Devilman

r/Seinen · One manga you think everyone should read before death

Devilman without a doubt Some other honorable mentions would be Ashita No Joe, Dragon Ball, Slam Dunk, Sunny and Nana

r/mangarecommendations · Any good mangas anyone is reading.

Nausicaa. 7 volumes of excellence. Comes in a box set. Devilman. 5 volumes.  Lone Wolf and Cub. 27 volumes. Revenge story in Edo Japan. Is a major inspiration on basically every historical or fantasy epic the past 45 years. Ran and the Gray World. 7 volumes. Fantasy. Aqua Knight. 3 volumes. Waterworld style fantasy from the creator of Battle Angel Alita. Akira. 6 volumes. Cyberpunk classic. A must read. Battle Angel Alita. 9 volumes. 2nd best cyberpunk manga after Akira. Has sequels, but the original series did get an ending and you can stop there if you want. Emma. 10 volumes. Historic

r/Seinen · One manga you think everyone should read before death

I'm not going to argue about it being your favourite because that's just personal preference, but in what regard it is "easily considered a masterpiece"? Because it's not extraordinary in any particular way, the main concept of the story is not very original, Devilman and Kiseiju did something very similar already many years before, it didn't influence much, the art is good (personally I really like Ishida's artstyle in TG, in re it becomes very confused and some panels are legit uncomprehensible) but nothing mindblowing. Again, I'm not saying it's bad, but calling it a masterpiece I feel it

r/mangarecommendations · Looking for dark fantasy or horror manga recommendations?

14-Sai / Fourteen Bastard!! Devilman