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The Promised Neverland is returning to Weekly Shonen Jump six years after its main serialization ended.
Rumiko Takahashi (left) and Junji Ito (right) talk about their work in manga.Viz Media
The new Ghost in the Shell series on Prime Video looks, at first glance, like a police procedural set in the future. That’s the trap. Watch past the first episode and it turns into something bigger: a show asking what makes a person a person, in a world that has started leaving humanity behind in…
Shueisha has launched Manga Million, a new multilingual manga platform that will make more than one million pages of manga available in over 100 languages, including English and Hindi. The initiative debuted on Aug 6 as part of Shueisha’s 100th anniversary celebrations.
Sagopa Kajmer and maNga headline opening night of Istanbul Festival – Türkiye Today
A short animation for the Golden Phantom manga has been released to commemorate the title’s first volume, which was released on July 22. The 30-second animation was animated byKoh Yoshinari (Botan Kamiina Fully Blossoms When Drunk character designer, White Album animation designer, Made in Abyss creature designer) and produced by Takashi Nakame (Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End Season…
A food-themed Cosmic Princess Kaguya! spin-off manga,Cho Kaguya Meshi, has debuted its first chapter as part of anime planning and production company TWIN ENGINE‘s new Bibibi Comic web manga label. Drawn byTeruya (Hello,Hello and Hello), the manga is set in the 10-years-later period of the story and revolves around Kaguya eating with her new robot…
Yuto Suzuki’s action-comedy manga Sakamoto Days has surpassed 18M copies in circulation worldwide, marking a new milestone for the series. The achievement was announced on Aug 4, 2026, through the franchise’s official X, coinciding with the manga’s Vol. 28 release.
Shueisha has launched MANGA MILLION, a new digital manga platform that offers free access to nearly 400 manga series in more than 100 languages as part of the publisher’s 100th anniversary celebration. The service is available worldwide for a limited time and does not require users to create an account or register.
To celebrate the company’s 100-year anniversary, Shueisha just released MANGA MILLION: a new app with over a million pages of manga to read for free, in multiple languages. The app includes not just smash hit Shonen Jump titles but also dozens of titles that had never been translated to English before and titles that have…