Eniitan : Wow, it's been a while since anyone posted in this thread. oO;; No one reads manga anymore...? lol j/k

Anyways, in response to your question about Astro Boy, yes, I do know about that. XD I enjoyed a lot of the older ones. =P As for Accel World, others may have told you that it's by the same person that made Sword Art Online, but I personally think Accel World is a bit better than Sword Art Online (well, so far anyways). lol

Also, right now, I'm reading the manga for a series called D.Gray-man. I started it a while back, but since it kept going on hiatus whenever the artist fell ill, I stopped reading it too, and now I'm trying to pick up where I left off. lol

Yuna1000 : Yeah sadly....but some people or most are welcome to post in when they remember to post into the thread so its pretty cool. XD

Oh I know about Accel World saw the art so I kind of sensed that in a way that the same person who made SAO made that manga. Ooh D.Gray-man I need to catch up with that  one...ever since I've done my 10,000 goal. I have been taking the time playing games and watching anime again like I did before. So I'll get around to the manga part when I am ready to read again.

Right now, I'm reading a manga called Plus Alpha no Tachiichi (+α no Tachiichi), about a girl who prefers to sit on the sidelines rather than be the heroine of a story but she ends up getting transported into another world anyways when that world summons a Holy Maiden to save their country. If you think the manga plot sounds a bit like Fushigi Yuugi, then note that Plus Alpha no Tachiichi does make a few references to Fushigi Yuugi, although it seems that the artist for Plus Alpha no Tachiichi wanted to present their story from a different point of view (from a "supporting character's" point of view) rather than by using the usual method of tracking the typical main characters. So far, this story appears to be promising, but since I haven't finished it, I can't say for sure whether I actually like the overall development or not (I think this manga only has 2 volumes, so I don't know how much more character development could actually take place in the next few chapters). Anyways, since this story is different from most of the shoujo manga/series that I've seen so far, I've decided to finish it in the next few days.

I was reading some one piece earlier today, trying to get back into it by reading the Skypia series, my favorite series out of them all.

It's difficult trying to get back into reading manga, especially since I have to read most of it online (and there's no hamtaro manga).

I recently started to read Berserk as I have been getting into the series due to people telling me the anime(s) do not do it justice. I have only read the first volume and I can see why people say what they do. The art is pretty breath taking and the story is well crafted, and often foreshadows other events  (something I do like my stories to have).

I'm beginning to read the Attack on Titan manga. I recently watched the first and second seasons of the anime, so I figured I should read the manga since I'm sure it will go into greater detail in covering certain events. I also have a lot of unexplained questions that I'm hoping the manga will answer. To avoid spoiling myself, I will most likely stop reading right around the point where the second season ends.

I think the last time I read a manga was a little bit of the Kingdom Hearts manga. After I beat the first few games in my HD collection, I got a bit curious on whether or not a manga adaptation exists, and it does. So far it seems pretty okay, nothing special. Kind of expected it to be an "okay" kind of manga considering it's source is from a video game.

The last manga I read was Magi the labyrinth of magic. I've purposely been reading it every once in a while because the manga is still ongoing and I'm hoping that it will finish soon enough for me to read through the rest of it without having to wait for each new volume to come out. I'm hoping that Magi gets either a third season, or a second spinoff season for Sinbad no Bouken, or both. Altogether, it would be really great to see the rest of the manga animated from where season 2 left off.

I haven't read much manga lately, but I have been doing my best to keep up with two manga:
One of them is My Hero Academia. It's been on the rise lately and it's good so far! It has a lot of characters to play around with, and room for those characters to grow (Especially Bakugo).

The other is a little more on the obscure side, partially because last I checked, this manga doesn't actually have an officially published translation here in the west! It's called 'Mob Psycho 100' and it's made by the same creator as 'One Punch Man'. And boy does it show. There are a few things in it that One Punch fans will find familiar, such as the main character being over powered. However, the way Mob Psycho handles its main character is quite different from One Punch and it's just such a satisfying read... once you get past the less than pretty art style. The first season of the anime also recently finished and it's really good too. I'm anxiously looking forward to the second and hopefully third season!

I just started reading the manga for Attack on Titan again. I stopped months ago to go back to watching the anime so now I'm filling in the chapters that I missed. Without spoiling too much, the series is about humans trying to survive against giant man-eating "Titans."

I just started reading the manga for Owari no Seraph/Seraph of the End. Since I just finished re-watching season one of the anime, I thought I would read the manga to see if there is any extra that wasn't covered in the anime (especially with the way season one ended off). I'll probably stop reading where season one ends off, watch season two, and then finish the manga as well.