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I've noticed that too with my comic bookstores too!
They seem to focus on games and action figures more than graphic novels. I guess I'm part of the wierd group of the comic readers. haha!
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Yes, that's how the comic book stores (that are still actually around) around where I live are too. I mean, games and action figures are great! But... where are the books? :-p
Anyway, when I finish up Future Diary volumes 9 and 10, I'll maybe steal my boyfriends Mac and use it to check out some of those sites :-p That way my computer will stay safe and his should too!
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I don't even have mp3s! Having a physical library is way more fun than doing to scroll down a virtual library. Though it would be neat to have if I could get books I can't get in print, electronically.
You might want to ask him about a linyx os too. From what I understand, they are much easier to reformat. But, I don't get much when it comes down to electronic anything. I barely comprehend the difference in byte sizes.
I just started using Google Chrome as my web browser and discovered Tenmanga.com and Mangayes.com. They both seem like good sites and Google Chrome has some really cool extensions you can use to track your online manga reading and anime. I really like Chrome much better than IE.
I use jmanga.com. You have to pay a fee to 'buy' books, but there's a lot of stuff that probably won't get physically published, plus they offer free previews of everything. Also they've recently started releasing a few old Tokyopop titles.
Viz media offers free previews ^.^
mangareader.net is the safest website you can read manga online...i have been using it for years...its really very good :)
I have recently started using https://manganato.com/ although I haven't used it a lot yet and am still checking it out.
https://kodansha.us/Kodansha has started something they call LIMITED SPOTLIGHT SERIES Read volumes 1-3 for FREE that features two series at a time.
Currently they have:
The Great Cleric Until 9/4: https://kodansha.us/series/the-great-...
Ghost in the Shell Stand Alone Complex Until 9/18: https://kodansha.us/series/ghost-in-t...
A great find. :) Normally I do not support sights that allow illegal scans of published work (unless the publisher stopped publishing it and no one picked it up) but this is a good way for Kodansha to get their series in the literal spotlight outside of things like Humble-Bundle.
Chelsea wrote: "https://kodansha.us/
Kodansha has started something they call LIMITED SPOTLIGHT SERIES Read volumes 1-3 for FREE that features two series at a time.
Currently they have:
The Great Cleric Until ..."
I use Mangadex almost exclusively (mainly because there isn't any ads on the site!)
Rossy wrote: "Both Mangafox and OneManga will no longer be providing online mangas, after this month i believe."Oh, i jus joined this group but i decided 2 try mangafox n i think it works pretty well(?)
Miss Ryoko wrote: "This message comes really late as I just stopped by to find a good site that won't crash my computer (like mangafox does)...but I wanted to put my two cents in for people talking about the price of..."If u still need websites Im currently trying out mangafire right now (so far it works pretty well) and ive also tried mangafox which is working alright, tho it is lacking sum manga i wish it had. Mangafox also lacks sum of the correct grammer 4 sum of the mangas ive read. Im not sure if theyll work on ur computer. (I know i say mangafox lacks sum grammer and/or spelling and yet i type in almost all abbr.) 😊
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Thanks! No, I work at a public library now since posting that and just check out all the manga I read from the library :) There was just a few volumes missing from a series I was reading and wanted to finish it but a lot of fan translations are incorrect online so I don't use online stuff anymore. But thanks!!
Yep, your welcome 🙂
Does anyone have a good recommendation for a free, safe manga reading website online? I'm really limited on my options, I really don't want to buy the manga online either
I wish you the best of luck seeing as there has been some serious crackdowns on certain manga and anime sites that have kept posting licensed series so many have been taken down.That said for the economically disabled readers there is an app called Comikey that allows you to read a certain amount of chapters for free with an option to be able to buy the chapters to keep and read whenever. I used it to check out several titles everyday and to continue reading Arte which sadly was dropped by its old publisher. It should still be in whatever app store you can access. :)
Winter wrote: "Does anyone have a good recommendation for a free, safe manga reading website online? I'm really limited on my options, I really don't want to buy the manga online either"
I love learning how people talked about manga and the websites they used back then it's crazy this group was made the year I was born. And thanks for all the places to read manga I just been using mangapark, hopefully it doesn't sound like i'm calling y'all old is so i'm sorry.
I will forever use Mangadex, especially since there is no sketchy ads!
Xavier wrote: "I love learning how people talked about manga and the websites they used back then it's crazy this group was made the year I was born. And thanks for all the places to read manga I just been using ..."It is fair. I AM old going on ancient… still love manga
And I get the thing about buying used, but if you want to get manga and don't feel like paying full price, its the best option. And for me, its the only option now that Borders is out of business because I refuse to shop at Barnes and Noble and unfortunately there are no other bookstores around where I live that carry manga except for Half Prices Books....which is the same as buying off Amazon. Haha, even comic book stores are hard to come by these days and I live in a major metropolitan area. It's a sad thing :-( But times are changing.