The Delinquent Girl Beside Me Suddenly Dyed Her Hair Black Manga Ends
The adaptation, which launched in August 2024, closes with its fourth volume, giving the English-language release a complete story arc.
The adaptation, which launched in August 2024, closes with its fourth volume, giving the English-language release a complete story arc.
The pairing of Numa's writing with Kuroki's art puts two former Jump serial creators back in the magazine in a youth love comedy, one week after Chojo's anime was confirmed for October.
The adaptation of the eighth Bungo Stray Dogs light novel has been running since January 2025, and the second compiled volume is still set for release on September 25 despite the pause.
The short run, ending months after its February debut, closes another Weekly Shonen Jump serialization from Amemiya, whose previous manga also ended quickly.
The series concludes with its fourth volume after less than three years of serialization, closing out a girl-led suspense story that Manga UP! Global brought to English readers.
The launch marks Yoshida's return to serialized manga after his previous work, and centers on a panic-in-closed-village horror premise that builds toward a creature appearing at the chief's ceremony.
Shinohara, best known for Red River, returns to historical shōjo manga with a new series set in the Asuka period, running in Cheese! during its 30th anniversary year.
The panel offers a rare editor's-eye view of how three major Jump Plus hits took shape, including specific creative decisions Lin made on SPY x FAMILY.
The series now reaches a global audience through Manga Up! Global, complementing Yen Press's English edition and giving readers another official route to the completed story.
The premiere suggests Here U Are has the bones of a solid romantic drama, but its slow lead establishment may test viewers' patience before the story finds its footing.
The live-action series arrives alongside a previously announced anime adaptation, giving Bless two separate screen versions in the same year.
The sequel wraps after a relatively short run, closing the story of Köinzell and the Seven Heroes that began with the original series in 2004.
The hiatus lands as MAPPA is producing a television anime adaptation of the award-winning manga for next year, putting the source material's schedule in question ahead of that premiere.
K MANGA's simulpub addition gives English readers a current, ongoing Yamazaki work, following the platform's earlier English release of his completed series Chaos Game.
The artist change and delay push the spinoff to winter, replacing Boichi with Yuki Yoshimoto on a story set in the early 1990s about an undepicted fight between Onizuka and Kasai.
Hanashi Media is expanding its English and Spanish light novel catalog with a mix of isekai and romantic comedy series, signaling continued growth in the licensed light novel market.
The nomination puts a 2004 Japanese short story collection, newly translated and crowdfunded, in the running for a major North American comics prize, following Glacier Bay Books' prior Ignatz win for Glaeolia 2.
The series closes in under two years of serialization, with its third compiled volume already shipped, marking the end of another Kodama work as the author moves between publishers and genres.
The launch of Studio Hearts and the Lily House partnership signal Crossed Hearts expanding beyond licensed translations into original publishing and new regional partnerships.
Pak's shift to a horizontal-scrolling, black-and-white manga format on Piccoma marks a deliberate move toward Japanese manga conventions while leveraging his established webtoon IP portfolio.
The 99 yen price point makes a deep back catalog of Gakken educational manga accessible for bulk purchase, a move that could push the Manga Science series toward new readers ahead of its September 3 deadline.
The announcement extends Publang's approach of licensing manhwa adaptations alongside their original novels, a pattern already seen with titles like Payback, Define the Relationship, and PASSION.
A decade-plus manga adaptation that began on the now-defunct English MangaBox app has closed its run, wrapping a story whose original novel drew over 40 million online hits.
Comikey's Hakusensha lineup signals a broader push to bring previously untranslated shojo titles to English digital readers, starting with Crashout Schoolgirl and Degen Teacher.