You'll regret not reading these! Five hilarious manga recommendations.

I'd like to introduce some funny gag manga that I've read recently.

Let's play

This manga depicts three adorable middle school girls enjoying various games at their after-school play club.
Instead of cute, anime-style illustrations, the covers feature soft, watercolor-like designs.
The page is full of funny faces...

I think the components of a gag are "funny faces, dirty jokes, misunderstandings, and the way lines are delivered."
It has a similar vibe to "Nichijou" in some ways, but I prefer this one.

You can read a sample at ebookjapan via the image link.

Fringe Man (Complete in 4 volumes)

The story follows three men who, driven by a strong desire to have mistresses, seek guidance from a man known as the "Mistress Professor," who guides them through the process step by step.
The sight of grown adults seriously discussing something so ridiculous is inherently hilarious.
The protagonist is a pure-hearted, somewhat timid, and seemingly honest character. His first friend compares everything to a Western movie, and his second friend compares everything to baseball. Their metaphors are quite niche, making it very entertaining for those who understand them.

Furthermore, the fact that the characters' names are parodies of real-life literary giants and novelists shows the author's strong attention to detail.
It's a very enjoyable read, featuring mysterious rules that men will somehow find convincing.
*It seems the drama will start airing from October 7, 2017.
I didn't know that... I'll have to check it out.

You can read a sample at ebookjapan via the image link.

Listen to me, waves

This is a comedy manga centered around radio, starring Minare, a beautiful woman who is powerful, a little ditzy, and unfortunately flawed.
An amateur unexpectedly becomes a radio personality.
Industry gossip is interesting,More than anything, the dialogue, the witty retorts, and the jokes are all excellent, making it a very enjoyable read.
It's like, where do all these words come from in your head?
This manga also seems like it could be made into a drama, and I'd love to see it played by an actress who's very articulate but has a somewhat unfortunate side to her.
I think you'll understand its appeal if you just read the first volume.

You can read a sample at ebookjapan via the image link.

Corporate slave! Shura Kousaku

This is a self-deprecating gag manga about the miserable life of a corporate slave.
This is the story of a professional corporate slave who is demoted from headquarters to "Hakata Shisha" (a company known for its many graves and deaths) and navigates a post-apocalyptic society.
You might find yourself satisfied after just one book if you're not used to the ridiculously absurd plot.
However, the reason I still find myself reading this manga might be because I, too, am a pathetic corporate slave.
I feel a sense of admiration for the protagonist.
Incidentally, Kenji Hirokane, the author of "Kōsaku Shima," has given his tacit approval.

You can read a sample at ebookjapan via the image link.

Chio-chan's route to school

I just want to go to school like a normal student, but for some reason, I encounter some kind of obstacle every time, and I can't get there smoothly.

She's just an ordinary high school girl who's a bit of a FPS game addict, and she usually ends up getting into trouble because she does something unnecessary.
Even if the person themselves doesn't intend it, those around them misunderstand, and that discrepancy creates a humorous effect, much like an Anjash comedy sketch.
The exaggerated and over-the-top reactions are funny.


You can read a sample at ebookjapan via the image link.