without Talent by Yoshiharu …Read more »
Anyone reading Farewell, My Dear Cramer? The soccer manga, penned by Your Lie in April author Naoshi Arakawa, has been running in the pages of Shonen Magazine since 2016. Now it’s set for both a TV anime and film adaptation. The manga, which is published …Read more »
If you were feeling melancholic about how long it might take for the new Haruhi Suzumiya novel to get an English release, well, feel melancholic no longer. We just learned the novel, announced just about 24 hours ago, will be released in English at the …Read more »
Well, 2020 doesn’t totally suck after all. A brand-new Twitter account repping the Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya franchise opened today, and announced that the first Haruhi novel in nine years is heading to bookstores across Japan soon. The novel, penned by original Haruhi author Nagaru …Read more »
A sad announcement has been made via Monthly Shonen Magazine‘s editorial department, with the news that Kimio Alive manga author Kōsei Eguchi passed away on August 19. According to the statement, Eguchi was taken to the hospital in an emergency on August 17 and passed …Read more »
Like clockwork, it’s time for One Piece creator Eiichiro Oda to let everyone know how much time we have left in the world of the One Piece manga! This time, the author made an appearance for an interview on Japanese band Arashi’s Arashi Tsu Bo …Read more »
Tatsuya Endo’s Spy x Family manga has been a real hit on the digital Shonen Jump+ platform and in print, and it’s grown even more in recent months. Back in July, the series hit the milestone of 4 million copies in circulation, and now, just …Read more »
After Act-Age writer Tatsuya Matsuki was arrested over accusations of sexual harassment and sexual assault toward junior high school girls, Shonen Jump put out an official statement that they were canceling the series. We also got a statement from fellow shonen mangaka Taishi Tsutsui of …Read more »
Earlier this month, we posted about a Comiket alternative that was coming just in time to make up for the lack of a physical doujinshi event this year. ComicVket 1 ended up being held from August 13 to 16 in a virtual reality space, and …Read more »
Good news for fans of Tite Kubo and Bleach. The theatrical adaptation of the manga master’s Burn the Witch manga is set to hit screens worldwide October 2. That’s the word from Japan, where the film will hit theaters for a limited two-week run, also …Read more »
The always-busy workers in our body are coming to the big screen in a new Cells at Work! movie, Cells at Work!! The Return of the Strongest Enemy. A Huge Uproar Inside the Body’s Bowels! We’ve all been there before, right? The feature hits screens …Read more »
It’s been about a month since Act-Age writer Tatsuya Matsuki was arrested over accusations of sexual assault and sexual harassment of junior high school girls. Taishi Tsutsui, the mangaka behind another shonen series, We Never Learn, gave his thoughts on Twitter. He shared his sympathy …Read more »
With volume five of Rumiko Takahashi’s current manga, MAO, now in stores in Japan, Weekly Shonen Sunday is taking an interesting route to promote it. A new 20-second commercial went up on the publisher’s YouTube channel, tapping none other than Sesshomaru from Takahashi’s beloved Inuyasha …Read more »
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