Drifting Dragons

r/mangarecommendations · Recommendations of more mature manga

Any manga by Naoki Urasawa would be great if you like mystery. Monster is probably the most famous one but I prefer 20th century boys. Junji Ito is my favourite horror mangaka and while he mostly write short stories Uzumaki is his masterpiece. For a more recent find of mine is Drifting Dragons is great. It creates a magical world of creative dragons designs and tells suprisingly fun stories about the day to day life on an air ship hunting said dragons. I does put alot of details into the images of the food made from the dragons and one of the crew members, that the story focus on at the st

r/mangarecommendations · After a relatively short but deep manga series for a busy dad

It's I think at 14 volumes currently and ongoing but Witch Hat Atelier could be a good read Drifting Dragons is another good one. Also on the slightly longer side at 17? volumes and ongoing but I think both are definitely worth the read

r/mangarecommendations · What are some of the most hooking manga you've ever read, with detailed art too.

Promise of neverland and drifting dragons (Photo is from drifting dragons) https://preview.redd.it/56fjqa7l6lvh1.jpeg?width=736&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7857ee11ad61fc7b7bbdbfeb2fc406194f70f671

r/Seinen · Hit me with some manga recs I won’t be able to put down

Drifting Dragons. The insane amount of double page spreads, combined with unique designs for dragons is very refreshing. I just caught up with it and can't recommend it enough.