The art in manga only got better in 2025, and series like Dandadan and Frieren: Beyond Journey's End prove it.

A first-of-its-kind exhibition in San Francisco shows the artistry and history of the Japanese comics that have fueled hits across TV and film. By Maya Phillips Reporting from San Francisco A demonic ...

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"Art of Manga" on view at the de Young museum, San Francisco, 2025. Photographs by Gary Sexton, courtesy of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco Japanese comics and graphic novels, known as manga, ...

In recent years, the international popularity of manga has led to an increased interest in manhwa and manhua. Manga, manhwa, and manhua sound the same and, generally speaking, are similar in artwork ...

Having said that, the topic of which is objectively better or more popular is quite difficult to quantify. Both manga and manhwa have their own pros and cons and are largely just as niche compared to ...