What Manga are you currently reading?

[signorRossi]

^ Three volumes out so far in Spanish:
Takemitsu Zamurái 01 - Big Manga - Manga - Ediciones Glénat
You lucky bastard! ;) I would buy it at once if I could, but no English and German releases so far, if there aren't any in the near future (which is most probable) I will have Spanish classes again. :)
As for Makie, I also don't remember what she is doing atm, but she certainly

is the strongest fighter in the manga, no doubt about that.

[Zaig]

Kaze no Stigma (manga)

This might be the worst manga of an awesome anime I've ever read. Kazuma isn't cool, the characters look weird, and my least favorite arc of the anime is the plot of this manga. >_>

[Bronia]

Codename Sailor V. I could've purchased Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon as well, but seeing as it's so much longer than Sailor V my wallet will thank me for sticking with Sailor V.

I'm also in the midst of Arisa, not that I've been able to read beyond volume 2 yet (because chapters only ever stocks volume 4 when I'm in the city! Ugh!)

[Lamme]

Warcraft: The Sunwell Trilogy, reading the third one atm. I'm enjoying it although the constant action might get a bit tiresome without a proper story to back it up.
My main concern is that I paid 9€ of the whole trilogy and it ain't even worth it in the end since it takes 15-20minutes for you to read 1 volume. (there's basically 5-10 words per page)

[LinkSword]

Sundome Vol. 2

I'm starting to love this quirky manga quite a bit. It's entertaining, it's funny and the characters get progressively easier to warm up to.

[Nicknames]

20th Century Boys - Vol 2

[LinkSword]

I just finished reading Volume 7 of Sundome.

... Uh... I-I'm not really sure I want to read what's next... the ending, and all... because...

Sadly, this story has all the lottery bills to end up as a huge tragedy... I don't wanna~~

I love endings that will have an effect on me like the one I'm expecting for Sundome, but that doesn't mean it won't make me feel bad... This may sound contradictory as hell, but I do get what I'm saying.

... Moving on to the final volume, #8... Rather hesitantly...

[BrainBlow]

Drifters and Rainbow.

I like how Drifters has all the typical fancy super swordfighting, poses, etc that is typical of such mangas, yet there's a hefty load of warfare tactics and such, making it feel realistic, even though it is a story filled with magic, elves, and historical characters being dragged into a different world.
edit: ehehehehehehe Hitler, seriously? That is freaking hilarious!

[Bronia]

Still Arisa

I love the art. Somehow cutesy shoujo style fits the disturbing mystery story. I kind of wish tokyo pop hadn't shut down so I wouldn't have had to give up Happy Cafe, but Arisa is actually better imo. The art is more consistent (other than Arisa's hair colour changing on the cover of all the mangas) and seems less lazy. (Plus the story is more gripping, but I love the slice of life story of Happy Cafe! The genres are too different to compare stories.)

[LinkSword]

I'm reading many Shintaro Kago works today.

Abstraction and Genesis are definitely his best works out of the 10-15 one-shots I've read by him so far.

Abstraction, because it's highly inventive, messed up and overall really interesting.

Genesis because it's funny as hell, I felt like I was watching a more morbid episode of Gag Manga Biyori.