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    Marvel & Shueisha terminated their contract, meaning less manga in the Multiverse

    JamesBy JamesJuly 4, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    Say goodbye to your favorite Marvel manga titles, readers. On July 1, Shueisha Inc. announced that it will terminate its agreement with Walt Disney Japan for the latter to publish manga featuring Marvel characters this fall, with sales of digital and print copies ending concurrently

    The publishing agreement expires Sept. 30, and Shueisha will begin removing digital listings between Sept. 28-30. Digital editions will still be accessible to those who have already purchased them, but distribution will cease at the end of September. Print editions will remain in stores while supplies last. 

    This means Marvel x Shonen Jump Plus Super Collaboration; Deadpool: Samurai, Vols. 1-4; Spider-Man: Octo Girl, Vols. 1-4; Spider-Man: Kizuna, Vols. 1-4; and Secret Reverse will no longer be available. Each of the aforementioned series are complete, so at least readers won’t be left hanging. As for whether these titles will become must-haves for collectors, the likelihood seems small, but anything could happen

    If you reside in the U.S. and still want to get your hands on these Shueisha x Marvel titles, visit VIZ Media for buying information

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