Have you ever struggled to find good manga reading apps? If yes or if you just love manga, then this article is for you. Read your favorite series digitally, so you don’t have loads of volumes taking up space and can save money by buying subscriptions instead. Check out our best manga reading apps now!
Comixology
Comixology is available on iOS, Android, Kindle and through web-browser. It is linked to Amazon, so you can use your Amazon account on there.
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Crunchyroll Manga
Although Crunchyroll is better known for being a service where you can watch anime, it also has a section for manga. It’s available on iOS, Android and web-browser.
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VIZ Manga – Shonen Jump
VIZ Media is a company that translates print releases in Japan to English and publishes them. They also releases dubs for anime. Now as well as that, they releases digital chapters through Shonen Jump. It’s available on iOS, Android and web-browser.
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Mangamo
Mangamo is the first mobile manga app subscription that gives readers unlimited access to a lot of titles from a lot of different publishers. It’s available on iOS for iPad and iPhone, and its currently in development for Android.
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Manga Plus
Manga Plus is owned by SHUEISHA, a Japanese manga publishing company. The app is available on iOS, Android and you can read using the web-browser too.
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INKR
INKR is run by the same people who ran Manga Rock Comics, but this time they are actually supporting the creators. Its available on iOS and Android. Also, you can read it on web-browsers.
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Webtoon
Webtoons originated in South Korea, they are a type of manhwa – essentially Korean manga. Its available on iOS, Android and web-browser.
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