Where do you read Manga Online ?

[Account Disabled]

Exact same as Iceh, but for Gantz I go to a different source.

[legomaestro]

EEp, One Manga only. The staff there is amazing. I just wish i could actually buy the manga... i feel so dirty reading them for free...

[dawood]

i've started reading the big three on manga stream cos they tend to come out a lot quicker than one manga....  but thats cos manga stream concentrate on less manga

[Fallen Kite]

i've started reading the big three on manga stream cos they tend to come out a lot quicker than one manga....  but thats cos manga stream concentrate on less manga

Great tip 

[animeABC]

my brother reads so much of those sites also mangastream.com which Dawood said and manga123.com
But I READ MANGA ONLINE in onemanga.com and Manga Fox just like others. Manga Fox is great because it allows you to find your ideal manga if you choose specififc categories in the Manga Directory and I found Akagami no Shirayukihime and Sola!!^^

[Coryn]

i still stick with onemanga though. i only read bleach regularly so its nice that manga stream is faster but it seems to me that the translations that make it onto mangastream arent as good quality. their translations are more direct than what other people do. if that makes sense to anyone.

[kuro-ame-neko]

hmm its so sad that the onemanga reading section shut down.......i use mangastream, mangafox, citymanga, animea, mangatoshokan and any other site that has what im looking for.

[ArataraKika]

Onemanga was my favorite... Until they brought the reader down... SO I'm now going to mangafox :P

[Keyjolfsson]

I use http://www.mangareader.net/ it has more updates on some mangas then mangafox.com
just letting you know, i think its a rather new sight

[legomaestro]

I read at mangareader as well, but actually i never read online, i always download, so

http://www.stoptazmo.com is always a great place for me. It's where i managed to catch up on so many manga.

mediafire also rarely disappoints me. Though you need a little patience. Just type the name of the manga you want and add  'mediafire' to the end. Though you'll need lots of different combinations if the manga has an anime.

But when you find the link it's a simple matter of a click and a reliable downloader.

[KawAii_iicari]

 i use to read online in onemanga, but now that it has closed down,  im now reading manga at mangafox, but im trying to adjust to mangareader.net :)

[Suuper-san]

i cant read manga online at all, not even on the computer. one is the speed that i read means i cant wait for the next page to load. on the computer if i've downloaded it, its readable but its still not the same as reading an actual book im afraid.

[ALiLPinkMonster]

I use an android app called mangawhat that combines the libraries of manga fox and manga reader. Kinda sucks on a phone but that's what my tablet is for.

[pumpkin13]

Mangareader via Bleach Exile

[Fulgrate]

I read Bleach, Naruto, One Piece, and a bunch of others from the online version of Weekly Shonen Jump. Super-High Quality translations, simultaneous release with the japanese print, and the authors{Kubo Tite, Masashi Kishimoto, Oda, etc} actually acknowledge us.  It's unreal. Even the former editor in chief of Shonen Jump, the guy depicted in Bakuman, browses the website. They've also noticed my fan art. 

I just wish i could actually buy the manga... i feel so dirty reading them for free...

That was the reason I didn't want to read scanlations.  I said would't read 'til it's actually released in english officially, which at the time, meant sticking with the book releases that were months or even years behind. Then, this happened:

http://www.shonenjump.com/



WSJ decided to release its own english translations of its manga, and also release it at the same time as the print edition in japan. I've been a member since the "alpha" phase.

I actually thought they would just like let you buy whatever series you followed, as I was originally just going buy the stories I already knew like Bleach, Naruto, and One Piece and nothing more.

They don't give you that option and so you get ALL these other series in the online magazine and even with that, its MUCH cheaper than I thought it would have been just buying the big three. It's $25 a year for a ton of series all at once. I was expecting to pay like $60 a year for just three series.  I'm glad it didn't turn out that way.

If it wasn't for this format, I wouldn't have ever been introduced to the other stories. And I would have NEVER known about this awesome gem of story!



I'm glad I waited and didn't give in to reading scanlations.  And I'm glad I'm supporting the actual magazine and its authors, directly!