List of manga magazines

For manga magazines published outside of Japan, see List of manga magazines published outside of Japan.

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This is a list of manga magazines or manga anthologies (漫画雑誌, manga zasshi) 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.

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 Ace	4コマnanoエース	2011[1]	2013[1]	Shōnen/Seinen	Monthly	Kadokawa Shoten[1]
Altima Ace	アルティマエース	2011[2]	2012[2]	Shōjo[3]	Bi-monthly	Kadokawa Shoten[2]
Aqua BL Kingdom[4]	アクアBLキングダム	2007	2013	Josei	Bi-monthly	Oakla Publishing
Aria	アリア	2010[5]	2018[6]	Shōjo/Josei[7][8]	Monthly	Kodansha
Asuka Ciel	あすかCIEL	1993[9]	1994[9]	Shōjo	Bi-monthly	Kadokawa Shoten[9]
Asuka Fantasy DX	月刊ASUKAファンタジーDX	1991[10]	2000	Shōjo	Monthly	Kadokawa Shoten[10]
Be x Boy Gold[11]	小説b-Boy	1993[12]		Josei	Bi-monthly	Libre[12]
Be-Love	ビー·ラブ	1980		Josei[13]	Semi-monthly	Kodansha
Bessatsu CoroCoro Comic	別冊コロコロコミック	1977		Kodomo (male)[14]	Monthly	Shogakukan
Bessatsu Hana to Yume	別冊花とゆめ	1977[15]	2018[16]	Shōjo[17]	Monthly	Hakusensha[15]
Bessatsu Margaret	別冊マーガレット	1964[18]		Shōjo[17][19]	Monthly	Shueisha[18]
Bessatsu Shōnen Magazine	別冊少年マガジン	2009		Shōnen[14]	Monthly	Kodansha
Betsucomi (formerly Bessatsu Shōjo Comic)	ベツコミ (formerly 別冊少女コミック)	1970[20]		Shōjo[19]	Monthly[20]	Shogakukan[20]
Big Comic Original	ビッグコミックオリジナル	1972		Seinen[21][22]	Semi-monthly	Shogakukan
Big Comic Superior	ビッグコミックスペリオール	1987[23]		Seinen[21][22]	Semi-monthly	Shogakukan[23]
Bōken Ō	冒険王	1949	1983	Shōnen	monthly	Akita Shoten
Bouquet	ぶ〜け	1978	2000	Shōjo	monthly	Shueisha
Boy's Life	ボーイズライフ	1963	1969	Shōnen[21]	Monthly	Shogakukan
Cats' Casebook[24]	猫たちの事件簿	2020[24]		Josei	Irregular	Seisensha
Champion Red	チャンピオンレッド	2002		Shōnen[25][26][27][28]	Monthly	Akita Shoten
Champion Tap!	Champion タップ!	2013		Shōnen	Weekly	Akita Shoten
Chara	Charaの本棚	1994		Shōjo	Bi-monthly	Tokuma Shoten
Charano!	キャラの!	2006	2013	Male	Bi-monthly	Hobby Japan
Cheese!	チーズ!	1996[29]		Shōjo[13]	Monthly[29]	Shogakukan[29]
Chuchu	ちゅちゅ	2005	2009	Shōjo[13]	Monthly	Shogakukan
Ciao (formerly Weekly Shōjo Ciao)	ちゃお (formerly 週刊少女コミックちゃお)	1976[30]		Shōjo[13][17]	Monthly	Shogakukan[30]
Ciel Tres Tres[31]	シエル トレトレ	2002	2014[32]	Yaoi	Bi-monthly	Kadokawa Shoten
Cocohana (formerly Chorus)	コーラス	1994		Josei[8]	Monthly	Shueisha
COM	コム	1967	1972	Shōnen	Monthly	Osamu Tezuka
Comi Digi +	隔月コミデジ+	2006	2008	Seinen	Bi-monthly	Flex Comix
Comic Aoha	COMIC アオハ	2019[33]		Hentai	Quarterly	Akane Shinsha
Comic Bavel	コミック バベル	2014[34]		Hentai	Monthly	Bunendo
Comic Beam	コミックビーム	1995		Seinen[35]	Monthly	Enterbrain
Comic Birz	月刊コミックバーズ	1996	2018	Seinen[21]	Monthly	Gentosha
Comic Blade Brownie	コミックブレイドブラウニー	2008	2009	Shōnen/Shōjo	Issued once	Mag Garden
Comic Blade Masamune	コミックブレイドマサムネ	2002	2007	Shōnen	Bi-monthly	Mag Garden
Comic BomBom	コミックボンボン	1981	2007	Kodomo (male)[36]	Monthly	Kodansha
Comic Cue[37]	コミックCUE	1994	2003	Seinen	Semi-annually	East Press
Comic Earth Star	コミック アース・スター	2011	2014 (print version)[38]	Shōnen	Monthly	Earth Star Entertainment
Comic Gum	コミックガム	1996	2015	Seinen	Monthly	Wani Books
Comic High!	コミック·ハイ!	2004	2015	Seinen[39]	Monthly	Futabasha
Comic It	コミック イット	2015	2018 (print version)	Josei	Monthly	Kadokawa ASCII Media Works[40][41]
Comic Kairakuten	COMIC快楽天	1994[42]		Hentai	Monthly	Wanimagazine
Comic Kairakuten BEAST	COMIC快楽天ビースト	2005[43]		Hentai	Monthly	Wanimagazine
Comic LO	成年コミックエルオー	2002		Lolicon (male)[44]	Monthly	Akane Shinsha
Comic MegaStore[45]	コミックメガストア	2003	2013	Hentai (adult men)	Monthly	Core Magazine
Comic MegaStore H[46]	コミックメガストアH	2003		Hentai (adult men)	Monthly	Core Magazine
Comic Rex	コミックレックス	2005		Shōnen	Monthly	Ichijinsha
Comic Rush	月刊コミックラッシュ	2004	2014	Shōnen	Monthly	Jive
Comic Shitsurakuten	COMIC失楽天	2005[47]		Hentai	Monthly	Wanimagazine
Comic Sylph	シルフ	2006	2017 (print version)[48]	Shōjo[19]	Monthly	ASCII Media Works
Comic Valkyrie	コミックヴァルキリー	2006		Seinen[49]	Bi-monthly	Kill Time Communication
Comic Yuri Hime	コミック百合姫	2005		Shōjo[50]	Monthly	Ichijinsha
Comic Yuri Hime S	コミック百合姫S	2007	2010[51]	Shōnen/Seinen[52]	Quarterly	Ichijinsha
Comic X-Eros	COMICゼロス	2012[53]		Hentai	Bi-monthly	Wanimagazine
Comp Ace	コンプ エース	2005		Shōnen	Monthly	Kadokawa Shoten
Comptiq	コンプティーク	1983		Seinen	Monthly	Kadokawa Shoten
Cookie	クッキー	2000		Josei	Bi-monthly	Shueisha
CoroCoro Aniki	コロコロアニキ	2014[54]	2021 (print version)[54]	Seinen	Quarterly	Shogakukan
CoroCoro Comic	月刊コロコロコミック	1977		Kodomo (male)[14]	Monthly	Shogakukan
CoroCoro Ichiban![55]	コロコロイチバン!	2005		Kodomo (male)[14]	Monthly	Shogakukan
Craft	クラフト	1999		Yaoi	Semi-monthly[56]	Taiyoh Tosho
Dascomi (formerly Comic Europa)[57]	ダスコミ	2014[58]	2015 (print version)[58]	Hentai	Bi-monthly	Bunendo
Dengeki Comic Gao!	月刊電撃コミックガオ!	1992	2008	Shōnen[59]	Monthly	MediaWorks
Dengeki Daioh	月刊コミック電撃大王	1994		Shōnen[13][60]	Monthly	ASCII Media Works
Dengeki G's Comic	電撃G'sコミック	2014	2019 (print version)[61]	Seinen	Monthly	ASCII Media Works
Dengeki G's Festival! Comic	電撃G's Festival! COMIC	2007	2010	Seinen	Irregular	ASCII Media Works
Dengeki G's Magazine	電撃G's magazine	1992		Seinen	Monthly	ASCII Media Works
Dengeki hp	電撃hp	1998	2007	Seinen	Bi-monthly	MediaWorks
Dengeki Kuro Maoh	電撃黒「マ)王	2007	2010	Seinen	Quarterly	ASCII Media Works
Dengeki Maoh	電撃「マ)王	2005		Seinen	Monthly	ASCII Media Works
Dengeki Moeoh	電撃萌王	2002		Seinen[62]	Bi-monthly	ASCII Media Works
Dengeki Teioh	電撃帝王	2004	2006	Seinen	Quarterly	ASCII Media Works
Dessert	デザート	1996		Shōjo/Josei[13][8]	Monthly	Kodansha
Dragon Age Pure	ドラゴンエイジピュア	2006	2009	Shōnen	Bi-monthly	Fujimi Shobo
Drap[63]	ドラ	2000		Josei	Monthly	Core Magazine
Evening	イブニング	2001	2023[64]	Seinen[22][65]	Bi-weekly	Kodansha
Feel Young	フィール·ヤング	1989		Josei[13]	Monthly	Shodensha
For Mrs.	フォアミセス	1986		Josei[66]	Monthly	Akita Shoten
Gangan Powered	ガンガンパワード	2001	2009	Shōnen	Monthly	Square Enix
Garo	ガロ	1964	2002	Mixed	Monthly	Katsuichi Nagai
Gessan (also referred to as Monthly Shōnen Sunday)	ゲッサン	2009		Shōnen[14]	Monthly	Shogakukan
GFantasy	月刊Gファンタジー	1993		Mixed	Monthly	Square Enix
Girls forM	ガールズフォーム	2012[67]	2019[68]	Hentai	Semi-annually	Akane Shinsha
Good! Afternoon	good!アフタヌーン	2008		Seinen[22]	Monthly	Kodansha
Grand Jump	グランドジャンプ	2011		Seinen[22][69]	Semi-monthly	Shueisha
Gundam Ace	ガンダムエース	2001		Seinen[62]	Monthly	Kadokawa Shoten
GUSH [70]	ガッシュ	2003		Josei	Monthly	Kaiohsha
Hana to Yume	花とゆめ	1974		Shōjo[13][17]	Semi-monthly	Hakusensha
Hanaoto[71]	花音	1994		Josei[66]	Monthly	Houbunsha
Hitomi	ひとみ	1978[72]	1991	Shōjo	Monthly	Akita Shoten
Jossie[73]	ジョシィ	1998	1998	Josei	Irregular	Hakusensha
Jump Square	ジャンプスクエア	2007		Shōnen[14]	Monthly	Shueisha
June	コミックJUNE	1978	2004	Yaoi	Bi-monthly	Magazine Magazine [ja] (formerly Sun Publishing Co.)
Keitai Manga Town[74]	ケータイまんがタウン	2006		Mixed	Monthly	Futabasha
Kerokero Ace	ケロケロエース	2007	2013	Shōnen	Monthly	Kadokawa Shoten
Kiss	キス	2007		Josei[13]	Monthly	Kodansha
Kurofune (formerly Zero and Kurofune Zero)	クロフネ (formerly ゼロ and クロフネZERO	1994[75]		Shōjo	Semi-yearly	Libre, Pixiv Comics (since 2012)[76]
LaLa	ララ	1976		Shōjo[13][17]	Monthly	Hakusensha
LaLa DX	ララ デラックス	1983		Shōjo[17]	Bi-monthly	Hakusensha
Lemon People	レモンピープル	1981	1998	Hentai (adult men)	Monthly	Kubo Shoten
Love Proclamation Pinky[77]	恋愛宣言PINKY	2010[77]		Josei	Bi-monthly	Shusuisha
Love Silky[78] (formerly Silky)	ラブシルキー シルキー	1985	2013	Josei[79]	Monthly	Hakusensha
Lupin III Official Magazine	ルパン三世officialマガジン	2004[80]		Seinen	Quarterly	Futabasha
Magazine Be × Boy	B-Boy	1993[81]		Josei	Monthly	Libre[81]
Magazine Special	少年マガジンSPECIAL	1983[82]	2017[83]	Shōnen[14]	Monthly [82]	Kodansha[82]
Mag'ison	マッグイソン	2020		Kodomo, Shōjo, Shōnen, Josei, Seinen	Weekly	Ewing Publication[84]
Magi-Cu	マジキュー	2001	2007	Shōnen/Seinen	Monthly	Enterbrain
Manga 4-koma Kings Palette	まんが4コマKINGSぱれっと	2006		Seinen	Monthly	Ichijinsha
Manga Action (formerly Weekly Manga Action)	週刊漫画アクション	1967		Seinen[13]	Bi-weekly	Futabasha
Manga Burikko	漫画ブリッコ	1982[85]	1986[85]	Lolicon (male)[86]	Monthly	Serufu Shuppan[85]
Manga Club[87]	まんがくらぶ	1987		Yonkoma	Monthly	Takeshobo
Manga Club Original[88]	まんがくらぶオリジナル	1999		Yonkoma	Monthly	Takeshobo
Manga Erotics F	マンガ·エロティクス·エフ	2001	2014	Mixed	Bi-monthly	Ohta Publishing
Manga Erotopia (formerly Manga Bestseller)	漫画エロトピア	1973[89]	2000[89]	Hentai	Monthly	Wanimagazine (formerly KK Bestsellers)
Manga Goccha	マンガごっちゃ	2010		Mixed	Unknown	Micro Magazine
Manga Home	まんがホーム	1987		Seinen[35]	Monthly	Houbunsha
Manga Life	まんがライフ	1984		Seinen	Monthly	Takeshobo
Manga Life Momo[90]	まんがライフMOMO	2003		Yonkoma	Monthly	Takeshobo
Manga Life Original[91]	まんがライフオリジナル	1988		Yonkoma	Monthly	Takeshobo
Manga Shōnen	漫画少年	1947	1954	Shōnen	monthly	Asahi Sonorama
Manga Time[92]	まんがタイム	1981		Seinen[35]	Monthly	Houbunsha
Manga Time Family[92]	まんがタイムファミリー	1984		Seinen[35]	Monthly	Houbunsha
Manga Time Jumbo	まんがタイムジャンボ	1995		Seinen[35]	Monthly	Houbunsha
Manga Time Kirara	まんがタイムきらら	2002		Seinen[35]	Monthly	Houbunsha
Manga Time Kirara Carat	まんがタイムきららCarat	2003		Seinen[35]	Monthly	Houbunsha
Manga Time Kirara Forward	まんがタイムきららフォワード	2006		Seinen[35]	Monthly	Houbunsha
Manga Time Kirara Max	まんがタイムきららMAX	2004		Seinen[35]	Monthly	Houbunsha
Manga Time Kirara Miracle	まんがタイムきららミラク	2011		Seinen[35]	Monthly	Houbunsha
Manga Time Lovely[92]	まんがタイムラブリー	1993	2011	Yonkoma	Monthly	Houbunsha
Manga Time Original	まんがタイムオリジナル	1982		Seinen[35]	Monthly	Houbunsha
Manga Time Special[92]	まんがタイムスペシャル	1992		Seinen[35]	Monthly	Houbunsha
Manga Town[93]	まんがタウン	2000		Seinen	Monthly	Futabasha
Margaret	マーガレット	1963		Shōjo[13][17]	Semi-monthly	Shueisha
Megami Magazine	メガミマガジン	1999		Seinen	Monthly	Gakken
Melody	メロディ	1997		Josei[8]	Bi-monthly	Hakusensha
Mimi	ミミ	1975	1996	Shōjo	Monthly / Semimonthly	Kodansha
Monthly Action	月刊アクション	2013[94]		Seinen	Monthly	Futabasha
Monthly Afternoon	アフタヌーン	1986		Seinen[21]	Monthly	Kodansha
Monthly Asuka	月刊あすか	1985		Shōjo[13]	Monthly	Kadokawa Shoten
Monthly Big Comic Spirits	月刊!スピリッツ	2009		Seinen[21][22]	Monthly	Shogakukan
Monthly Comic @Bunch (formerly Weekly Comic Bunch)	月刊コミック@バンチ	2011		Seinen	Monthly	Shinchosha
Monthly Comic Alive	月刊コミックアライブ	2006		Seinen	Monthly	Media 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[95]	Monthly	Mag Garden
Monthly Comic Blade	月刊コミックブレイド	2002		Shōnen	Irregular	Mag Garden
Monthly Comic Dragon	月刊コミックドラゴン	1992	2003	Shōnen	Monthly	Fujimi Shobo
Monthly Comic Flapper	コミックフラッパー	1999		Seinen	Monthly	Media Factory
Monthly Comic Garden	月刊コミックガーデン	2014		Shōnen/Shōjo	Monthly	Mag Garden
Monthly Comic Gene	月刊コミックジーン	2011		Shōjo[96]	Monthly	Media Factory
Monthly Comic NORA[97]	月刊コミックNORA	1986	1998	Shōnen	Monthly	Gakken
Monthly Comic Ryū	月刊COMICリュウ	1979		Seinen	Monthly	Tokuma Shoten
Monthly Comic Zenon	月刊コミックゼノン	2010		Seinen	Monthly	Tokuma Shoten
Monthly Comic Zero Sum	月刊コミックZERO-SUM	2002		Josei[98]	Monthly	Ichijinsha
Monthly Dragon Age (formerly Monthly Comic Dragon)	月刊ドラゴンエイジ	2003		Shōnen[62]	Monthly	Fujimi Shobo
Monthly Dragon Magazine	ドラゴンマガジン	1988		Shōnen	Bi-monthly	Fujimi Shobo
Monthly Gangan Joker	月刊ガンガンJOKER	2009		Shōnen	Monthly	Square Enix
Monthly Gangan Wing	月刊ガンガンWING	1996	2009	Shōnen	Monthly	Square Enix
Monthly Halloween	月刊ハロウィン	1985[99]	1995[99]	Shōjo	Monthly	Asahi Sonorama
Monthly Ikki	月刊IKKI	2003[100]	2014	Seinen[62]	Monthly	Shogakukan[100]
Monthly Magazine Z	月刊マガジンZ	1999[101]	2009[101]	Seinen	Monthly	Kodansha[101]
Monthly Shōnen Champion (formerly Bessatsu Shōnen Champion)	月刊少年チャンピオン	1970		Shōnen	Monthly	Akita Shoten
Monthly Shōnen Gangan	月刊少年ガンガン	1991		Shōnen[13]	Monthly	Square 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)	1970	2007	Shōnen	Monthly	Shueisha
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[14]	Monthly	Kodansha
Monthly Shōnen Sirius	月刊少年シリウス	2005		Shōnen[14]	Monthly	Kodansha
Monthly Sunday Gene-X	月刊サンデーGENE-X	2000		Seinen[62]	Monthly	Shogakukan
Morning 2	モーニング·ツー	2006		Seinen[22]	Monthly	Kodansha
Nakayoshi	なかよし	1955[102]		Shōjo[13][17]	Monthly[102]	Kodansha[102]
Newtype	ニュータイプ	1985		Mixed	Monthly	Kadokawa Shoten
Office You		1985[103]		Josei	Monthly[103]	Shueisha[103]
Oh Super Jump	オースーパージャンプ	2005	2011	Seinen	Monthly	Shueisha
Opera	オペラ	2005		Yaoi	Quarterly	Akane Shinsha[104]
Petit Comic	プチコミック	1977		Josei[105]	Monthly	Shogakukan
Play Comic[106]	プレイコミック	1968		Seinen[21]	Semi-monthly	Akita Shoten
Premiere Cheese	プレミアCheese!	2016[107]		Shōjo	Bi-monthly	Shogakukan
Princess	プリンセス	1975[108]		Shōjo[13]	Monthly[108]	Akita Shoten[108]
Princess Gold	プリンセスGOLD	1979[109]	2020[110]	Shōjo	Semi-monthly	Akita Shoten
Pucchigumi	ぷっちぐみ	2006		Kodomo (female)[111]	Monthly	Shogakukan
Ribon	りぼん	1955		Shōjo[13][17]	Monthly	Shueisha
Ribon Original	りぼんオリジナル	1981	2006	Shōjo	Bi-monthly	Shueisha
Saikyō Jump	最強ジャンプ	2010		Shōnen	Bi-monthly	Shueisha
Sho-Comi (formerly Shōjo Comic)	少コミ (formerly 少女コミック)	1968		Shōjo[13]	Semi-monthly	Shogakukan
Shōjo Friend	少女フレンド	1962	1996	Shōjo	Monthly	Kodansha
Shōnen Ai no Bigaku	少年愛の美学	2003	2008	Shotacon (male)[112]	Irregular	Shobukan
Shōnen Ace	月刊少年エース	1994		Shōnen[13]	Monthly	Kadokawa 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)	1976	1987	Shōnen	Bi-weekly	Shogakukan
Shōnen Book	少年ブック	1958	1969	Shōnen	Monthly	Shueisha
Shōnen Magazine Edge[113]	少年マガジンエッジ	2015		Shōnen[114][115]	Monthly	Kodansha
Shōnen Rival	月刊少年ライバル	2008	2014	Shōnen[116]	Monthly	Kodansha
Shōnen Sekai	少年世界	1895	1914	Shōnen	Monthly	Hakubunkan
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[14]	Monthly	Shogakukan
Silky	シルキー	1985	2013	Josei[13]	Bi-monthly	Hakusensha
Super Jump	スーパージャンプ	1986	2011	Seinen[69]	Bi-weekly	Shueisha
Televi-Kun	てれびくん	1976[117]		Kodomo (male)[111][118]	Monthly	Shogakukan<[117]
The Hana to Yume	ザ花とゆめ	1999		Shōjo	Bi-monthly	Hakusensha
Tsubomi	つぼみ	2009[119]	2012	Yuri	Quarterly/Bi-monthly	Houbunsha[119]
Ultra Jump	ウルトラ ジャンプ	1999		Seinen[13]	Monthly	Shueisha
V Jump	ブイジャンプ	1993		Shōnen	Monthly	Shueisha
Weekly Comic Bunch	週刊コミックバンチ	2001[120]	2010[120]	Seinen[62]	Weekly	Coamix/Shinchosha[120]
Weekly Manga Goraku	週刊漫画ゴラク	1968		Seinen[35]	Weekly	Nihon Bungeisha
Weekly Manga Sunday	週刊漫画サンデー	1959	2013	Seinen	Weekly	Jitsugyo no Nihon Sha
Weekly Manga Times	週刊漫画TIMES	1956		Seinen[35][121]	Weekly	Houbunsha
Weekly Morning (formerly Comic Morning)	週刊モーニング (formerly コミックモーニング)	1982		Seinen[21]	Weekly	Kodansha
Weekly Shōnen Champion	週刊少年チャンピオン	1969		Shōnen[13]	Weekly	Akita Shoten
Weekly Shōnen Jump (formerly Shōnen Jump)	週刊少年ジャンプ (formerly 少年ジャンプ)	1968[122]		Shōnen[13][14]	Weekly	Shueisha
Weekly Shōnen Magazine	週刊少年マガジン	1959		Shōnen[14][123]	Weekly	Kodansha
Weekly Shōnen Sunday	週刊少年サンデー	1959		Shōnen[13][14]	Weekly	Shogakukan
Weekly Young Jump	週刊ヤングジャンプ	1979		Seinen[13][22]	Weekly	Shueisha
Weekly Young Sunday	週刊ヤングサンデー	1987	2008	Seinen[21]	Weekly	Shogakukan
Wings	月刊ウィングス	1982		Shōjo[13]	Monthly	Shinshokan
You	ユー	1982	2018[124]	Josei[8]	Semi-monthly	Shueisha
Young Ace	ヤングエース	2009		Seinen	Monthly	Kadokawa Shoten
Young Animal (formerly Animal House)	ヤングアニマル (formerly アニマルハウス)	1989		Seinen[13][22]	Bi-weekly	Hakusensha
Young Animal Arashi	ヤングアニマル嵐	2000		Seinen[22]	Monthly	Hakusensha
Young Champion	ヤングチャンピオン	1988		Seinen[35]	Semi-monthly	Akita Shoten
Young Comic	ヤングコミック	1967		Seinen[21][35]	Monthly	Shōnen Gahōsha
Young Gangan	ヤングガンガン	2004		Seinen	Semi-monthly	Square Enix
Young King	ヤングキング	1987		Seinen[35]	Bi-weekly	Shōnen Gahōsha
Young King OURs	ヤングキングアワーズ	1993		Seinen[13][35]	Monthly	Shōnen Gahōsha
Young Magazine	週刊ヤングマガジン	1980		Seinen[21][35]	Weekly	Kodansha
Young Magazine Uppers	ヤングマガジンアッパーズ	1998[125]	2004[125]	Seinen	Semi-monthly	Kodansha[125]
Young You	ヤングユー	1986[126]	2005[126]	Josei[13]	Monthly	Shueisha [126]
Yuri Shimai	百合姉妹	2003	2004	Yuri	Quarterly	Sun Magazine
Zero Sum Ward[127]	ゼロサムWARD	2003	2015	Josei[128]	Bi-Monthly	Ichijinsha
Monthly Big Gangan (ex zoukan young gangan)	増刊ヤングガンガン	2011		Seinen	Monthly	Square 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[129]	April 30, 1989[129]	Mixed	Bi-monthly	Kasakura Shuppansha[129]
	Publication started in May 1988 and ended on April 30, 1989, with issue #5. The magazine mainly featured science fiction and horror manga. Not to be confused with the American black-and-white comics publisher of the same name.[129]
Bessatsu Friend (formerly Bessatsu Shoujo Friend)	別冊フレンド (別冊少女フレンド)	1965[130]		Shōjo[13][17]	Monthly[130]	Kodansha[130]
	Originally published as Bessatsu Shoujo Friend between 1965 until December 1984.[130]
Bessatsu Shōnen Sunday	別冊少年サンデー	1960[131]	1974	Shōnen	Quarterly, Monthly	Shogakukan
	Published quarterly from Spring 1960 to Winter 1964,[131] then monthly from January 1965 until March 1974. Sluggish sales and the 1973 oil crisis paper shortage caused the closure.[citation needed] 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[132]		Seinen[21][22]	Semi-monthly[132]	Shogakukan[132]
	Originally published monthly, the magazine changed format to semi monthly from April 1969.[132]
Big Comic Spirits	ビッグコミックスピリッツ	November 15, 1980[133]		Seinen[13][22]	Weekly	Shogakukan
	Started as monthly magazine in November 1980 and changed to Bi-Weekly on July 30, 1981.[133] became a weekly magazine in April 1986[134]
Business Jump	ビジネスジャンプ	July 1985[135]	November 2, 2011[136]	Seinen[13]	Bi-weekly	Shueisha[135]
	Began as a monthly magazine until March 1986 when it changed to bi weekly.[135][136] It was finally closed alongside Super Jump and was succeeded by Grand Jump.[137]
Champion Red Ichigo	チャンピオンレッドいちご	2006	2014	Seinen	Bi-monthly	Akita 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.[138]
Monthly Flowers (formerly Petit Flower)	月刊flowers (プチフラワー)	May 1, 1980[139]		Josei	Monthly[140]	Shogakukan[139]
	Published quarterly from launch until November 1981. Relaunched as bimonthly January 1982 and then monthly from March 1984.[139] Renamed to Monthly Flowers in June 2002.[140]

See also

• Anime and manga portal

• List of Japanese manga magazines by circulation
• List of manga magazines published outside of Japan

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External links

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