School of Horns Creator Mito Aoi Launches New Manga
The new manga pairs Aoi's art with a mature relationship drama, marking her first serialization since School of Horns ended in 2018.
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.
After years of irregular serialization and a recent return, the manga is signaling a move toward its conclusion.
The free release gives readers a chance to catch up on the manga before the final anime cour airs on July 25, and it coincides with the series' 25th anniversary year.
The 20th anniversary reissue puts a Courtney Love-co-created manga back into print via crowdfunding, a common route for niche titles from Tokyopop's 2000s catalog.
The isekai manga adaptation wraps up in under two years with three volumes, a relatively short run that may reflect adaptation of still-ongoing source material.
The release gives English readers access to one of Yazawa's more obscure series, expanding the catalog available from the creator of Nana and Paradise Kiss.
The two new titles fill out Manga Up! Global's catalog with a short BL romance and a completed supernatural action series, both from Square Enix properties.
The new series returns to the world of Girls' Last Tour for the first time since the original manga ended in 2018, expanding the setting through a collection of short stories rather than a direct sequel.
Kingdom's continued dominance and the debut of Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo at #2 highlight shifting reader interest in both long-running and spinoff series.
The manga's English release brings a story that uses adorable art to frame a dark narrative about prejudice and assumptions, a tonal contrast that Yen Press is betting will resonate with readers.
The chart shows aggressive discounting of older series can still drive Kindle sales, while new volumes of ongoing hits and upcoming pre-orders compete for reader attention.
The list shows the steady cadence of physical media releases in North America, with a heavy manga slate that includes several first volumes and omnibus editions alongside long-running series.
The English release brings a recent Japanese slice-of-life manga to a wider audience through a major children's publishing imprint.
The English release of a decade-old manga about AI ethics, prompted by current global AI discourse, shows how older genre works can find new relevance and audiences through digital-first localization.
The print release brings a completed digital BL series with a substantial readership to physical bookstores for the first time, expanding Ize Press's catalog of licensed webtoon-to-print titles.
The December 2026 licensing slate expands Yen Press's catalog with a mix of original fantasy, isekai, and crime manga and novels, including a new DanMachi side story.
The slate prioritizes physical editions of previously digital-only titles and restored editions of classic series, signaling Viz Media's strategy to capture both new readers and collectors ahead of the spring 2027 sales cycle.