Yeah, it's probably similar as to why there aren't a lot of anime that mimic Yoshitaka Amano's intricate, detailed style: you're on a tight schedule and you need to produce, so you're going to go with a style you can do quickly.

@kilocron said in Manga that the MC is not a simp or clumsy(serious type):

@pcj I wouldn't call her a simp or anything, but she mentions several times that she really enjoys all the sex, at least with decent partners.

Yeah, enjoying sex is different from pursuing romance though, especially in the industry she's working in.

Just want to note that MangaPlaza is up in pre-registration (service starts March 1), they're currently offering 72 titles and it appears it will be a monthly subscription service to the full catalogue of whatever they'll be offering once the service goes live

https://cpn.mangaplaza.com/

@zz2000
Those two as the central characters?
This could be silly.

Submit will go away this fall, and books already on the platform will need to be re-uploaded to KDP.

And if JNC's re-uploaded releases are a guide, no updated versions for customers who already purchased them. Fun fun fun.

We also have Denpa, and Kaiten, however they also sell their manga direct on their websites, DRM-free.

(Not all of Denpa’s catalog is available as ebooks, some (like Kaiji) are only available in physical format

@jon-mitchell said in Is INKR a legit service?:

is the content similar across providers??

I've never honestly seen the content overlap between providers, so much like how the world of streaming video has segmented off into individual corporate providers much how like cable TV did, legit manga sites basically offer you titles that each company owns and you'd need to subscribe to multiple sites to get everything being offered.

If you're interested in the SJ titles Viz does though, you only need an account to stay current. I believe the first 3 chapters and the most recent 3 chapters are available with free accounts, you only need a paid subscription if you want to access chapters outside of that.

@rahul-balaggan I thought it would be good for site promotion since you guys are a part of Kadokawa now.

@kronosking simulpub through J-Novel Club me man!

@terrence said in Humble Manga Bundle: Terrifying Tales by Kodansha 10/8-10/28/2020:

(I assume that Dear Cramer one is complete? 24 volumes of Seven Deadly Sins the whole series?).

Seven Deadly Sins manga is complete with 41 volumes.

As for Cramer, it is not yet complete with 13 volumes as volume 14 just came out in Japan a couple days ago. Also, this HB sale does not include the 2 volume prequel, Sayonara, Football.