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Around fifteen years ago, I used to deliver the free weekly paper Toons in Ames, Iowa. My old boss Rick Lem sold Toons in 2017, and the new owners shuttered the paper for good in 2020. The last real trace of it is its old Instagram page. When I was still working for Lem, that…
CultureMangaAug 20, 2026 The print version of Japan’s Weekly Shōnen Jump manga magazine hit a peak circulation of 6.5 million in the 1990s, but it has now fallen below 1 million as readers shift to digital platforms.
Weekly Shonen Jump’s average print circulation fell to 985K copies for the April-June window in 2026, dropping below 1 million for the first time since the 1970s, when it first achieved the 1M circulation peak. Japan Magazine Publishers Association, which tracks quarterly certified print publications, announced the latest figure on Aug 5.
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Weekly Shonen Jump recorded an average certified print circulation of 985,000 copies per issue from April through June 2026, according to figures published on the official website of the Japan Magazine Publishers Association.
Joe Keatinge (Shutter, COMICS! The Magazine), Tiffany Babb (The Comics Courier), David Harper (SKTCHD), Jenn Haines (DragonGuelph), and Eli Schwab (Cosmic Lion Productions) put together a San Diego Comic-Con panel to ask an important question: Why have readers stayed with print while everyone else is moving on?