List of manga magazines

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This is a listing, by country of publication and target audience, of manga magazines.

Contents 1 Japanese magazines 1.1 Male oriented manga magazines 1.1.1 Kodomo magazines 1.1.2 Shōnen magazines 1.1.3 Seinen magazines 1.1.4 Salaryman magazines 1.1.5 Adult magazines 1.1.6 Other magazines 1.2 Female oriented manga magazines 1.2.1 Shōjo magazines 1.2.2 Josei magazines 1.2.3 Adult magazines 1.2.3.1 Yaoi magazines 1.3 Special interest magazines 1.3.1 Alternative magazines 1.3.2 Mahjong magazines 1.3.3 Pachinko magazines 1.3.4 Yuri magazines 1.4 Other magazines 1.5 Defunct magazines 1.5.1 Male oriented manga magazines 1.5.1.1 Kodomo magazines 1.5.1.2 Shōnen magazines 1.5.1.3 Seinen magazines 1.5.1.4 Adult magazines 1.5.1.5 Other magazines 1.5.2 Female oriented manga magazines 1.5.2.1 Shōjo magazines 1.5.2.2 Josei magazines 1.5.3 Special interest magazines 1.5.3.1 Alternative magazines 1.5.3.2 Yuri magazines 2 Magazines published in the United States 2.1 Manga Anthologies 2.1.1 No longer published 2.2 Other magazines that have published manga 3 Magazines published in Germany 4 Magazines published in Denmark 5 Magazines published in Norway 6 Magazines published in Sweden 6.1 Manga Anthologies 6.1.1 No longer published 6.2 Other magazines that have published manga 7 Magazines published in Indonesia 8 Magazines published in Australia 9 Magazines published in the United Kingdom 10 Magazines published in Russia 11 Magazines published in Malaysia 12 Magazines published in The Netherlands 13 External links

[edit] Japanese magazines

[edit] Male oriented manga magazines

[edit] Kodomo magazines

• Bessatsu CoroCoro Comic
• CoroCoro Comic
• CoroCoro Ichiban!

[edit] Shōnen magazines

• Champion Red
  • Champion Red Ichigo
• Comic Blade
• Comic Blade Avarus
• Comic Rex
• Comic Rush
• Dengeki Comic Gao!
• Dengeki Daioh
• GFantasy
• GanGan Powered
• Gundam Ace
• Kerokero Ace
• Shōnen Ace
• Shōnen Big Comic (weekly, changed to Weekly Young Sunday)
• Shōnen Champion
  • Monthly Shōnen Champion (first called Bessatsu Shōnen Champion)
• Shōnen Jump
  • Jump Square (replaced Monthly Shōnen Jump)
• Shōnen King (later called Bi-Weekly Shōnen King) (now defunct)
  • Bessatsu Shōnen King
• Shonen Magazine - weekly
  • Shōnen Magazine Wonder - monthly
  • Magazine SPECIAL - monthly
  • Monthly Shōnen Magazine (first called Bessatsu Shōnen Magazine)
• Shōnen Sunday
  • Bessatsu Shōnen Sunday (a.k.a Monthly Bessatsu Shōnen Sunday)
  • Shōnen Sunday Zokan
  • Shōnen Sunday Super
• Monthly GanGan WING
• Monthly Shōnen Captain
• Monthly Shōnen Gangan
• Monthly Dragon Age
  • Dragon Age Pure
• V-Jump

[edit] Seinen magazines

• Big Comic
  • Big Gold (magazine)
  • Big Comic Original
  • Big Comic Pockets
  • Big Comic Spirits
  • Big Comic Superior
• Business Jump
• Comi Digi +
• Comic Beam
• Comic Birz
• Comic Bunch
• Comic Flapper
• Comic Gum
• Comic High!
• Comic Ryu
• Dengeki G's Festival! Comic
• Dengeki Maoh
  • Dengeki Kuro Maoh
• Dengeki Moeoh
• Evening
• Ikki
• Manga Action
  • Bessatsu Manga Action
  • Action De Luxe
  • Monthly Super Action
• Manga Goraku
• Manga Tengoku
• Manga Times
  • Bessatsu Weekly Manga Times
  • Weekly Manga Times Zokan
• Magazine Z
• Manga 4-koma Kings Palette
• Manga 4-koma Kings Palette Lite
• Monthly Afternoon
• Monthly Comic Alive
• Monthly Sunday GX
• Play Comic
• Super Jump
  • Oh Super Jump
• Ultra Jump
• Young Animal
• Young Champion
• Young Comic
• Young Gangan
• Young Jump
• Young King
• Young King Ours
• Young Magazine
• Young Sunday (first called Mangakun and Shonen Big Comic)
• Weekly Morning (first called Comic Morning)
  • Morning 2

[edit] Salaryman magazines

These are almost exclusively available in train stations and are aimed at the working men who want something to read on the way to and from work while commuting.

• Hontō ni Atta Yukai na Hanashi
• Manga Club
  • Manga Club Original
• Manga Home
• Manga Life
  • Manga Life Momo
  • Manga Life Original
  • Manga Life Selection
• Manga Time
  • Manga Time Collection
  • Manga Time Comics
  • Manga Time Family
  • Manga Time Jumbo
  • Manga Time Kirara
  • Manga Time Kirara Carat
  • Manga Time Kirara Forward
  • Manga Time Kirara Max
  • Manga Time Lovely
  • Manga Time Original
  • Manga Time Special
• Manga Town
  • Keitai Manga Town
  • Manga Town Original

[edit] Adult magazines

• Comic LO
• Comic MegaStore
• Comic MegaStore H
• Comic RIN
• Comic Tenma
• Shōnen Ai no Bigaku (adult shota anthology for men)

[edit] Other magazines

Other male oriented magazines serializing manga.

• Charano!
• CompAce
• Comptiq
• Dengeki G's Magazine
• Megami Magazine
• Monthly Dragon Magazine
  • Fantasia Battle Royal

[edit] Female oriented manga magazines

[edit] Shōjo magazines

• Asuka
• Bessatsu Margaret
• Chuchu
• Ciao
• Cookie
• Comic Sylph
• Comic Zero Sum
• Hana to Yume (translates to "Flowers and Dreams")
  • Hanayume EX
  • Bessatsu Hana to Yume
• LaLa
  • LaLa DX
• Margaret
• Melody
• Mimi
• Nakayoshi
• Princess
• Princess Gold
• Ribon
  • Ribon Original
• Seventeen
• Shōjo Comic
  • Bessatsu Shōjo Comic
• Shōjo Friend
  • Bessatsu Shōjo Friend
• Wings

[edit] Josei magazines

• Chorus
• CUTIE
• Be-Love
• Feel Young
• For Mrs.
• Judi
• Kiss (Kodansha)
• Petit Comic
• Silky
• Yan Mama Comic (comics for young mothers)
• You
• Young Rose

[edit] Adult magazines

• Comic Amour

[edit] Yaoi magazines

• Asuka Ciel
• Comic June
• Ciel Tres Tres
• drap

[edit] Special interest magazines

[edit] Alternative magazines

• Ax
• Comics Cue
• Erotics F
• Opera

[edit] Mahjong magazines

• Bessatsu Kindai Mahjong
• Kindai Mahjong Gold
• Kindai Mahjong Original

[edit] Pachinko magazines

• Manga Pachinker
• Pachinker World

[edit] Yuri magazines

• Comic Yuri Hime
  • Comic Yuri Hime S

[edit] Other magazines

(Anime magazines)

• Animage
• Animedia
• Newtype (anime and manga news)

[edit] Defunct magazines

[edit] Male oriented manga magazines

[edit] Kodomo magazines

• Comic Bom Bom

[edit] Shōnen magazines

• Comic Blade Masamune
• Monthly Manga Shōnen
• Weekly Shōnen Action
• Monthly Shōnen Jets
• Monthly Shōnen Jump (first called Bessatsu Shōnen Jump)
• Monthly Shōnen World

[edit] Seinen magazines

• Dengeki Teioh
• Combat Comic (war comics)

[edit] Adult magazines

• Lemon People
• Manga Burikko

[edit] Other magazines

Other male oriented magazines serializing manga.

• .hack//G.U.: The World
• Magi-Cu

[edit] Female oriented manga magazines

[edit] Shōjo magazines

• Asuka Fantasy DX
• Comic Crimson
• Fanny

[edit] Josei magazines

• Big Comic For Lady (a.k.a. For Lady)
• Young You

[edit] Special interest magazines

[edit] Alternative magazines

• Comic Are!
• COM
• Garo

[edit] Yuri magazines

• Mist
• Yuri Shimai (replaced by Comic Yuri Hime)
• Yuri Tengoku

[edit] Magazines published in the United States

These are not ordered by target audience because of the small number of publications.

[edit] Manga Anthologies

• Mangazine (US artists)
• RumblePakk (US artists, shōnen emphasis)
• SakuraPakk (US artists, shōjo emphasis)
• Shojo Beat (shōjo emphasis)
• Shonen Jump (shōnen emphasis)

[edit] No longer published

• AmeriManga (US artists)
• Animerica Extra (shōjo emphasis)
• Mangajin (Japanese language instructional magazine)
• Mangaphile (US artists)
• Pulp (seinen emphasis)
• Raijin Comics (seinen emphasis)
• SMILE (shōjo emphasis)
• Super Manga Blast! (general anthology)
• TOKYOPOP magazine, formerly MixxZine (general anthology)
• Unimaga (US artists)

[edit] Other magazines that have published manga

• Animerica
• The Comics Journal (alternative manga)
• Drawn and Quarterly Anthology (one gekiga)

• PiQ (future)

[edit] Magazines published in Germany

• BANZAI! (shōnen) - German edition of Shonen Jump. (discontinued)
• Daisuki (shōjo)
• Manga Power (discontinued)
• Manga Twister

[edit] Magazines published in Denmark

• Manga Mania

[edit] Magazines published in Norway

• Shonen Jump
• Manga Mania

[edit] Magazines published in Sweden

[edit] Manga Anthologies

• Manga Mania (shōnen/seinen/shōjo) - Started publication in 2003. Consists of manga published by Kodansha.
• Shonen Jump (shōnen) - Swedish edition of Shonen Jump. Started publication in 2004.

[edit] No longer published

• Samurai (seinen) - Published between 1988-1992. Featured Lone Wolf and Cub as the main comic, and also Kamui-den (by Sanpei Shirato).
• Cobra (shōnen/seinen) - Published between 1991-1992. Featured the shōnen manga Space adventure Cobra, the seinen manga Crying Freeman (by Ryoichi Ikegami) and Pineapple Army (by Naoki Urasawa).

[edit] Other magazines that have published manga

• Pox (now defunct) - A comics magazine for alternative adult comics from many countries. Featured Yoshihiro Tatsumi's Kachiku (as Hundkojan) (originally published in GARO) in issue 6/1986, as well as some other short stories by the same author.
• Magnum (now defunct) - A comics magazine for action/adventure comics. (Popular comics included Judge Dredd, Cat Claw, AXA and later many Vertigo comics.) Featured Akira in issues 4-9/1997 (after which the magazine ceased publication).

[edit] Magazines published in Indonesia

• Shonen Magz (shōnen) - Indonesian version of Shonen Magazine. It consists of manga published by Kodansha.
• Shonen Star (shōnen) - Indonesian version of Shonen Sunday, consists of manga published by Shogakukan.
• Nakayoshi (shōjo) (Indonesian version)
• Hanalala (shojo) - Indonesian version of Hana to Yume and Lala combined into one. It consists of manga published by Hakusensha.
• Champ - manhwa

[edit] Magazines published in Australia

• OzTAKU (Australian artists)
• Xuan Xuan (Australian artists) - currently discontinued

[edit] Magazines published in the United Kingdom

• Manga Mania - Published by Dark Horse Comics from 1993 and running for a number of years, the magazine featured serialised installments of famous Japanese manga such as Akira, Godzilla and Appleseed, as well as other articles on the genre.
• Manga Mover (Half international, half Japanese artists)
• Neo

[edit] Magazines published in Russia

• Anime Guide - Published since 2004.

[edit] Magazines published in Malaysia

• Weekly Comic 漫畫周刊

[edit] Magazines published in The Netherlands

• aniway

[edit] External links

• ComiPedia: Manga Magazine Guide and Publication Encyclopedia

• Revistas Manga Classics (Spanish)