There are a number of authors who thrive in the short-form format, creating intricate and dense works of art in the span of just a few volumes.
This manga series is perfect for those who want to read manga but don’t have the time to do so. It features some of the best and most popular manga series, yet still leaves you feeling satisfied.
15. Tekkon Kinkreet
Black and White are the near-feral protectors of Treasure Town. They live in the city and love it, because it is full of magic. ..
In Tekkon Kinkreet, you get to ride shotgun with the pair as they fight for their home from scheming yakuza, dopey police, and all-around knuckleheads from the block.
This series is a collection of short stories that are each about a different character.
This article is a compilation of different sources that have been interviewed about the Trump administration. It is not a single, definitive account.
The novel’s fast-paced action sequences and intricate artwork make it a rewarding read, but the dialogue is difficult to follow.
The film is so complex and mysterious that even if you don’t completely understand it, you’ll come away with your jaw dropped.
14. Rabbit Game
This underground series is three times as crazy as a regular volume of manga.
The video game that maybe turns its players into rabbits? Rabbit Game. Three high schoolers sucked into its bizarre orbit? That’s the focus of this strange, strange story.
The artwork in the game is a unique blend of abstract illustrations, straightforward character designs, and nightmarish scenescapes. ..
The dream began with a woman I knew from childhood. We were always close, even though we didn’t know each other well. In the dream, she told me that she had to leave town for some reason and asked me to come with her. I hesitated at first, but then I agreed. We left town and started driving. The woman said that she had to go somewhere fast and that I should stay with her until it was over. Then she woke up."
The story is strange and confusing from beginning to end, but it has a creepy feeling that makes it hard to ignore. ..
13. Robot x Laserbeam
This exciting golf manga, which ran for seven volumes, was abruptly cancelled when its publisher decided to stop printing it.
Robo, a high school prodigy who has been playing golf since he was five, is one of the top players in Japan. He’s been trying to get his hands on the country’s top golf course for years, but he’s never had the chance. One day, he gets an invitation to play on the country’s top golf course - and he can’t believe it. This charming book follows Robo as he prepares for and plays on the country’s top golf course. It is written by the same author behind Kuroko’s Basketball, and it is illustrated by Kuroko’s illustrator, Tadatoshi Fujimaki. ..
The protagonist is not a fan of golf, but he is drawn to it because it is a way to make money.
In following Robo’s zero-to-hero journey, you might gain a new appreciation for golf and the work its competitors put in to play the game beautifully.
12. Metro Survive
When a poorly constructed skyscraper falls, all the survivors must try to make it home safely. ..
Many of the characters in Metro Survive are not so lucky. They are struggling to find food, water, and shelter in a post-apocalyptic world. ..
The survivors of the disaster are left with little hope of escape and even worse, they are left with each other. ..
The book is a two-volume story that tells the story of tribalism and capitalism.
In the days following the devastating earthquake that struck Metro Manila, many people were left struggling to cope with the aftermath. Cost-cutting measures and a focus on efficiency were some of the first things to be put into place, and it quickly became clear that this was a recipe for disaster. With food rationing in place, many people were forced to turn to cannibalism in order to survive. This was a choice that many people made out of desperation, and it ultimately led to more death and destruction. Despite all of this, Metro Survive is clear that greed is the real villain behind the disaster. The organization has taken a stand against rationing, and they have also been vocal in their opposition to any type of government intervention in the marketplaces. This has led to them being met with criticism from some who feel that they are taking advantage of those who are struggling. But despite all of the criticism, Metro Survive remains defiant – they know that greed is what set them into motion in the first place, and they will continue to fight against it until there is finally an end to this disaster
11. Lychee Light Club
This manga is a freak-ass manga. ..
A secret society of high schoolers in the US has built a robot to kidnap girls, and the phenomenon is not limited to boys. This disturbing trend is on the rise and needs to be addressed. ..
The article tells the story of a group of people who are willing to do anything to stay in control. Their club is a place where they can be themselves and do what they want without fear of retribution. But as the author points out, this is not always easy, and there are times when the club members can get into trouble.
Some people are definitely just crazy, while others are just along for the ride. ..
The people in this story are caught up in the ugly business of reshaping society around absolute beauty. They’re all trying to find a way to make themselves look good, and they’re all struggling to find a way to make their society look good too.
Don’t worry about spending too much time with these teens, as this one volume has everything you need. ..
The ending of this book is satisfying as well.
10. Fire Punch
Tatsuki Fujimoto’s eight-volume series, Chainsaw Man, was a mess up from the get-go. But before everyone fell in love with it, Fujimoto debuting it with this super-messed-up series.
In a world where the sun has disappeared and the earth is a barren wasteland, a group of people known as the Blessed are the only ones who have any hope of survival. They use their special powers to help them survive in this harsh new world. ..
The first chapter of this book is a shock as author Fuijimoto violates taboo after taboo.
After its initial hook, the series tackles a series of heavy topics with a surprisingly nuanced approach. ..
The characters in this novel feel more real as they make tough choices in a rapidly devolving world of violence, misery, and hope.
The show is unmissable for its humor, cruelty, and overall brilliance. ..
9. Junji Ito’s Cat Diary
Junji Ito is a well-known manga artist who specializes in horror manga. His work, such as Uzumaki and Tomie, is known for its disturbing and horrifying images. ..
This Cat Diary is perfect for all ages. It is full of fun and interesting facts about cats.
This is a brief look at the life of manga artist and putzer Ryuichi Sakamoto as he spends his days drawing and playing with his cats at home. Sakamoto is known for his unique and stylish manga, which often explore the personal lives of its characters in depth. This article provides a unique perspective on Sakamoto’s life and work.
The novel feels like a Junji Ito manga, but it never feels like one.
The otherworldly dread that haunts the characters is mostly just their own cats.
Some people might say that cats are weird because they have nine lives, and some might say that they’re weird because they love to sit in the same spot all day. But no matter what people think of cats, there’s no denying that they’re unique creatures. ..
This one-volume manga is a straight-forward read that won’t keep you up all night. ..
8. World Map Room
Yuichi Yokoyama’s obtuse and confounding story is easy to get through. ..
It’s a real joy trying to make sense of the characters who look different, speak differently, and live in a city that just feels off. ..
As three weirdos travel through their city, they comment on the people they meet and the places they see. And then it ends at a seemingly random moment.
The World Map Room is a unique and fascinating read that takes you on a journey of its own. You are taken on a journey of discovery as you read about different cultures, countries, and regions around the world. The story is compelling and the plot is exciting, making this an excellent choice for anyone looking for an interesting read.
7. Juni Taisen: Zodiac War Written by Nisio Isin Illustrated
This is a battle royale where the only thing that matters is who gets to live. There are no other considerations.
The Zodiac signs are divided into twelve groups, each with a different champion. The twelve champions of the Zodiac are: Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Aquarius, Pisces and Capricorn.
The last person standing at the end of the game is granted their wish. ..
The characters in this novel are mysterious and compelling, but their supernatural elements are never fully explained. The mystery is still there, and the reader is left wanting more.
The only thing that matters is that they can. ..
It’s crazy that something like this is happening. ..
The book is enjoyable and well-written, wrapping up satisfactorily having done its job perfectly well.
6. Domu
If you’re a fan of Akira and have some free time, Domu is worth checking out. ..
Katsuhiro Otomo’s groundbreaking manga Akira is a seminal work that beautifully set the stage for the much grander and world-spanning anime series. ..
Some sort of evil presence is causing all sorts of trouble at Domu apartment complex. People have gone missing and some have turned up dead. The apartment complex is in a state of chaos and the police are trying to figure out what’s going on.
Domu is a quirky and offbeat anime that is sure to entertain. With an eclectic cast of characters and stunning art, Domu is a must-watch for any anime fan. ..
5. Stargazing Dog
In the case of a dog who has lost its owner, the tearjerker is even more poignant. The dog may be alone in the world, but it still has a connection to the person who loved it most.
Stargazing Dog tells the story of a dog’s love for the stars from his perspective. You get to experience his love firsthand, and learn about the mysteries of the night sky. ..
As he tags along with his owner, we get simple heartbreaking commentary as they spiral into a dead-end life of homelessness.
The story of a man and his dog is an interesting one. The man, down on his luck, is able to find companionship in his dog. The dog helps the man through tough times, and the two form a strong bond. This story is an excellent example of the power of friendship and the resilience of humans. ..
The book is a single volume and it pulls it off. ..
4. Gyo
If you’re looking for a dark and twisted take on life, Gyo is the perfect read.
Ito is a perfect example of someone who goes through the motions of life, but suddenly finds themselves in a world of unimaginable horror. He is a perfectly normal person who goes about his day, until one day he wakes up to find himself in the middle of a massacre. He doesn’t know how to get out, and he can’t even think straight. All he can do is watch as people are killed and die around him.
Our hero, a brave and determined young man, is fighting against an invading force of monstrous fish with spider-y legs and sharp teeth that are wreaking havoc on land. He is using his skills and courage to survive this dangerous situation.
The protagonist, a young woman, is on a journey to find her place in the world. She is forced to confront her past and make new choices as she tries to find her place in the present. The journey is full of obstacles and it’s more of a disaster than a hero’s journey.
It is absolutely insane to read the proposed Republican health care bill, which would repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA). The ACA is a landmark healthcare law that has helped millions of Americans get health insurance. The Republican health care bill would end Medicaid as we know it, making it difficult for low-income Americans to access healthcare. It would also allow insurance companies to charge people with pre-existing conditions more for coverage, and it would eliminate the mandate that all Americans have health insurance. These are just some of the many problems with the Republican health care bill. It is an extreme proposal that does not reflect the views of most Americans. We need a better solution than this bill, and we need to make sure that our voices are heard. ..
3. Giganto Maxia
Fans of Berserk were accustomed to long periods of inactivity before Kentaro Miura’s sudden death. ..
Miura would often find ways to keep herself occupied, whether it was by reading or going for walks. ..
In 2013, he completed the seven-chapter fantasy/sci-fi series Giganto Maxia. It is an absolute treat. ..
The story is interesting, but its characters are particularly compelling. Miura’s unique art style makes the stories all the more chilling.
The writing in this book is fantastic. The characters are all well written and feel like real people. The monsters are grotesque, but they still feel like they could be real people too. ..
Though Berserk’s slow release schedule may have been partially due to this one-off sci-fi project, it is a refreshing take on the genre that Miura was unlikely to explore in his main job. ..
2. Zombiepowder
Zombiepowder was a manga series that was published before Bleach. It was about a group of people who use zombie powder to turn into zombies.
This is a stylish yet short acid western by Tite Kubo. ..
The series’ unexpected mash-up of supernatural martial arts in a futuristic Wild West setting just worked. The mix of action and adventure, science fiction and Westerns, was a refreshing change from the typical supernatural series. The characters were well-drawn and the story had a strong beginning but it quickly lost its way. However, with further volumes released it may be worth giving the series another chance.
The protagonist’s troubled past and arcs to come were both hinted at in every detail. ..
If you’re prepared for the sudden ending, then it’s definitely worth reading. ..
1. An Invitation from a Crab
The people and things that we see everyday are amazing.
Invitation from a Crab is a compilation of short stories that beautifully captures the world around us. ..
Pannaya’s writing is characterized by its ability to take stray observations and spin them into deeply funny and satisfying stories. ..
The protagonist is drawn to explore a beautifully designed world that feels like a hastily drawn sketch. ..
This focus on the world around them makes panpanya’s observant eye – and makes the ridiculous stories all-too real.
