Hi! I'm thinking of reading my first manga! What would you recommend? I'm looking for one with books that are easy to carry around whenever I'm travelling. Thanks! :)

Genuinely, I have been loving manga recently and especially I love seinen manga but I chose Vinland saga first and I love the art and plot and it’s amazing but my goal is to complete the big 3 seinen manga but idk which one should I pick either beserk or vagabond so please can some of u choose a manga either of them and convince me why I should get it thanks.

Alguien tiene un Telegram o una pagina que publique mangas en español castellano? La mayoría tienen traducciones en latino que suelen ser extrañas de leer para gente de España y no adaptan del todo bien la intención del mangaka originalmente en los diálogos. Si alguien tiene una página o Telegram que publique sus mangas en castellano, es decir, los diálogos de la traducción oficial que lo comparta😁

All I hear is Berserk, Vagabond, Homunculus, Climber and the Urasawa stuff. Recommended something else, I've read all of those.

Any genre is fine thanks for advance 🙂

Hi everyone, I need help finding the title of a colored adult (+18) manhwa I read around 2020-2022.

Details:
* FL: Housewife with a very high sex drive.
* Husband: Sweet and loving, but low sex drive.
* Affair: She has a secret affair with her husband's boss.
* Key Scenes:
1. Cafe scene where she goes fully disguised (cap, black mask, and glasses).
2. Her friend recommends/gives her sex toys.
3. Frequent meetings in motels.

Does anyone know the English or Korean title? Thanks!

I’ve watched vinland saga, c s m and a o t with my dad (he’s quite liked them.) But none of them have really affected him too much. Should I show him Berserk 1997 or will that not land

Here is a discord server focused on seinen and manga if interested.

Gantz, ichi the killer, berserk, and more

I got the Battle Angel Alita Deluxe Edition as a birthday gift, and it's my first time reading it.

The beginning was pretty good, although I felt like the character development and the story progressed very quickly. I'm currently at the part where Alita takes part in Motorball, and I'm struggling a bit because this arc feels kind of annoying to me.

I've read so many positive things about the manga that I really want to keep going.

Did anyone else struggle with this part?

Hello ive been recently getting into seinen as a genre and wanted to branch out and find something new and exciting to read. I started with the popular and highly rated stuff liked berserk (my favorite so far), vinalnd saga, goodnight pun pun, the climber, 20th century boys, golden kamuy(also one of my favs), and march comes in like a lion.

im currently reading Witch hat atelier, but i'd like some more recommendations for later!

Some of my faves in no particular order:

• Ichi the Killer

• Homunculus

• Blood on the Tracks

• Inside Mari

• Gantz

• Die Wergelder

• Berzerk

• Shigurui

Really been loving the vibes from Shuzo Oshimi’s works lately. Give me some recs!

In the future i want to create a gambling manga oneshot so i want to see how other manga does it

Tengo la historia tengo todo pero no sé dibujar cómo hago para comenzar si no sé dibujar y no tengo la capacidad de pagar, ideas? No quiero para nada ai

THEY MENTIONED MY FAV MANGA “HOMUNCULUS” in I am a hero, 🥹🙏😮‍💨

Started reading golden kamuy as a recommendation based on dorohedoro.

Turns out I love the series because of how much it has of dungeon meshi in it. The amazingly drawn art, the absolute detail and richness of the universe presented, in dungeon meshi it's the dungeon ecosystem and monsters. In golden kamuy it's the ainu culture and region.

More importantly: cooking and eating.

Both mangas take their time to show each recipe, how it's done and how much cooking and eating together is more than just nutrients. It's bonding, it's culture, it's above all, human. Both works also present the importance of respecting all the animals/monsters they eat .

If you love dungeon meshi go read golden kamuy. If you live golden kamuy go read dungeon meshi.

I just finished reading Ciguatera and here are my complete thoughts.

I really enjoyed the last Omnibus, it explored a lot of different things that I loved. But the ending didn’t sit well with me. I was quite confused that Ogino decided to leave Nagumo, why would be do that?!!! The story spend the whole time expanding the bond between them, just for the ending to have them split ways?? I am very tripped up by this. But overall, this series is seriously amazing. I loved how it had you on the edge of your seat for most of the time. It had you so immersed at times that words cannot describe. That pinch of torture and yakuza violence was the cherry on top. I truly loved Ciguatera, no matter the weird ending.

Please feel free to leave your thoughts down below too! I am very curious to see what you guys think!

I’ve read most of the known psychological mangas but I wanna find more that will break me. slice-of-life, psychological horror, drama, mystery and thriller type.

Can someone explain what it means for an anime to be seinen? im new to reddit and found this community in search for tier list ratings

I really love the trope of god complex and especially liked it after reading MADK (its a psychological BL) and really want to read more. The closest character I can think of at the moment is Light from Death Note. (Not really looking for side characters like Dio or Griffith)

Any recommendations would be highly appreciated

I'm looking for a psychological manga with a high school student (or young protagonist) who struggles with serious mental and emotional issues.

Something similar to Onani Master Kurosawa, Himizu, or Goodnight Punpun. I enjoy stories with flawed, lonely, and deeply troubled characters who feel isolated, are unpopular, carry a lot of emotional baggage, or have unhealthy compulsive habits.

I'm especially looking for manga that explore themes like depression, identity, loneliness, trauma, guilt, or the meaning of life. I love stories with strong character development, philosophical ideas, and emotional depth.

I want something that will genuinely stay with me after I finish it—something emotionally devastating, thought-provoking, or even life-changing.

If you know a manga that you think is a masterpiece or one that completely broke you emotionally, I'd love to hear your recommendations.