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Post you're manga collection

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I'm still pissed the last Karin/Chibi Vampire light novel volume wasn't released.

1/4

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Serious question. How is it that someone can afford to buy all that manga but can't seem to invest in good shelves that don't bow? I see this so often and it really makes me cringe.

Gone get more Genshiken and megatokyo soon. Already bought 5 Chrono Crusader Volumes and plan to get the rest of the Another Birth light novels soon.
The Volumes in Image 4 under boogiepop are Kinos journey light novels. They were realeased in germany in the late 2000s.

Pretty based except a few titles. What is the gintama 29 & 30? I was under the impression they only went up to 23 in english then stopped

German release. Currently stuck at 40 since 2019. Doubt that they will ever release it completly.

basierter deutscher user

>good shelves that don't bow
hardwood shelves are far more expensive than you would think

I can't post a picture properly or organize my books.

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Also Comic Shelf.
Don't intend to get much more. Really dislike capshit. Already own most of euro classics, stuff likeLucky Luke Asterix and Tiniti, cause my parents bought them as children.

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Where do you buy the mangas?

was gonna make fun of you for being disorganized and sideways but you saved yourself. good stuff, gaishuu isshoku is hehe
but for god's sake user at least keep series together

>planetary
nice

Kinokuniya, I shop in store so that why everything is so mismatched as I dump new purchases on the shelf as I get them.
I know but right now I have over 600 books over 4 full doubled row bookshelves. Just need to start over.

no new manga but I picked up a katte ni kaizou reference book
sad it doesn't have hardly any exposure in the west

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It was fully published in my country, for some weird reason.

You're from spain?

I'd say that's funny but honestly I'm surprised it hasn't received more attention considering Kumeta is pretty well known

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Couldn't you flip the image?

Yeah.

Weird thing is I think it's the only Kumeta work that's published here.

A bunch of stuff has come out since I last bought anything, it's about time for another shipment of new volumes.

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If only I could read Jap I would be able to buy so much more manga for a fraction of the price

I have more coming in the mail but right stuff is retarded and takes forever.

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I mean its not hard to learn for the most part, I can read all gana and kana even some kanji the issue with me is I have a small vocab I'm working on expanding. Most shit has furigana so you can cheat your way around alot

Good shit user.
Sora ga Haiiro dakara, Spirit Circle, dragonshields.
10/10

I've been told that depending on what kind of manga you're reading and what the target audience is you will absolutely need at least some kanji

i cant believe some of you arent embarrassed about posting your english translated collection

Older manga is like that yeah but I know some seinen has furigana at least the newer stuff.