Shonen Jump features iconic manga characters ... No matter what or who is included on the inside of the magazine, every Weekly ShÅ nen Jump cover comes to life with vibrant colors and designs.

My Hero Academia will be ending the manga with its next chapter, and the series has taken over the cover for Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine to help celebrate. My Hero Academia is ending ...

and you can check out the special teaser and cover art released for Weekly Shonen Jump magazine’s 55th Anniversary below as spotted by @WSJ_manga on Twitter: Weekly Shonen Jump 55th Anniversary PV.

In Japan, Weekly Shonen Jump is a household name. Having been in publication as a weekly manga magazine for 45 years now, Jump has almost become synonymous with the manga publishing industry.

Weekly Shonen Jump is making history thanks ... will incorporate the cover itself into an acrylic stand, which will hold the magazine upright for display purposes. The item, named the "Gojo ...

The second and third combined 2017 issue of Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump magazine, which shipped on Monday, is celebrating the 20th anniversary of Eiichiro Oda's One Piece manga with a special cover.

In the recently-released cover, popular characters Yuji Itadori, Yuta Okkotsu, and Sukuna can be seen in an intense battle The Weekly Shonen Jump magazine has unveiled a new cover with striking ...

The popularity poll will begin in the next Weekly Shonen Jump magazine issue. The magazine issue will also feature the manga series on its cover, and have a color page for the same. Jujutsu Kaisen ...

After Black Clover manga's exit from Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump magazine ... Autumn Issue of Jump GIGA magazine announced that Black Clover was set to receive a cover page and double-spread ...

Shonen Jump is a weekly manga magazine designed to appeal to boys; yet with a current weekly readership of 3 million, and more outside Japan, plenty of girls and adults read too. And as you’ll ...

Consistent with its new digital initiative, Viz Media will introduce a new format for its print manga anthology, Shonen Jump, and the magazine will also expand its online presence, allowing ...

In early December, manga staple Shonen Jump announced that it would be doing away with its digital magazine format to evolve once more. Fans of series like My Hero Academia, Dragon Ball and ...