September may look like a bit of a lighter month in some ways for Kodansha Comics and their plans to bring out a new series digitally first every week but it’s a little deceptive. The first week gets the Peach Girl NEXT series underway in order to go fully new at the start. The week after has the back half of the original Peach Girl series landing, bringing the full eighteen-volume run out at long last. After that, we get two more pretty fun sounding titles ready to roll.
Peach Girl NEXT By Miwa Ueda Debuts September 4th!
It’s been ten long years since their legendary love swept the field like a hurricane. At 27 years old, Momo, Kairi, Toji, and Sae are back! Momo and Kairi are at the peak of their relationship, but still not married?! The pressure is on! Sae can’t stand to see this couple happy, and she won’t stand for it! Touji also seems to already have a shadow hanging in his past after becoming an adult … What happened? Get ready for this love train to move full-steam ahead once again!
Peach Girl volumes 9-18 By Miwa Ueda All of the rest of Peach Girl comes out September 11th!
The Peach Girl revival continues—now with the complete original run of Volumes 1-18 (including the volumes that were originally released as Peach Girl: Change of Heart) readily available once again, bringing to a conclusion Miwa Ueda’s sasstastic shojo manga megahit from the 90s!
The Walls Between Us by Haru Tsukishima Debuts September 18th!
“If you want a boyfriend that bad, I’ll go out with you.” Growing up next-door neighbors, Reita Kikuchi and Makoto Sakurai’s parents are friends, and the two of them have known each other forever. But one day Makoto is suddenly thrown into a relationship with that narcissistic and self-absorbed playboy, Reita—her old childhood friend! Follow Makoto’s adventures as she navigates the ups and downs of dating the egotistical boy-next-door in the first installment of this romantic comedy! (original Japanese title: Watashitachi ni wa kabe ga aru)
Ao-chan Can’t Study! by Ren Kawahara Debuts September 25th!
Ren Kawahara’s irreverent jokefest about the conflict between academic and more corporeal pressures, captured in one girl’s struggle to just get some studying done (original Japanese title: Midarana Ao-chan wa benkyou ga dekinai)!
