The fan-favorite light novel and manga Maō Tōbatsu Shita Ato, Medachitakunai node Guild Master ni Natta (After Tormenting the Devil, I Did Not Want to Stand Out, So I Became a Guild Master) is reaching a bittersweet milestone: the serialized manga adaptation is scheduled to conclude in the magazine’s next issue on April 27. For […]
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Megami no Ko Manga by Hosana Tanaka Ends at 3 Volumes
Shōnengahōsha has released the third and final compiled volume of Hosana Tanaka’s dark-fantasy manga Megami no Ko (The Goddess’ Child), concluding a sweeping tale of divine conflict, court intrigue, and a prince’s desperate quest for vengeance. With its atmospheric art and mythic stakes, the series cements Tanaka’s reputation for blending historical sensibilities with supernatural drama. […]
Monthly Shonen Magazine Suspends Manga After Artist Accused of Copying Art
The manga adaptation of the light novel series Oshiawase ni, Kekkonsha-sama. Watashi mo Watashi de, Shiawase ni Narimasu no de. — written by Gorogoromikan with illustrations by HIROKAZU — has been abruptly ended by Monthly Shonen Magazine after the magazine’s editorial staff determined that the artist responsible for the comic, Matsurika, used artwork that bore […]
Tsutomu Nihei’s Tower Dungeon Manga Gets Animated Promo Video
Tsutomu Nihei’s dark-fantasy epic Tower Dungeon continues to climb the charts of manga buzz with a newly released promotional video tied to the launch of Volume 6. The short PV blends illustrated manga panels with traditional animation to give fans a condensed, atmospheric glimpse of the perilous ascent and monstrous inhabitants within the Dragon Tower. […]
My Dear Detective’s Natsumi Ito Announces New Manga
Natsumi Ito, the creator best known for My Dear Detective: Mitsuko’s Case Files, has announced a brand-new manga series titled Bungō no Oyatsu (Snacks of Literary Giants). The series is scheduled to launch on Futabasha’s Web Action platform on May 29. Below is a full breakdown of the announcement, what we know about Ito’s recent […]
Manga Up! Global Adds Hinomiya’s “Welcome to the Yandere Cafe” to English Catalog
Manga Up! Global has quietly expanded its English catalog with two fresh and very different series that landed in 2024: Hinomiya’s darkly comedic Yandere Cafe e Yōkoso (Welcome to the Yandere Cafe) and Hiroumi Aoi’s high-energy fantasy The Beast King Ouma Reconquers the World. Both titles demonstrate Square Enix’s willingness to back distinctive premises — […]
Cells at Work! Cat Manga Concludes
The feline spin-off Cells at Work! Cat has officially drawn to a close — much to the bittersweet delight of cat lovers and science-manga fans alike. Written by Choko Aozora and illustrated by Meku Kaire, this warm-hearted reinterpretation of Akane Shimizu’s original Cells at Work! world translates cellular science into charming cat-centric vignettes. The series […]
Yoruhashi Confirms End of Nemureru Mori no Rega Manga
The following dives into yoruhashi’s haunting new take on a classic fairy tale—an unsettling, atmospheric manga that turns the Sleeping Beauty myth into a tale of love that literally consumes the world. Below we explore the premise, publication history, themes, art, and where this dark fantasy fits within the creator’s growing body of work. Image […]
Hideaki Sorachi, Atsushi Nakamura & Masayoshi Satoshō Launch New Manga in April
Weekly Shonen Jump is gearing up for a lively April lineup with several high-profile manga debuts and the conclusion of a striking new series. In this post we break down the upcoming launches from Hideaki Sorachi, Atsushi Nakamura, and Masayoshi Satoshō, recap the finale of Shuhei Tanizaki’s Gonron Egg, and explain where you can read […]
Silent Hill f Manga Adaptation Announced
The Silent Hill franchise continues to expand its unnerving universe: to mark the half‑year anniversary of Silent Hill f, the game’s team has announced a dedicated manga adaptation. With horror writer Ryukishi07 crafting an exclusive new ending and artist Ame Gōkin handling the illustrations, this adaptation promises to reframe the game’s 1960s Japanese nightmare setting […]









