Buying Manga

I think if its an ABSOLUTE FAVE yesss. Though most of my favorite manga tend to not have too many volumes. I collect western comics/graphic novels already though. I buy second hand more often than not. I'm a humongous cheapskate so manga tends to be off the table.   reply

i like both, i have quite a few manga thanks to some of my ex boyfriends who bought me some hehe but it can be an expensive hobby   reply

Ok, I started reading manga before webcomics became popular, so my early collections are fairly big. Now I’ve slowed down my physical books purchases, and only buy my faves if available (even if it’s not in a language I understand). Latest physical purchases (within the past year): Ex-Yakuza and stray kitten Natsume’s book of friends Spider......   reply

I'm okay with both cause If i had the money yeah ill go buy the hardcopy cause why not i want to perserve it and have it as my decor and something to read about tbh and plus they might have some keychains and gifts such as how when ordering a hard copy of chainsawman you get a lot pictures but if broke yeah wouldn't buy because im unable too and ma......   reply

Amazon, Barnes and nobles (idk if I spelled that right), and bookwalker. You can also try Ebay but I kinda have trust issues with it since it's not always 100% reliable   reply

in my country, there's this bookstore called Fully Booked. there's a lot of manga and comics there you probably will but even if you're broke lol, they have a website and i think they're open for shipping internationally!   reply

My very favorites are Otaku Republic and their sister site Manga Republic. Everything is in Japanese. For English translated manga and novels, I have purchased on EBay from other collectors, Amazon, and RightStufAnime.   1 reply