This volume fills in a previously unexplored angle of the Battle of Solomon, focusing on Zeon soldiers' final moments and internal faction maneuvering around a treaty-violating weapon.
The visual and new cast details confirm the full production lineup for a drama that adapts a popular web manga with a supernatural romance hook.
The conclusion of this long-running historical manga marks the end of a series that offered a unique bilingual format for English learners in Japan.
Kamijyo returns to Weekly Shonen Magazine with a new serialization after ending KATANA Beast in 2024, marking his first new series in the magazine in over a year.
The announcement gives a firm end date for a fantasy series that began in France before moving to a Japanese magazine, closing a three-year run in Harta.
The new chapter marks the first new content for the franchise since the manga concluded, extending the story into the characters' college years.
Kawamura returns to serialization just months after ending his previous manga, bringing his signature romantic comedy style to a new magazine.
The column highlights two manga set in the 1940s-Billy Bat finally available in English after eighteen years, and cocoon offering a stark historical fiction take on the Battle of Okinawa.
The mission is the first commercial use of JAXA's new robotic arm, testing whether delicate creative work like manga drawing can be reliably performed under the constraints of space.
The comic is the first content release from the ALIUS cross-media project, with Indent providing end-to-end production support from story discovery to co-production.
The Netflix release makes Higashimura's acclaimed autobiographical story about the mentor-student relationship widely accessible to a global audience.
Local printing cuts import duties and shipping delays, making physical manga more accessible and affordable for Indian collectors, while Kodansha taps into India's large youth market with plans for Hindi translations.
The closure of Harlequin Original, the company's first monthly manga magazine, marks the end of a long-running print outlet for romance manga adaptations, though the Harlequin Comic label continues.
Hal Formula marks Kento Terasaka's third Shonen Jump series and brings a motorsports focus to the magazine's weekly lineup, with a global simultaneous release through Manga Plus and Viz Media.
The American Manga Awards are the only U.S. awards dedicated solely to manga publishing, and this year's slate shows a broad mix of major publishers and small presses.
The episode uses a lower-stakes party to process the tournament win and starts a thematic turn toward evaluating what level of quality is needed for rakugo to survive in a distracted era.
The new manga pairs Aoi's art with a mature relationship drama, marking her first serialization since School of Horns ended in 2018.
Chinen, known for the Ameku M.D. franchise, expands his portfolio with a sci-fi action series that launches alongside the conclusion of his current manga adaptation.
The conclusion of the manga adaptation closes a four-year run of the series, which also inspired a television anime in October 2023.
The two new licenses expand SuBLime's catalog with a sci-fi comedy about an alien-human hybrid and a fantasy omega-verse political drama, both scheduled for early 2027.
The manga adaptation ties the new single-player spinoff game to the existing manga continuity, with the series' regular artist returning to handle it.
The new volume advances the story of Remia and Leo as they face a Zeon attack that pushes Remia toward revenge, a key turning point in the series.
The cross-manga promotion ties two Sunday GX series together through artist swaps, giving fans of either series a collectible reason to pick up the other title.
The collaboration ties Ao Ashi's fictional soccer narrative to real-world Japanese soccer history and the ongoing World Cup, using the manga's cultural weight to frame a broader feature on the sport's development in Japan.