Actually, that may not work for Manga Fox because it doesn't give you individual links for each page. I used to use it on a site that does, but I forget what it was called.
Can anyone recommend a kid-friendly manga? My little brother wants to get into manga. Needless to say, I am pride.
EDIT: That is, a decent one. I know about all the Bleaches and the One Pieces and the other shonens, but I'd like something he could stick with and really enjoy. I feel like he'd love the concept of Monster, but probably wouldn't actually get into it enough to keep at it.
Can anyone recommend a kid-friendly manga? My little brother wants to get into manga. Needless to say, I am pride.
EDIT: That is, a decent one. I know about all the Bleaches and the One Pieces and the other shonens, but I'd like something he could stick with and really enjoy. I feel like he'd love the concept of Monster, but probably wouldn't actually get into it enough to keep at it.
I saw it at the bookstore, and it the second volume. It looks pretty interesting. The Amazon review makes it sound even better. I love the title "Window Washers in Space."
My parents have it at their house but I haven't read it yet. I did, however, read all their volumes of Twin Spica. It's about a teenager going to Astronaut School!
My parents have it at their house but I haven't read it yet. I did, however, read all their volumes of Twin Spica. It's about a teenager going to Astronaut School!
That sounds cool too. I'll have to make a note of that.
Just finished reading Peepo Choo via AWO's recommendation. The first two volumes were just sorta above average, but the third was amazing. Definitely worth reading.
Oh my god, my local comic shop has a really old selection of manga. I saw the Viz release of the A.D. Police manga and bought Project X: Seven Eleven, which is buisness manga. Also, every single Kazuo Koike manga ever released by Comics One is there in it's entirety except for the first volume. There are quite a few of those supposed "one and done" manga like the unnumbered releases of Maison Ikkoku, Crying Freeman, and Oh My Goddess.
I saw what appeared to be two seperate releases of Eagle, one was a set of large black books (they only had books three and four) and a much slimmer more multicoloured release of which they only had volumes 16 -19.
Dammit. I need Volume 5 of the big black books. It's pretty much nowhere to find and where available it's priced into oblivion ($50 and more) and/or doesn't ship to me
Picked up Eensy Weensy Monster, the new manga from Masami Tsuda, who also wrote Kare Kano.
I picked it up on a whim, read the back, then looked at the art inside and thought, "This looks so familiar." I then looked at the author and double checked by looking at the Kare Kano manga and my suspicions were correct.
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Can anyone recommend a kid-friendly manga? My little brother wants to get into manga. Needless to say, I am pride.
EDIT: That is, a decent one. I know about all the Bleaches and the One Pieces and the other shonens, but I'd like something he could stick with and really enjoy. I feel like he'd love the concept of Monster, but probably wouldn't actually get into it enough to keep at it.
2. Yotsuba&!, Fairy Tail, Bakuman
What kind of non-manga does he like?
I saw it at the bookstore, and it the second volume. It looks pretty interesting. The Amazon review makes it sound even better. I love the title "Window Washers in Space."
I think I'll have to pick this up soon.
Onto Saturn Apartments!
I also picked up 20th Century Boys and will be getting into that soon enough. I also plan on getting Twin Spica as well.
I've been on a big kick of reading manga and catching up on the pile of comics I have. Good times.
I picked it up on a whim, read the back, then looked at the art inside and thought, "This looks so familiar." I then looked at the author and double checked by looking at the Kare Kano manga and my suspicions were correct.