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Top 20 Anime & Comics ideas for YouTube in the United States
Episodes, chapters, manga arcs and the fandoms reacting to them
Updated today · refreshes daily
- 01
Is Choujin X the True Successor to Tokyo Ghoul?
Tokyo Ghoul creator Sui Ishida is back in the spotlight as his dark supernatural manga Choujin X gains massive traction.
- 02
My Hero Academia Creator Turns to Horror in New Manga
Kohei Horikoshi surprised manga fans by shifting from superheroes to ritualistic horror with his new one-shot Quit Laughing, Shijima.
- 03
Before Blue Lock: Why Jagaaan Is 2026's Must-Read Horror Manga
Blue Lock creator Muneyuki Kaneshiro's unhinged horror manga Jagaaan is finally getting an official English release in time for Halloween.
- 04
James Gunn Is Giving Gorilla Grodd His Own DCU Show
HBO Max has greenlit a new DCU Gorilla Grodd miniseries co-starring Jimmy Olsen from the creators of American Vandal.
- 05
Peter Cullen's Final Optimus Prime Performance: Transformers Short Breakdown
Peter Cullen is delivering his final voice performance as Optimus Prime in the new 12-minute animated short Optimus Prime: Awakening.
- 06
Dragon Ball Super: Beerus Arrives on Crunchyroll Streaming
Crunchyroll has officially secured the streaming premiere rights for Dragon Ball Super: Beerus ahead of the Galactic Patrol arc.
- 07
Marvel Is Replacing Marvel Unlimited with a New Webtoon App
Marvel announced at NYCC that it is retiring Marvel Unlimited to launch a brand-new digital comics app in partnership with Webtoon.
- 08
Why Ghost in the Shell Free on YouTube Is Big for Anime Fans
Mamoru Oshii classic 1995 cyberpunk anime Ghost in the Shell is currently streaming completely free on YouTube this month.
- 09
Can Amazon and Sony Fix Spider-Man's Infamous Clone Saga?
Amazon and Sony are teaming up with Lord and Miller to develop a live-action series adapting the divisive Marvel Clone Saga comics.
- 10
Maxwell Lord's Expanding Role in James Gunn's DCU Explained
Sean Gunn confirmed that villain Maxwell Lord will appear in two upcoming live-action DCU projects.
- 11
Why Sony Canceled Nicolas Cage's Spider-Noir Series
Sony confirmed that its live-action Spider-Noir show starring Nicolas Cage was canceled after just a single season.
- 12
Jonathan Hickman Reveals Original Ending to Marvel's Krakoa X-Men Era
Comic writer Jonathan Hickman opened up about his original scrapped ending for the Krakoa X-Men storyline and the Ultimate Universe.
- 13
G.I. Joe vs Lara Croft: Tomb Raider Crossover Comic Breakdown
IDW and Dark Horse launched an unexpected crossover comic pairing G.I. Joe with Lara Croft's Tomb Raider franchise.
- 14
VisionQuest Explained: MCU's Next Series After WandaVision
Marvel Studios' upcoming VisionQuest series premieres this October as the third live-action entry following WandaVision.
- 15
Why Netflix's Ranma 1/2 Remake Is Huge for Classic Anime
Netflix has officially released its new 12-episode anime adaptation of Rumiko Takahashi's classic martial arts comedy Ranma 1/2.
- 16
Anthony Bourdain's Get Jiro Graphic Novel Is Now an Animated Show
Adult Swim premiered an animated series adapting Anthony Bourdain's futuristic culinary crime comic Get Jiro.
- 17
Webtoon Comic Sales Surge Following Massive Takedown of Pirate Sites
Digital comic and manhwa sales jumped significantly after law enforcement shut down major illegal webtoon reader sites.
- 18
Why Marvel Studios Is Cutting MCU Budgets and Delaying Blade
Marvel Studios faces fan debate over recent budget cutbacks and shifting development strategies across major superhero titles like Blade.
- 19
The Ramparts of Ice Season 2 Arrives on Netflix
Netflix expanded its Fall anime roster by streaming the continuation of the popular romantic drama manga adaptation The Ramparts of Ice.
- 20
No More Sony Spider-Man Spin-offs? Tom Rothman Drops Massive Update
Sony Pictures CEO Tom Rothman confirmed that no new Sony Spider-Man Universe spin-off films are currently in active development.