Digital Manga: An Interview with the Editor of Weekly Shonen Jump
I have to admit. Several years ago, my kids and I used to go to any site that had up-to-date translated Bleach manga. Tito Kube did not get a dime; I am a horrible person. Ok. I feel better now with that confession. I’m also feeling great that there’s no reason to look at random internet manga anymore. Weekly Shonen Jump is digital and released the same day as Japan. Legally getting your manga fix could never be easier. To be even more honest, I stopped reading internet manga, less because of my conscience, and more because I hate reading on my computer. It was awkward. My kids and I would wait for the bound, book versions to buy or check out from our library instead. That’s why I wasn’t sure I would enjoy reading the digital version of Shonen Jump , but I shouldn’t have been worried. The site is easy to navigate, the art is clear, and you can choose which layout suits you best to view the pages. If you have a tablet, I’m sure it’s even more convenien...