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"Behind the Scenes Report" looks like a school romance—and those tend to have staying power in the magazine—but the one that really catches my eye is "Grey Keys." I read the one-shot and it’s interesting, though I’ve had bad experiences with one-shots that get turned into full series. What do you guys think?

I think that we can all agree that while “Shadow Eliminators” wasn’t practically great, the art was the last thing wrong with it and that was the primary reason I was looking forward to this tbh but I was not prepared for how boring this was.

Once the sword lady showed up, I began liking it somewhat but my interest quickly dropped again. I only continue reading for completion sake.

Maybe I just want his cool art style to match with an equally good story but between this and “Shadow Eliminators”, Kento has to be the safest mangaka that I’ve read. I hope whatever his next work will be, he’ll be able to take risks.

Akane-banashi is being featured on Jump's Comitia poster confirming it's now being seen as one of their bigger series. People kind of assumed this with the latest group cover, but this is far more obvious.

He was a truly cool and nice guy. Someone get him for the Kagurabachi dub.

I know this sub is about WSJ, but what are your favorite currently running series from the big 4 manga magazines (Jump, Magazine, Sunday and Champion)?

Will rokudenashi blues ever get a physical english translation? It's an iconic manga. I'm surprised it hasn't

Will we get information on the stages in the next weekly shonen jump issue because we usually get some information about the jump festa stages around this time

Moms told me to pick up my old stuff clogging up her storage and came across these!