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We are looking at manga and manhwa that have been created that are so epic that they deserve a direct anime of them. Now when we say this, we mean an anime that directly copies the manga (i.e. Dragonball and Naruto series). Mangas and Manhwas that have had anime that were different from the original do still qualify, but ones that have had movies or series (canceled or otherwise) that were identical to the manga series are not (sorry, Gantz and Tsubasa). Also, manga and manhwa that only have live interpretations still qualify. 10. Holyland A drama-filled martial arts manga of your typical wimp from school who was picked on so much that he stopped going all together. However, during his self-incarceration, he secretly studied boxing and found himself roaming the dangerous night life of Japan, gaining the underground name of "The Gangster Killer". While still a very scared boy, he goes through the wringer when fighting some of the greatest martial

We are looking at manga that have been created that are so epic that they deserve a direct anime of them. Now when we say this, we mean an anime that directly copies the manga (i.e. Dragonball and Naruto series). Mangas that have had anime that were different from the original do still qualify, but ones that have had movies or series that were identical to the manga series are not (sorry, Gantz and Tsubasa). 1. Holyland A drama-filled martial arts manga of your typical wimp from school who was picked on so much that he stopped going all together. However, during his self-incarceration, he secretly studied boxing and found himself roaming the dangerous night life of Japan, gaining the underground name of "The Gangster Killer". The story is extremely great with its telling of the boy's struggles, both in boxing and building himself as a person. The manga also delves very deep into the world of martial arts, and firmly describes the real mechanics and

It’s been over a decade since Pete Sickman-Garner’s “Hey, Mister” comic quietly vanished. Existing first as a series of mini-comics and then as eight issues of a regular comic (all of which were collected into three volumes total), Sickman-Garner’s creation was easily one of the funniest comics published in its time. The characters of Mister, Aunt Mary, and Young Tim went through a series of strange shorts as well as longer, full-length stories with only two things in common: a certain amount of irreverence and the ability to make you laugh your head off. And now, apparently, we’ve all done something good and are being rewarded in the form of “Hey, Mister: Come Hell or Highwater Pants.” The plot of the new “Hey, Mister” graphic novel seems simple enough at first; Satan is tired of ruling Hell and has once more decided that he needs to get out of Dodge. Meanwhile, Jesus is having a midlife crisis and wants to start over. God is getting progressively irritated at everyone. Mister wants

Titan Comics and Games Workshop have teamed to bring countless Orks — and the Deathwatch Space Marines who hate them — to comics fans this coming January. Warhammer 40,000: Deathwatch is a four-issue miniseries based on the standalone Deathwatch board game. The miniseries sees the Deathwatch team assailed by hordes of Orks while the fate of an entire sector hangs in the balance. In Warhammer 40,000 lore, the Deathwatch team is an elite group of Space Marines tasked with defending humanity and the Imperium of Man from the alien terrors of outer space, including not only Orks, but also the Tyranids, Dark Eldar, C’tan and Necrons. RELATED: Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War III #3 (Preview) Three variant covers will be sold for Warhammer 40,000: Deathwatch #1. The covers (which can be found below) are illustrated by Ørjan Svendsen, Fabio Listrani and Tazio Bettin. Warhammer 40,000: Deathwatch will be written by Aaron Dembski-Bowden, the author behind multiple

Every month for many months, we have been recommending manga series that you should be reading that don’t have anime series. However, these haven’t really included manhwa, which is what Korea refers to as their comics. Yet… If you aren’t reading manhwa for whatever reason, you really need to start. There are really some amazing stories to tell, and when you read them, you should be angry that there man never be anime adaptions of them. Bastard Seon Jin is quiet and ruthlessly bullied, but he also has a darker secret. His father, despite having a pristine exterior image, is a serial killer and he uses his son to lure in his victims. However, when his father takes an interest in a girl at his school that saved him from bullies, Seon jin is conflicted in his role for the first time and aims to protect her. Solo Leveling All around the world, gates started to mysteriously open with horrific monsters and dungeons inside. Howev