Junji Ito's Cat Diary: Yon & Mu

r/shoujo · Recommends written by male mangaka’s

Junji Ito has made several shoujo works. Tomie is a classic.

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/shoujo · Recommends written by male mangaka’s

Princess Knight (Osamu Tezuka) Tomie (Junji Ito) I'm not 100% sure if these two are men or women but Kawaii Hito (Ken Saitou) and She's likely aiming for my older brother (Ise Maruno), one I assume that because I don't think Ken is a woman name and the other because of some translations of the author's tweets

r/Seinen · New to Manga

Someone else mentioned the works of Naoki Urasawa, and I agree with that wholeheartedly.  The big ones to be on the lookout for are <Monster>, <20th Century Boys>, <Billy Bat>, and <Pluto>.  Personally, Billy Bat is my favourite of the lot. Similarly, someone else mentioned <Golden Kamuy> and that's fantastic as well. <Takemitsuzamurai> just got its first English printing announced recently, and it's one of my personal favourites in the medium. If you enjoyed Homonculus, <Ichi the Killer> and <Hikari-Man> by the same author are both a lot of fun, though fair warning, Ichi is extremely graph