Manga

[Gummy]

I prefer reading them online, simply because I don't have to pay for them. Sure I'd love to have a physical version to bring around with me, but I'll survive.

 

[gummybarz]

I prefer reading them online, simply because I don't have to pay for them. Sure I'd love to have a physical version to bring around with me, but I'll survive.

Same with him, I would love to have a hard copy but were in an economic crisis right now x3

 

[BHwolfgang]

It's hard to find mangas in Richmond, Virginia. Even if one does find a manga section, then it's even less likely that the store would have something of your preference.

That is why I settle for the ones online...

 

[Vanitas~]

It honestly doesn't matter to me. I usually read Manga online, just because I wanna be caught up completely. As an example, I read D.Gray-Man. I just read chapter 190 online, while others will have to wait for an English version to be released (not sure if there is a Jump Sq. NA version). Also, there is a limited supply of what series you can get in NA, and I find myself liking a lot of Japanese only series'.

 

[Live in Color]

Definitely would rather have it as a book. I enjoy going to Chapters and looking to see if there's anything new I'd like. It's also kind of a collection thing for me too. Even if the store doesn't have the volume I'm looking for it doesn't bother me too much, because I don't mind waiting for it instead of reading it online.

Sure I do read some online, but I have up to volume 10 of Black Cat, I haven't read any further and I won't until I own volume 11, I refuse to read manga I'm collecting online, it just doesn't make sense to me.