Supporting the Manga Industry From India

For many years manga fans from India had no way to support the manga industry and had to resort to sites like kissmanga, mangafox,mangastream etc

But times have changed now Viz media officially is present in India and you can buy manga from Amazon.in

And the fun part its super cheap you can buy One Piece volumes for less that 300₹ and its significantly cheaper than in the USA where each manga volume costs 9 dollars. If you equate 300rs into dollars it approximately comes out at 5 Dollars which means we are getting manga volumes the cheapest.

So above i told you an easy way to support the manga industry and if 300₹ is somewhat expensive One Piece and other volumes regularly go in sale during Holiday’s giving ridiculous discounts

Now if you dont want to collect volumes and are a fan of Weekly Shonen Jump recently WSJ expanded their reach to India and Philippines meaning you can read your favorite series the same day as japan

Why you should Consider a subscription

So WSJ is a weekly magazine that simultaneously runs with Japan and the current line up is as follows

One Piece, My Hero Academia , Food Wars , Promised Neverland , Seraph of the end , One Punch Man (Monthly) , Black Clover , Blue Exorcist (Monthly), Yugioh(Monthly) , RWBY and Ole Goalazo and Demon’s plan ( only previews)

So if you’re a fan of any of this series I highly suggest to subscriber to WSJ.

So here is how to do it

Download the WSJ app from play store or App store and create a account and then you will have the option to take subscription so subscription works in two ways you can either buy a single issue for 65₹ or take a monthly subscription for 200₹ in which you will get 3 issues per week unless there is no break.

So we finally we have a platform in which we can support out favorite series and this will go a long way in Japanese companies releasing more merchandise to India

For One Piece fans who still read scantlations visit One Piece Podcast.com for their brilliant article on how scantlations ruin the experience