Bibliomania

r/Seinen · New to Manga

Someone else mentioned the works of Naoki Urasawa, and I agree with that wholeheartedly.  The big ones to be on the lookout for are <Monster>, <20th Century Boys>, <Billy Bat>, and <Pluto>.  Personally, Billy Bat is my favourite of the lot. Similarly, someone else mentioned <Golden Kamuy> and that's fantastic as well. <Takemitsuzamurai> just got its first English printing announced recently, and it's one of my personal favourites in the medium. If you enjoyed Homonculus, <Ichi the Killer> and <Hikari-Man> by the same author are both a lot of fun, though fair warning, Ichi is extremely graph

r/Seinen · Emotionally Draining Manga Recommendations?

Someone else mentioned Ikigami, and I think that's a good suggestion for this. It has a structure of pretty self-contained arcs, which may not be your thing, but Yamikin Ushijima-kun fits the bill imo. Solanin, by the same author as Punpun, is very good. Different themes but it still manages to deliver on the emotional impact. Bokurano, the World is Ours is a good fit for this. It might seem a little silly based on the presented premise if you go into it completely blind, but once more details are revealed it delivers in spades imo. Himizu, there are definitely absurd and comedic eleme

r/mangarecommendations · Recommendations based on dudes turning into armored monsters

Alien headbutt Bibliomania the tree of death yomotsehegui.

r/Seinen · Recommend me a no holds barred Trippy, Mindfuck Manga

Fire Punch and Bibliomania would be my recs for messing with your head! If you're looking for something more cerebral Monster and anything by Tsutomu Nihei (as pretty much everyone else has suggested already) And if you don't mind anime recs, Kaiba has a lot of themes in common with Texhnolyze/SEL even though it may not look it.