Black Jack Neo - Recommendations

• Vol: 16; Ch: 192
• 2011 - 2015

Follow the local hospital director "Dr. Jumbo," whose nickname comes from his unlikely appearance. Jumbo argues frequently with Asuka, the nurse who is the daughter of the previous hospital director, but saves his patients with his great skill as a doctor.

• Vol: 41+; Ch: 444+
• 2004 - ?

There used to be a legendary surgeon in Japan who simply went by the name K. His speed, accuracy and overall brilliantness were second to none and he helped a countless number of patients. However, five years ago, he disappeared, never to be heard from again. Now, a man who looks identical to the original K has appeared, claiming he is a descendant from a long line of shadow doctors that have been working behind the scenes. This new K is just as talented as the original one and has chosen to continue the work left by the old K. He has vowed as a doctor to uphold the importance of human life.

• Vol: 3; Ch: 24
• 2015 - 2016

• Vol: 12; Ch: 78
• 1989 - 1993

• Vol: 5; Ch: 23
• 2018 - 2021

An adaptation of Yamasaki Toyoko's eponymous novel that chronicles the contrasting stories of career surgeon Zaizen Gorou and friendly doctor Satomi Shuuji, the manga moves the setting from Shouwa era to the modern day.

• Vol: 3; Ch: 20
• 2008 - 2009

Mitsuya Enma was known as a "Speed of Light Surgeon" that can conduct any operation successfully in a short time. The only person he couldn't save with his hands is his little sister, forcing him to involve with drugs trafficking to collect treatment money. He was arrested and put in a cage, but one day, a mysterious, beautiful woman, Kanon, helped him jailbreak on one condition; to serve as a black-market doctor that has to do a time-limited illegal operation with Kanon as the assistant.

• Vol: 9; Ch: 70
• 2007 - 2010

"Will you donate your kidney to me?" Continuing from where the previous series left off, Saitou Eijirou prepares for his final internship in the urology department. Hypocrisies from the Japanese medical world, Japanese society, Japanese culture, and the human mind all swirl together as Saitou finds out what it truly means to perform an organ transplant.

• Vol: 3; Ch: 22
• 2017 - 2018

Tells the story of a fictional town in Japan becoming overrun with a mysterious plague.

• Vol: 6; Ch: 66
• 2010 - 2011

Three years ago, Katsumi Yu headed to Africa for a volunteer project as a doctor. However, soon after, a civil war erupted and he was captured by a guerilla group who was desperate for a doctor to treat the injured. He quits being a doctor soon thereafter and gets a tattoo of Lucifer on his right arm as a reminder of his past crimes. Although Yu returns to Japan, he spends his days drinking. After a night of drunken brawls, he wakes up in a clinic run by Dr. Minatono. This shady looking clinic takes in all patients, even those without insurance and those who can’t pay at all, but still maintains state of the art equipment. It turns out Dr. Minatono deals with clients, such as the mob, who are unable to go to regular hospitals due to legal reasons and in exchange receives exorbitant amounts of money to help keep the clinic up and running. At first, Yu rejects the job offer from Dr. Minatono, but situations keep coming up that keep him busy in the surgery room.

• Vol: 13; Ch: 127
• 2002 - 2006

Saito Eijirou is a newly established intern doctor, who is forced to take on a second night job at another, much smaller hospital because of the extremely low pay he receives. As he bounces between the two different hospitals, he is forced to dig deeper and deeper into Japan's largely corrupted medical society and starts to question even his own initial believes, as he asks himself just what being a doctor means.