Hajime Isayama

With both the final season of the Attack on Titan anime and the final volume of the manga arriving soon, fans are excited to see the conclusion of this powerhouse series. Although the end is in sight, for many new fans (or fans who have only seen the anime), it’s the perfect time to begin

Spring may be around the corner, but horror has no season. Spooks and chills lurk in any length of night, and these ten highlighted books are no exception. Some of our bestselling horror graphic novels and manga, these titles run the gamut between body horror, suspense, the supernatural, and the gothic. If you’re looking to

Volume 1 of Akira, the ground-breaking sci-fi manga set in dystopian, war-torn Neo-Tokyo is now back in stock! While you’re picking up your copies, make sure to explore some of our similar titles where heroes struggle for survival and justice in destroyed worlds and decimated societies:

Tons of fan-favorite manga titles have been getting their own on-screen anime adaptations. Before you tune in, make sure you catch up on the books first! Some titles relating to our favorite recent and upcoming manga to anime adaptations are listed below!

From magical girls to monstrous titans, Kodansha has every type of story imaginable. Check out powerful award-winning series like A Silent Voice and Blue Period. Get your heart pounding with action-packed adventures like Attack on Titan and Shaman King, or make your heart flutter with romances like The Summer of You and Rent-A-Girlfriend. And of

Now is the perfect time to jump into reading manga! Whether you’re looking for action-packed adventure, touching coming-of-age tales, unforgettable magical girl stories, or heart-stopping horror, there’s a manga waiting for you! With so many series out there, it can be tricky to know where to start. That’s why we’ve got a list of the

You know the feeling: you’ve heard the buzz about a great manga series. Maybe your friend leant you a volume 5 to sample, or maybe an anime adaptation is about to drop on streaming. Either way, you want to catch up. You go to the bookstore, scour shelf after shelf, but that darn volume 1