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Manga originally released in full-color (as opposed to the standard black and white).

Part 1: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/8133

Thanks to maomango for suggestions
Next stack: Emma wa Hoshi no Yume wo Miru, Shinyaku Seisho

Series featuring main leads with some kind of disability. Some are disabled from birth, while others acquire their disability due to an Illness or injury

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[Series not on MAL]

-Into the Depths
-Flawless

i'm particularly picky about romance animanga because too many of them drag out for the sake of making more money, they don't even experience the couple's relationships and just ends it at them getting together, etc. the romances i chose have either character development, charm, and/or unique premise.

i tried not including romances where the romance isn't really a huge focus, and i haven't read many novels in general but i'll be adding romance novels i like in the future.

(P.S. I do not hate high school rom-coms, I just read a lot more romances of other genres and it's hard to find a rom-com that doesn't drag out or that stands out imo)

romance manga that I've liked, I'm a bit picky but these all got me invested

manga with inclusive portrayal of love that seems realistic and won't make you cringe
(including BL, GL, rated mature)

please check out part 1:
https://myanimelist.net/stacks/25472

Less than (or max) 20 pages per chapter. (Include all genres)

Highly-detailed. Simplistic. Dreamlike and magical. Realistic. Heavily stylized. Bold lines. Sketchy lines. Effective shading and highlights. Panels structured for dynamic visual storytelling that make full use of their medium rather than putting box after box in front of you because it is "just a comic".

What makes up "good art" is subjective. Regardless, some manga have a certain quality to their visuals that sets them apart from others.

The below selections contain different types of art and composition, but each of them makes the best use of it for the story they want to tell.

I am updating these at the beginning of every month.

Part 2:
https://myanimelist.net/stacks/35259

A list of good mangas set in Europe

a "response" to a a interest stack called "Seinen is art."

manga, regardless of it's demographic is a work of art. this stack is a personal selection of works that come to mind when i see the words "manga" and "art" in the same sentence, from works that discuss the nature of literature, hyper-complex dystopian worlds, gorgeously drawn artwork
and incredibly well-researched historical manga to battle manga, stupid comedies made by furuya minoru, yonkoma manga and silly romances, a list that barely has anything concrete that is holding it together and will probably be unlisted by myanimelist mods, but it's not like that matters, enjoy the stack!

Here is a mix of mangas where the main characters have a disability, some are romance