Do you read Manga's (japanese comics)?

Wow, thanks for the best response (^_^ ) The last time that I got to read manga, I am not sure but, I think it was over a year ago. Just got busy with work and so on with other things. I guess those titles that I keep waiting for new chapters are already completed (^_^") It would be nice to go back again and continue reading. Ah, Shoujo.. one particular Shoujo that I can't forget would be Lovely Complex by Nakahara Aya which just happen to be recommended by another member here in this site (I wonder how she is now.. secretbear). I even got to watch its series and live movie. My conclusion though, I'd still go for the manga. Another one that I got to see first as an anime series, too bad it didn't get fully animated, was Kareshi Kanojo no Jijou (His and Her Circumstances was its title on TV) of Tsuda Masami. Both of them have *tsundere heroines. *Tsundere (?????) (Japanese pronunciation: [ts?nde?e]) is a Japanese character development process which describes a person who is initially cold and even hostile towards another person before gradually showing their warm side over time. The word is derived from the terms Tsun Tsun (?????) , meaning to turn away in disgust, and Dere Dere (?????) meaning to become 'lovey dovey'. Originally found in Japanese bishojo games, the word is now part of the otaku moe phenomenon, reaching into other media such as maid cafes, anime, manga, novels, and even mass media.

Ah, I think I have also watched that series on television but, wasn't able to finish it entirely. Its really nice that dubbers can still maintain the humor in the animation even though some words wouldn't make sense when it would cross translation into the target language. Some manga titles are even adapted into live series like Hanayori Dango which became a real hit when Taiwan, Japan and even Korea did their take on it. Otaku, yeah, people who are fully fascinated about various media. Genshiken would a good title about Otakus.

I last read manga few months back so, i already forgot what manga sites I often go to, but since you advice me of how best not tostrain my eyes, maybe i can go back to reading manga in between reading novels. I really enjoy shojo and fantasy mangas. thank you!

Oh...i see. Thank you! Ive never really tried buying anything on the internet but if i could buy mangas in a much cheaper price then its all worth it. 10years? oh my goodness, you collection must cost a fortune now!!!

I guess you're right. I am quite proud of some of the manga I own, like the old school Sailor Moon series that was released by Tokyopop. You can find those anywhere anymore. But yeah, definitely check those sites out. It's also better to buy in bulk so that you'll save on the shipping and handling.

thats great, i like that you have your own thai manga, its hard to buy an denglish translated manga its too expensive and there is no shop that would just let you rent a manga. i wish we have, i would alwyas go and borrow from that shop.

I see,i use to watch lots of anime when i was a kid, i dont know what changed, the last anime ive watch was honey and clover but thats a year ago...i want to try watching one piece since i kept hearing how interesting it is. wht do you think?

yes! you are right! One piece is really interesting. I am always updated of this anime and manga, well, it came from a manga. The manga is much more updated than the anime, though. It is well made, though fighting scenes is better in anime. Watch it!

yes, i think because more often than not anime was adopted from manga's even the unfinished ones.

yes, i understand, though my anime wtaching waslimited because my mom doesnt want me watching animated shows, even more now, i get tease like im childish and such, but there are bunch of list of animes i would wnat to see.