The ultimate manga thread

[pururun]

But there's a lot more acknowledgement of the Japanese crimes than I expected, and it's about as good as you're going to get from Japanese media.

If you want to see a very honest view of World War II in manga, give Shigeru Mizuki's various World War II works a read, like Showa: A History of Japan, Onward to Our Noble Deaths, and War and Japan. Mizuki is primarily famous for creating GeGeGe no Kitaro, a very long running franchise about yokai, but also actually served in the war and lost an arm in the process. The whole experience affected him greatly and he's never minced words about it.

 

[Bristly Bill]

Also a strong recommendation for the recently finished Dungeon Meshi. Striking art combined with a cohesive story, relatable characters, and actual moral quandaries makes for an extremely enjoyable read from start to finish.
Anime coming January '24 I think.

 

[Registration]

If you want to see a very honest view of World War II in manga, give Shigeru Mizuki's various World War II works a read, like Showa: A History of Japan, Onward to Our Noble Deaths, and War and Japan. Mizuki is primarily famous for creating GeGeGe no Kitaro, a very long running franchise about yokai, but also actually served in the war and lost an arm in the process. The whole experience affected him greatly and he's never minced words about it.
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Onward to Our Noble Deaths is really good. It is a shame that many war manga doesnt get translated, they have so much material.

I feel happy when we get droplets like cat shit one

 

[Kirklandwarrior]

I'm pretty casual with manga, but I did enjoy Dorohedoro a whole lot. The humor is pretty retarded, but it just kind of works. Plus the artwork is pretty great. Would recommend.

 

[Alex Hogendorp]

Been collecting a lot of mostly vintage and old school Mangas.