Shueisha

Shueisha is a Japanese publishing company known for manga magazines and books, including Weekly Shōnen Jump and Akira Toriyama’s manga.

Weekly Shōnen Jump: A Japanese manga magazine published by Shueisha, known for serializing popular shōnen series. This flagship magazine publishes many of Shueisha’s best-known manga.
Manga serialization: The publication of a manga story in installments across successive magazine issues or digital releases. Shueisha magazines commonly introduce stories as installments before collected editions appear.
Akira Toriyama: A Japanese manga artist best known for Dr. Slump and Dragon Ball. Shueisha published Toriyama’s major manga, including Dragon Ball in Weekly Shōnen Jump.
Kodansha: A Japanese publishing company with major manga magazines and book imprints. Kodansha competes with Shueisha across manga magazines and collected editions.
V Jump: A Japanese magazine published by Shueisha that covers manga, video games, and related media. It extends Shueisha’s publishing into game-focused manga and entertainment coverage.
Tankōbon: A Japanese book format that collects material previously published in installments or periodicals. Shueisha collects many serialized manga into volumes readers can buy individually.
Eiichiro Oda: A Japanese manga artist who created One Piece. One Piece has been serialized in Shueisha’s Weekly Shōnen Jump since 1997.
Shogakukan: A Japanese publishing company known for magazines, books, and manga. Shogakukan is another major manga publisher with a distinct magazine portfolio.
Jump Square: A monthly Japanese manga magazine published by Shueisha. It is one of Shueisha’s dedicated venues for serialized manga.
Manga editor: A publishing professional who develops manga projects and works with creators on their stories. Editors help shape series submitted to and serialized by Shueisha magazines.

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