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r/manga · suggest me some underrated mangas

I especially recommend the top 10: 1. <the valiant must fall> 2. <magus of the library> ratings are good, but not popular enough 3. <kanata no astra> 4. <ragna crimson> 5. <daemons of the shadow realm> 6. <isekai ojisan> slight NSFW, ratings are ok but not popular enough 7. <tune in to the midnight heart> ratings are good, but not popular enough 8. <Kaii-san to Ore> 9. <the full-time wife escapist> has a popular tv drama, but non-tv watchers don't know it that much 10. <sorcerer's handbook> manhua 11. <unexciting date> 12. <J⇔M> 13. <taiga of genesis> 14. <That Night, I was with That Girl…> 1

r/webtoons · Haven't been reading webtoons for more than a year. Which current ones are worth reading?

One of my best too. I like the pacing, it takes it's time to flesh out everything. There's one episode showing the group through the eyes of the sister of one of them. i really enjoy reading this, even though the art is not the pinnacle.

r/manga · Manga recommendation

If you liked BLAME! for its dark sci-fi elements then Gantz is a good shout I think. It has a flawed cast of characters and an interesting premise that keeps things fresh enough to keep reading without feeling like too much of a commitment to pick up. Its a modern setting rather than the cool landscapes of BLAME. (Compelted) Also the old manga AKIRA might be of interest to you too, but I can guarantee that the art might be a challenge if you're new to the medium because it can be pretty challenging to identify individual characters since many look the same. (completed) If you want action Sho

r/manhwa · [Question] I want to start reading manhwa but I have no idea where to start Are there any absolute must-read manhwas you guys recommend?

The Greatest Estate Developer is part of the pinnacle of comedy manhwa