If there is a review that has dominated the manga market in Japan for decades, it is that of the publisher Shueisha, the Weekly Shonen Jump. The world owes this publication a large part of the greatest planetary successes of the manga, such as Naruto or One Piece. At the time of her golden age when she published Dragon Ball, in the 90s, she drew up to 6.5 million copies every week. Specializing in soap operas of a style mainly aimed at young boys, the shonen, the Weekly Shonen Jump has built his success on a recipe well with him that mixes very low purchase prices, opinion polls, merciless decisions and rhythm of intense publication. Read later as one of its current authors, Makoto Yukimura, is present at the Angoulême International BD Festival for an exhibition in its honor, Le Monde invites you to understand how Weekly Shonen Jump imposed its domination in the sector. If you want to know more about the history of this monument to the Japanese cut, we invite you to read the article below. Read later “understand in three minutes” the explanatory videos that make up the series “Understanding in three minutes” are produced by the vertical video service in the world. Broadcast first on platforms such as Tiktok, Snapchat, Instagram and Facebook, they aim to put major events in context in a short format and make the news accessible to all. Laetitia Limmois and Claire Delavault (Motion Design) The space for contributions is reserved for subscribers. Subscribe to access this exchange space and contribute to the discussion. Subscribe to contribute to reuse this content
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Publish date : 2025-02-01 09:23:55
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