Manga isn’t just entertainment — it’s a personality mirror with better hair and dramatic lighting.

Short-form manga is exploding in popularity, offering compact stories that deliver impact without demanding years of commitment.

Romance manga can be sweet, dramatic, funny, chaotic – sometimes all at once.

Now, as technology, AI, and globalization reshape how stories are created and shared, fans and creators alike are wondering: what’s next for manga?

Korean webtoons are not only captivating global audiences but also influencing how manga is published, consumed, and even created.

Anime NYC 2025 brought more than cosplay, panels, and exclusive announcements—it also hosted the second annual American Manga Awards.

Futaroh Yamada’s masterful ninja tales continue to find new life across generations, and now one of his lesser-known but deeply intriguing novels, Kunoichi Ninpōchō, is stepping back into the spotlight — this time as a brand-new manga. LEED Publishing has confirmed that this exciting adaptation, brought to life by artist Atsushi Mizushima, will debut in the […]

The American Manga Awards are back for their second year, celebrating the best and brightest in manga publishing across North America.

Naoki Urasawa is the gold standard for manga lovers who crave intelligent stories.

There’s something uniquely unsettling about reading a horror manga alone at night. No jump scares. No creepy background score. No Hollywood-budget CGI. Just ink, paper, and pure psychological terror that seeps into your mind and refuses to leave. If you’ve ever flipped through a page of Uzumaki by Junji Ito or felt chills after reading […]