r/mangapiracy • u/Martira2005 • 15h ago
Promotion A channel that previews new Japanese manga in English, so you can see what's coming out
Japanese publishers put a lot of new series on their own sites for free — first chapters, sometimes the newest one. Almost none of it reaches English readers, not because anyone decided against it, but because nobody is watching those pages.
I started a channel that follows ten of those magazines (Shueisha, Kodansha, Shogakukan, Futabasha, Shinchosha and others) and posts a preview of what shows up: the first ~15 pages in English, over the original art, with the publisher, magazine, demographic and status. The original and the English version both go up, so you can compare.
It's meant for two things — knowing what's actually being published right now, and having something to judge by when you're deciding which series deserve a proper translation.
These are previews, not whole chapters. The source is the publisher's own free page.
It's on Telegram, the channel is called Manga Preview — mangapreview.
Korean webtoon platforms are next. If there's a magazine or site that should be on the list, tell me.