List of manga magazines

This is a list of manga magazines published in Japan. The majority of manga magazines are categorized into one of five demographics, which correspond to the age and gender of their readership:

  • Kodomo – aimed at young children.
  • Shōnen – aimed at boys.
  • Shōjo – aimed at girls.
  • Seinen – aimed at young adult men.
  • Josei – aimed at young adult women.
For manga magazines published outside of Japan, see List of manga magazines published outside of Japan.
This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by expanding it with reliably sourced entries.

Some entries are listed as "Mixed", indicating that they are aimed at an audience of both girls and boys. For magazines that do not correspond to one of the five demographics, their primary genre is listed.

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Magazine name Japanese name Year of First Issue Year of Last Issue Demographic / Genre Frequency Publisher
4-Koma Nano Ace4コマnanoエース2011[1]2013[1]Shōnen/SeinenMonthlyKadokawa Shoten [1]
Altima Aceアルティマエース2011[2]2012[2]Shōjo[3]Bi-monthlyKadokawa Shoten [2]
Aqua BL Kingdom[4]アクアBLキングダム20072013JoseiBi-monthlyOakla Publishing
Ariaアリア2010[5] Shōjo/Josei[6][7]MonthlyKodansha
Asuka CielあすかCIEL1993[8]1994[8]ShōjoBi-monthlyKadokawa Shoten[8]
Asuka Fantasy DX月刊ASUKAファンタジーDX1991[9]2000ShōjoMonthlyKadokawa Shoten[9]
Be x Boy Gold[10]小説b-Boy1997[11] JoseiBi-monthlyLibre [11]
Be-Loveビー·ラブ1980 Josei[12]Semi-monthlyKodansha
Bessatsu CoroCoro Comic別冊コロコロコミック1977 Kodomo (male)[13]MonthlyShogakukan
Bessatsu Hana to Yume別冊花とゆめ1977[14]2018[15]Shōjo[16]MonthlyHakusensha [14]
Bessatsu Margaret別冊マーガレット1964[17]Shōjo[16][18]MonthlyShueisha [17]
Bessatsu Shōnen Magazine (2009)別冊少年マガジン2009 Shōnen[13]MonthlyKodansha
Betsucomi
(formerly Bessatsu Shōjo Comic)		ベツコミ
(formerly 別冊少女コミック)		1970[19]Shōjo[18]Monthly[19]Shogakukan[19]
Big Comic Originalビッグコミックオリジナル1972 Seinen[20][21]Semi-monthlyShogakukan
Big Comic Superiorビッグコミックスペリオール1987[22]Seinen[20][21]Semi-monthlyShogakukan [22]
Boy's Lifeボーイズライフ19631969Shōnen[20]MonthlyShogakukan
Champion Redチャンピオンレッド2002 Shōnen[23][24][25][26]MonthlyAkita Shoten
Champion Tap!Champion タップ!2013 ShōnenWeeklyAkita Shoten
CharaCharaの本棚1994 ShōjoBi-monthlyTokuma Shoten
Charano!キャラの!20062013MaleBi-monthlyHobby Japan
Cheese!チーズ!1996[27]Shōjo[12]Monthly[27]Shogakukan [27]
Chuchuちゅちゅ20052009Shōjo[12]MonthlyShogakukan
Ciao
(formerly Weekly Shōjo Ciao)		ちゃお
(formerly 週刊少女コミックちゃお)		1976[28]Shōjo[12][16]MonthlyShogakukan [28]
Ciel Tres Tres[29]シエル トレトレ20022014[30]YaoiBi-monthlyKadokawa Shoten
Cocohana
(formerly Chorus)		コーラス1994 Josei[7]MonthlyShueisha
COMコム19671972ShōnenMonthlyOsamu Tezuka
Comi Digi +隔月コミデジ+20062008SeinenBi-monthlyFlex Comix
Comic Beamコミックビーム1995 Seinen[31]MonthlyEnterbrain
Comic Birz月刊コミックバーズ1996 Seinen[20]MonthlyGentosha
Comic Blade Brownieコミックブレイドブラウニー20082009Shōnen/ShōjoIssued onceMag Garden
Comic Blade Masamuneコミックブレイドマサムネ20022007ShōnenBi-monthlyMag Garden
Comic BomBomコミックボンボン19812007Kodomo (male)[32]MonthlyKodansha
Comic Cue[33]コミックCUE19942003SeinenSemi-annuallyEast Press
Comic Earth Starコミック アース・スター2011 ShōnenMonthlyEarth Star Entertainment
Comic Gumコミックガム1996 SeinenMonthlyWani Books
Comic High!コミック·ハイ!2004 Seinen[34]MonthlyFutabasha
Comic Itコミック イット20152018 (print version)JoseiMonthlyKadokawa ASCII Media Works[35][36]
Comic LO成年コミックエルオー2002 Lolicon (male)[37]MonthlyAkane Shinsha
Comic MegaStore[38]コミックメガストア20032013Hentai (adult men)MonthlyCore Magazine
Comic MegaStore H[39]コミックメガストアH2003 Hentai (adult men)MonthlyCore Magazine
Comic Rexコミックレックス2005 ShōnenMonthlyIchijinsha
Comic Rush月刊コミックラッシュ20042014ShōnenMonthlyJive
Comic Sylphシルフ20062017 (print version)[40]Shōjo[18]MonthlyASCII Media Works
Comic Valkyrieコミックヴァルキリー2006 Seinen[41]Bi-monthlyKill Time Communication
Comic Yuri Himeコミック百合姫2005 Shōjo[42]MonthlyIchijinsha
Comic Yuri Hime Sコミック百合姫S20072010[43]Shōnen/Seinen[44]QuarterlyIchijinsha
Comp Aceコンプ エース2005 ShōnenMonthlyKadokawa Shoten
Comptiqコンプティーク1983 SeinenMonthlyKadokawa Shoten
Cookieクッキー1999 Shōjo/Josei[7][12]Bi-monthlyShueisha
CoroCoro Comic月刊コロコロコミック1977 Kodomo (male)[13]MonthlyShogakukan
CoroCoro Ichiban![45]コロコロイチバン!2005 Kodomo (male)[13]MonthlyShogakukan
Craftクラフト1999 YaoiQuarterlyTaiyou Tosho
Dengeki Comic Gao!月刊電撃コミックガオ!19922008Shōnen[46]MonthlyMediaWorks
Dengeki Daioh月刊コミック電撃大王1994 Shōnen[12][47]MonthlyASCII Media Works
Dengeki G's Comic電撃G'sコミック2014 SeinenMonthlyASCII Media Works
Dengeki G's Festival! Comic電撃G's Festival! COMIC20072010SeinenIrregularASCII Media Works
Dengeki G's Magazine電撃G's magazine1992 SeinenMonthlyASCII Media Works
Dengeki hp電撃hp19982007SeinenBi-monthlyMediaWorks
Dengeki Kuro Maoh電撃黒「マ)王20072010SeinenQuarterlyASCII Media Works
Dengeki Maoh電撃「マ)王2005 SeinenMonthlyASCII Media Works
Dengeki Moeoh電撃萌王2002 Seinen[48]Bi-monthlyASCII Media Works
Dengeki Teioh電撃帝王20042006SeinenQuarterlyASCII Media Works
Dessertデザート1996Shōjo/Josei[12][7]MonthlyKodansha
Dragon Age Pureドラゴンエイジピュア20062009ShōnenBi-monthlyFujimi Shobo
Drap[49]ドラ2000 JoseiMonthlyCore Magazine
Eveningイブニング2001 Seinen[21][50]Bi-weeklyKodansha
Feel Youngフィール·ヤング1989 Josei[12]MonthlyShodensha
For Mrs.フォアミセス1986 Josei[51]MonthlyAkita Shoten
Gangan Poweredガンガンパワード20012009ShōnenMonthlySquare Enix
Garoガロ19642002MixedMonthlyKatsuichi Nagai
Gessan
(also referred to as Monthly Shōnen Sunday)		ゲッサン2009 Shōnen[13]MonthlyShogakukan
GFantasy月刊Gファンタジー1993 MixedMonthlySquare Enix
Good! Afternoongood!アフタヌーン2008 Seinen[21]MonthlyKodansha
Grand Jumpグランドジャンプ2011 Seinen[21][52]Semi-monthlyShueisha
Gundam Aceガンダムエース2001 Seinen[48]MonthlyKadokawa Shoten
GUSH [53] ガッシュ 2003 Josei Monthy Kaiohsha
Hana to Yume花とゆめ1974 Shōjo[12][16]Semi-monthlyHakusensha
Hanaoto[54]花音1994 Josei[51]MonthlyHoubunsha
Jossie[55]ジョシィ19981998JoseiIrregularHakusensha
Jump Squareジャンプスクエア2007 Shōnen[13]MonthlyShueisha
JuneコミックJUNE19782004YaoiBi-monthlyMagazine Magazine
(formerly Sun Publishing Co.)
Keitai Manga Town[56]ケータイまんがタウン2006 MixedMonthlyFutabasha
Kerokero Aceケロケロエース20072013ShōnenMonthlyKadokawa Shoten
Kissキス2007 Josei[12]MonthlyKodansha
Kurofune
(formerly Zero and Kurofune Zero)		クロフネ
(formerly ゼロ and クロフネZERO		1994[57] ShōjoSemi-yearlyLibre, Pixiv Comics (since 2012)[58]
LaLaララ1976 Shōjo[12][16]MonthlyHakusensha
LaLa DXララ デラックス1983 Shōjo[16]Bi-monthlyHakusensha
Lemon Peopleレモンピープル19811998Hentai (adult men)MonthlyKubo Shoten
Love Silky[59]
(formerly Silky)		ラブシルキー2013 Josei[60]MonthlyHakusensha
Lupin III Official Magazineルパン三世officialマガジン2004[61]SeinenQuarterlyFutabasha
Magazine Be × BoyB-Boy1993[62]JoseiMonthlyLibre[62]
Magazine Special少年マガジンSPECIAL1983[63]2017[64]Shōnen[13]Monthly [63]Kodansha [63]
Magi-Cuマジキュー20012007Shōnen/SeinenMonthlyEnterbrain
Manga 4-koma Kings Paletteまんが4コマKINGSぱれっと2006 SeinenMonthlyIchijinsha
Manga Action
(formerly Weekly Manga Action)		週刊漫画アクション1967Seinen[12]Bi-weeklyFutabasha
Manga Burikko漫画ブリッコ1982[65]1986[65]Lolicon (male)[66]MonthlySerufu Shuppan[65]
Manga Club[67]まんがくらぶ1987 YonkomaMonthlyTakeshobo
Manga Club Original[68]まんがくらぶオリジナル1999 YonkomaMonthlyTakeshobo
Manga Erotics Fマンガ·エロティクス·エフ20012014MixedBi-monthlyOhta Publishing
Manga Gocchaマンガごっちゃ2010 MixedUnknownMicro Magazine
Manga Homeまんがホーム1987 Seinen[31]MonthlyHoubunsha
Manga Lifeまんがライフ1984 SeinenMonthlyTakeshobo
Manga Life Momo[69]まんがライフMOMO2003 YonkomaMonthlyTakeshobo
Manga Life Original[70]まんがライフオリジナル1988 YonkomaMonthlyTakeshobo
Manga Time[71]まんがタイム1981 Seinen[31]MonthlyHoubunsha
Manga Time Family[71]まんがタイムファミリー1984 Seinen[31]MonthlyHoubunsha
Manga Time Jumboまんがタイムジャンボ1995 Seinen[31]MonthlyHoubunsha
Manga Time Kiraraまんがタイムきらら2002 Seinen[31]MonthlyHoubunsha
Manga Time Kirara CaratまんがタイムきららCarat2003 Seinen[31]MonthlyHoubunsha
Manga Time Kirara Forwardまんがタイムきららフォワード2006 Seinen[31]MonthlyHoubunsha
Manga Time Kirara MaxまんがタイムきららMAX2004 Seinen[31]MonthlyHoubunsha
Manga Time Kirara Miracleまんがタイムきららミラク2011 Seinen[31]MonthlyHoubunsha
Manga Time Lovely[71]まんがタイムラブリー19932011YonkomaMonthlyHoubunsha
Manga Time Originalまんがタイムオリジナル1982 Seinen[31]MonthlyHoubunsha
Manga Time Special[71]まんがタイムスペシャル1992 Seinen[31]MonthlyHoubunsha
Manga Town[72]まんがタウン2000 SeinenMonthlyFutabasha
Margaretマーガレット1963 Shōjo[12][16]Bi-weeklyShueisha
Megami Magazineメガミマガジン1999 SeinenMonthlyGakken
Melodyメロディ1997 Josei[7]Bi-monthlyHakusensha
Monthly Afternoonアフタヌーン1986 Seinen[20]MonthlyKodansha
Monthly Asuka月刊あすか1985 Shōjo[12]MonthlyKadokawa Shoten
Monthly Big Comic Spirits月刊!スピリッツ2009 Seinen[20][21]MonthlyShogakukan
Monthly Comic @Bunch
(formerly Weekly Comic Bunch)		月刊コミック＠バンチ2011 SeinenMonthlyShinchosha
Monthly Comic Alive月刊コミックアライブ2006 SeinenMonthlyMedia Factory
Monthly Comic Avarus
(formerly Monthly Comic Blade Avarus)		月刊コミックアヴァルス
(formerly 月刊コミックブレイドアヴァルス)		2007 Shōjo[73]MonthlyMag Garden
Monthly Comic Blade月刊コミックブレイド2002 ShōnenIrregularMag Garden
Monthly Comic Dragon月刊コミックドラゴン19922003ShōnenMonthlyFujimi Shobo
Monthly Comic Flapperコミックフラッパー1999 SeinenMonthlyMedia Factory
Monthly Comic Garden月刊コミックガーデン2014 Shōnen/ShōjoMonthlyMag Garden
Monthly Comic Gene月刊コミックジーン2011 Shōjo[74]MonthlyMedia Factory
Monthly Comic NORA[75]月刊コミックNORA19861998ShōnenMonthlyGakken
Monthly Comic Ryū月刊COMICリュウ1979 SeinenMonthlyTokuma Shoten
Monthly Comic Zenon月刊コミックゼノン2010 SeinenMonthlyTokuma Shoten
Monthly Comic Zero Sum月刊コミックZERO-SUM2002 Josei[76]MonthlyIchijinsha
Monthly Dragon Age
(formerly Monthly Comic Dragon)		月刊ドラゴンエイジ2003 Shōnen[48]MonthlyFujimi Shobo
Monthly Dragon Magazineドラゴンマガジン1988 ShōnenBi-monthlyFujimi Shobo
Monthly Gangan Joker月刊ガンガンJOKER2009 ShōnenMonthlySquare Enix
Monthly Gangan Wing月刊ガンガンWING19962009ShōnenMonthlySquare Enix
Monthly Ikki月刊IKKI2003[77]2014Seinen[48]MonthlyShogakukan [77]
Monthly Magazine Z月刊マガジンZ1999[78]2009[78]SeinenMonthlyKodansha[78]
Monthly Shōnen Champion
(formerly Bessatsu Shōnen Champion)		月刊少年チャンピオン1970 ShōnenMonthlyAkita Shoten
Monthly Shōnen Gangan月刊少年ガンガン1991 Shōnen[12]MonthlySquare Enix
Monthly Shōnen Jump
(formerly Bessatsu Shōnen Jump)		月刊少年ジャンプ
(formerly 別冊少年ジャンプ)		19702007ShōnenMonthlyShueisha
Monthly Shōnen Magazine
(formerly Bessatsu Shōnen Magazine)		月刊少年マガジン
(formerly 別冊少年マガジン)		1964 Shōnen[13]MonthlyKodansha
Monthly Shōnen Sirius月刊少年シリウス2005 Shōnen[13]MonthlyKodansha
Monthly Sunday Gene-X月刊サンデーGENE-X2000 Seinen[48]MonthlyShogakukan
Morning 2モーニング·ツー2006 Seinen[21]MonthlyKodansha
Nakayoshiなかよし1955[79] Shōjo[12][16]Monthly[79]Kodansha [79]
Newtypeニュータイプ1985 MixedMonthlyKadokawa Shoten
Oh Super Jumpオースーパージャンプ20052011SeinenMonthlyShueisha
Operaオペラ2005YaoiQuarterlyAkane Shinsha[80]
Petit Comicプチコミック1977 Josei[81]MonthlyShogakukan
Play Comic[82]プレイコミック1968 Seinen[20]Semi-monthlyAkita Shoten
Princessプリンセス1975[83]Shōjo[12]Monthly[83]Akita Shoten [83]
Princess GoldプリンセスGOLD1979[84]2020[85]ShōjoSemi-monthlyAkita Shoten
Pucchigumiぷっちぐみ2006 Kodomo (female)[86]MonthlyShogakukan
Ribonりぼん1955 Shōjo[12][16]MonthlyShueisha
Ribon Originalりぼんオリジナル19812006ShōjoBi-monthlyShueisha
Saikyō Jump最強ジャンプ2010 ShōnenBi-monthlyShueisha
Sho-Comi
(formerly Shōjo Comic)		少コミ
(formerly 少女コミック)		1968 Shōjo[12]Semi-monthlyShogakukan
Shōjo Friend少女フレンド19621996ShōjoMonthlyKodansha
Shōnen Ai no Bigaku少年愛の美学20032008Shotacon (male)[87]IrregularShobukan
Shōnen Ace月刊少年エース1994 Shōnen[12]MonthlyKadokawa Shoten
Shōnen Big Comic
(formerly Weekly Shōnen Big Comic & Manga-kun)		少年ビッグコミック
(formerly 週刊少年ビッグコミック and マンガくん)		19761987ShōnenBi-weeklyShogakukan
Shōnen Book少年ブック19581969ShōnenMonthlyShueisha
Shōnen Magazine Edge[88]少年マガジンエッジ2015 Shōnen[89][90]MonthlyKodansha
Shōnen Rival月刊少年ライバル20082014Shōnen[91]MonthlyKodansha
Shōnen Sekai少年世界18951914ShōnenMonthlyHakubunkan
Shōnen Sunday Super
(formerly Shōnen Sunday Zokan)		少年サンデー超
(formerly 週刊少年サンデー増刊号)		1978 Shōnen[13]MonthlyShogakukan
Silkyシルキー19852013Josei[12]Bi-monthlyHakusensha
Super Jumpスーパージャンプ19862011Seinen[52]Bi-weeklyShueisha
Televi-Kunてれびくん1976[92] Kodomo (male)[86][93]MonthlyShogakukan<[92]
The Hana to Yumeザ花とゆめ1999 ShōjoBi-monthlyHakusensha
Tsubomiつぼみ2009[94]2012YuriQuarterly/Bi-monthlyHoubunsha [94]
Ultra Jumpウルトラ ジャンプ1999 Seinen[12]MonthlyShueisha
V Jumpブイジャンプ1993 ShōnenMonthlyShueisha
Weekly Comic Bunch週刊コミックバンチ2001[95]2010[95]Seinen[48]WeeklyCoamix/Shinchosha [95]
Weekly Manga Goraku週刊漫画ゴラク1968 Seinen[31]WeeklyNihon Bungeisha
Weekly Manga Sunday週刊漫画サンデー19592013SeinenWeeklyJitsugyo no Nihon Sha
Weekly Manga Times週刊漫画TIMES1956 Seinen[31][96]WeeklyHoubunsha
Weekly Morning
(formerly Comic Morning)		週刊モーニング
(formerly コミックモーニング)		1982 Seinen[20]WeeklyKodansha
Weekly Shōnen Champion週刊少年チャンピオン1969 Shōnen[12]WeeklyAkita Shoten
Weekly Shōnen Jump
(formerly Shōnen Jump)		週刊少年ジャンプ
(formerly 少年ジャンプ)		1968[97] Shōnen[12][13]WeeklyShueisha
Weekly Shōnen Magazine週刊少年マガジン1959 Shōnen[13][98]WeeklyKodansha
Weekly Shōnen Sunday週刊少年サンデー1959 Shōnen[12][13]WeeklyShogakukan
Weekly Young Jump週刊ヤングジャンプ1979 Seinen[12][21]WeeklyShueisha
Weekly Young Sunday週刊ヤングサンデー19872008Seinen[20]WeeklyShogakukan
Wings月刊ウィングス1982 Shōjo[12]MonthlyShinshokan
Youユー1980 Josei[7]Semi-monthlyShueisha
Young Aceヤングエース2009 SeinenMonthlyKadokawa Shoten
Young Animal
(formerly Animal House)		ヤングアニマル
(formerly アニマルハウス)		1989 Seinen[12][21]Bi-weeklyHakusensha
Young Animal Arashiヤングアニマル嵐2000 Seinen[21]MonthlyHakusensha
Young Championヤングチャンピオン1988 Seinen[31]Semi-monthlyAkita Shoten
Young Comicヤングコミック1967 Seinen[20][31]MonthlyShōnen Gahōsha
Young Ganganヤングガンガン2004 SeinenSemi-monthlySquare Enix
Young Kingヤングキング1987 Seinen[31]Bi-weeklyShōnen Gahōsha
Young King OURsヤングキングアワーズ1993 Seinen[12][31]MonthlyShōnen Gahōsha
Young Magazine週刊ヤングマガジン1980 Seinen[20][31]WeeklyKodansha
Young Magazine Uppersヤングマガジンアッパーズ1998[99]2004[99]SeinenSemi-monthlyKodansha [99]
Young Youヤングユー1986[100]2005[100]Josei[12]MonthlyShueisha [100]
Yuri Shimai百合姉妹20032004YuriQuarterlySun Magazine
Zero Sum Ward[101]ゼロサムWARD20032015Josei[102]Bi-MonthlyIchijinsha
Zōkan Young Gangan増刊ヤングガンガン2007 SeinenIrregularSquare Enix

The following have full details on the magazine entry:

Magazine name Japanese name Cover date of First Issue Cover date of Last Issue Demographic Frequency Publisher
Amazing ComicsアメージングコミックスMay 31, 1988[103]April 30, 1989[103]MixedBi-monthlyKasakura Shuppansha[103]
Publication started in May 1988 and ended in April 30, 1989 with issue #5. The magazine mainly Sci-Fi, and horror related manga. Not to be confused for the Canadian-American underground comic publisher of the same name.[103]
Bessatsu Friend
(formerly Bessatsu Shoujo Friend)		 別冊フレンド
(別冊少女フレンド)		1965[104]Shōjo[12][16]Monthly[104]Kodansha [104]
Originally published as Bessatsu Shoujo Friend between 1965 until December 1984.[104]
Bessatsu Shōnen Sunday 別冊少年サンデー1960[105]1974ShōnenQuarterly,
Monthly		Shogakukan
Published quarterly from Spring 1960 to Winter 1964,[105] then monthly from January 1965 until March 1974. Sluggish sales and the 1973 oil crisis paper shortage caused the closure. It had a short-lived spinoff titled Deluxe Shōnen Sunday. Titles included Android Kikaider, The Return of Ultraman, Kikaider 01, Obake no Q-tarō, Osomatsu-kun, and Ultraman Ace.
Big Comicビッグコミック1968[106]Seinen[20][21]Semi-monthly[106]Shogakukan[106]
Originally published monthly, the magazine changed format to semi monthly from April 1969.[106]
Big Comic SpiritsビッグコミックスピリッツNovember 15, 1980[107]Seinen[12][21]WeeklyShogakukan
Started as monthly magazine in November 1980 and changed to Bi-Weekly on July 30, 1981.[107] became a weekly magazine in April 1986[108]
Business JumpビジネスジャンプJuly 1985[109]November 2, 2011[110]Seinen[12]Bi-weeklyShueisha [109]
Began as a monthly magazine until March 1986 when it changed to bi weekly.[109][110] It was finally closed alongside Super Jump and was succeeded by Grand Jump.[111]
Champion Red Ichigoチャンピオンレッドいちご20062014SeinenBi-monthlyAkita Shoten
Red Ichigo was a series of special editions of Champion Red that was aimed at Seinen readership. The series lasted until 2014 when it was discontinued.[112]
Monthly Flowers
(formerly Petit Flower)		月刊flowers
(プチフラワー)		May 1, 1980[113]JoseiMonthly[114]Shogakukan[113]
Published quarterly from launch until November 1981. Relaunched as bimonthly January 1982 and then monthly from March 1984.[113] Renamed to Monthly Flowers in June 2002.[114]

See also

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