The Top 10 Manga
Our critic's ranking, best first.
BerserkThree decades of ink poured into one question about whether a man can outrun what he agreed to.Read the review
Hunter x HunterA shonen manga written like a rules lawyer's notebook, and the hiatuses are the price of that.
VagabondBrush-and-ink swordsmanship drawn better than anything else in the medium, serving a man learning to stop.
Vinland SagaA revenge saga that talks its own protagonist out of revenge, then has to find out what is left.
Slam DunkA sports manga that gets funnier as it gets more serious, and ends on the only note available to it.
Yu Yu HakushoTogashi's first great structure, abandoned at exactly the moment it was working best.
Mob Psycho 100The most powerful esper alive would rather be good at something that has nothing to do with it.
Death NoteA deduction contest drawn with immaculate control, and a second half that survives losing half the contest.
Dragon BallThe grammar the whole genre still speaks, drawn with a clarity almost nobody has matched since.
One PieceThe most patient long-form plotting in commercial fiction, collected on a schedule measured in decades.
