What manga have you read or/are currently reading?
02-02-23, 02:09 PM
#126
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Re: What manga have you read or/are currently reading?
Have you shown off your bookshelf yet?
I gave up collecting most manga a few years ago because I just ran out of space, though I have gotten some manga for my daughter (even though it would take her the rest of her teenage years to read through what I already have). I should go find my Cross Game volumes.
Even for Jojo, I skipped out on the third arc because I already had the old Viz volumes but man I've been so tempted to buy it just to match the rest of my set.
For her birthday I got her Delicious in Dungeon and Rainbow and Black and now I have to read through these volumes to make sure there's no questionable material. The sacrifices we make for our kids.
I gave up collecting most manga a few years ago because I just ran out of space, though I have gotten some manga for my daughter (even though it would take her the rest of her teenage years to read through what I already have). I should go find my Cross Game volumes.
Even for Jojo, I skipped out on the third arc because I already had the old Viz volumes but man I've been so tempted to buy it just to match the rest of my set.
For her birthday I got her Delicious in Dungeon and Rainbow and Black and now I have to read through these volumes to make sure there's no questionable material. The sacrifices we make for our kids.
02-09-23, 06:55 PM
#128
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02-19-23, 10:00 PM
#129
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Renowned manga creator, illustrator, and designer Leiji Matsumoto passed away on February 13 due to heart failure. He was 85.
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02-20-23, 09:13 AM
#131
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Wow.
I'm really glad that Seven Seas put out his classic Harlock manga, one of my favorite stories as a kid.
I'm really glad that Seven Seas put out his classic Harlock manga, one of my favorite stories as a kid.
03-02-23, 12:29 PM
#132
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Everything I read in February:
04-09-23, 12:23 PM
#133
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Brian Hibbs put up his yearly look at the bookscan numbers, which are basically his look at how comics/graphic novels/collections are selling to book stores as reported to NPD bookscan:
https://www.comicsbeat.com/tilting-a...-house-marvel/
Doesn't include stuff like monthly comics or Scholastic Book Fairs, and he manually curates the list to look at only what he considers sequential art (so like Dog Man is in but not Dork Diaries or others that are more like books with some pictures) Like the past few years, manga just dominates (well manga and Dav Pilkey), and Viz dominates manga. It's an interesting read (at least IMHO). The vast majority of the the top titles are manga titles you can find at Target, so either Target (and Walmart) is greatly influencing this list or Target just buys the top sellers, making them even more of a top seller.
And the numbers for Marvel (at least published by Marvel) are abysmal.
https://www.comicsbeat.com/tilting-a...-house-marvel/
Doesn't include stuff like monthly comics or Scholastic Book Fairs, and he manually curates the list to look at only what he considers sequential art (so like Dog Man is in but not Dork Diaries or others that are more like books with some pictures) Like the past few years, manga just dominates (well manga and Dav Pilkey), and Viz dominates manga. It's an interesting read (at least IMHO). The vast majority of the the top titles are manga titles you can find at Target, so either Target (and Walmart) is greatly influencing this list or Target just buys the top sellers, making them even more of a top seller.
And the numbers for Marvel (at least published by Marvel) are abysmal.
04-23-23, 10:40 PM
#134
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Everything I read through in March:
05-15-23, 09:08 PM
#135
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Nichijou 15th Anniversary Manga Box Set (Volumes 1 - 10)
$61.99 @
$61.99 @ https://target.com/p/nichijou-15th-a...t/-/A-85338446
$61.99 @
$61.99 @ https://target.com/p/nichijou-15th-a...t/-/A-85338446
05-23-23, 09:55 PM
#136
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Trigun Deluxe Edition Hardcover – December 5, 2023: $29.99 (40% off)
Trigun Deluxe Edition collects Trigun Volume 1 and 2 in a beautiful hardcover featuring nearly 700 pages of Yasuhiro’s Nightow’s signature creation, collected for the first time in its original oversized format!
This Deluxe Edition features:
- The original 7" X 10" page format.
- Faux leather cover with foil stamping and burnishing.
- A bookmark ribbon.
Trigun Deluxe Edition collects Trigun Volume 1 and 2 in a beautiful hardcover featuring nearly 700 pages of Yasuhiro’s Nightow’s signature creation, collected for the first time in its original oversized format!
This Deluxe Edition features:
- The original 7" X 10" page format.
- Faux leather cover with foil stamping and burnishing.
- A bookmark ribbon.
Spoiler:
06-14-23, 01:07 AM
#137
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Everything I read in May:
07-04-23, 01:21 PM
#138
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Everything I read in June (Pride Month focused):
07-29-23, 11:02 PM
#139
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My 10 favorite manga (completed) I read in the first half of 2023 (Jan-June)
1. Cross Game by Mitsuru Adachi (easily the best sports, slice of life, and romance manga I've ever read)
2. Beastars by Paru Itagaki (fantastic characters and world building along with a unique art style)
3. Talk to My Back by Murasaki Yamada (early 80's masterpiece with a glimpse into a suburban Japanese mother and wife)
4. Shuna's Journey by Hayao Miyazaki (beautifully watercolored with the same feel as a classic Studio Ghibli film)
5. Run Away With Me, Girl by Battan (one of the best yuri series I've ever read with believable characters and wonderful artwork)
6. Inside Mari by Shuzo Oshimi (if you've read any Oshimi works you know he is a master at weirdness and making you uncomfortable and he is at the top of his game in this body swap mystery story)
7. The Heart of Thomas by Moto Hagio (released in 1974 this is one of the earliest BL manga about a German boarding school where one of the students has just commited suicide)
8. Tokyo Tarareba Girls by Akiko Higashimura (beautifully drawn story about a group of 30 year old women trying to get married before the 2020 Tokyo Olympics)
9. Sweet Poolside by Shuzo Oshimi (a crazy Oshimi one-shot about a girl with too much body hair and a boy with none)
10. Fruits Basket by Natsuki Takaya (I went into this one pretty blind and it's a really well done high school romance with characters possessed by the Chinese Zodiac)
1. Cross Game by Mitsuru Adachi (easily the best sports, slice of life, and romance manga I've ever read)
2. Beastars by Paru Itagaki (fantastic characters and world building along with a unique art style)
3. Talk to My Back by Murasaki Yamada (early 80's masterpiece with a glimpse into a suburban Japanese mother and wife)
4. Shuna's Journey by Hayao Miyazaki (beautifully watercolored with the same feel as a classic Studio Ghibli film)
5. Run Away With Me, Girl by Battan (one of the best yuri series I've ever read with believable characters and wonderful artwork)
6. Inside Mari by Shuzo Oshimi (if you've read any Oshimi works you know he is a master at weirdness and making you uncomfortable and he is at the top of his game in this body swap mystery story)
7. The Heart of Thomas by Moto Hagio (released in 1974 this is one of the earliest BL manga about a German boarding school where one of the students has just commited suicide)
8. Tokyo Tarareba Girls by Akiko Higashimura (beautifully drawn story about a group of 30 year old women trying to get married before the 2020 Tokyo Olympics)
9. Sweet Poolside by Shuzo Oshimi (a crazy Oshimi one-shot about a girl with too much body hair and a boy with none)
10. Fruits Basket by Natsuki Takaya (I went into this one pretty blind and it's a really well done high school romance with characters possessed by the Chinese Zodiac)
11-10-23, 05:14 PM
#140
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Re: What manga have you read or/are currently reading?
https://help.crunchyroll.com/hc/en-u...e-discontinued
Crunchyroll Manga to be discontinued
In our continuous effort to provide fans with the best experiences surrounding their favorite series, we will be sunsetting the Crunchyroll manga application on December 11 for both web and mobile platforms.
However, we have some exciting news for fans who are eager to embark on new manga adventures. You can explore the vast world of manga by visiting the Crunchyroll Store which now offers more than 17,000 manga titles spanning various genres. Read before you watch the biggest titles including SPY x FAMILY, JUJUTSU KAISEN, Attack on Titan, and Chainsaw Man, while collectors can add complete classics to their libraries like Wotakoi Love Is Hard for Otaku and Battle Angel Alita.
We want to assure you that this is not the end of our journey together. We are constantly working on bringing you more content and products to enhance your anime experience. We appreciate your continued support and look forward to providing you with even more exciting experiences in the future!
Crunchyroll Manga to be discontinued
In our continuous effort to provide fans with the best experiences surrounding their favorite series, we will be sunsetting the Crunchyroll manga application on December 11 for both web and mobile platforms.
However, we have some exciting news for fans who are eager to embark on new manga adventures. You can explore the vast world of manga by visiting the Crunchyroll Store which now offers more than 17,000 manga titles spanning various genres. Read before you watch the biggest titles including SPY x FAMILY, JUJUTSU KAISEN, Attack on Titan, and Chainsaw Man, while collectors can add complete classics to their libraries like Wotakoi Love Is Hard for Otaku and Battle Angel Alita.
We want to assure you that this is not the end of our journey together. We are constantly working on bringing you more content and products to enhance your anime experience. We appreciate your continued support and look forward to providing you with even more exciting experiences in the future!
