What manga has the best volume covers?

Fans of Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero will be excited to learn that on October 6th, a new trailer was released revealing the next three DLC characters for Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2. These characters include Gamma 1, Gamma 2, and Gohan.

Those worried about not seeing any DLC regarding Piccolo shouldn't worry, as this "Hero of Justice Pack" will be released with two different DLC packs, with the second to be determined.Dragon Ballis a long-running series and has a fandom that hasn't faded out. The series originally began as a manga series in 1984 and continues to this day inDragon Ball Super.

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Dragon Ball Kanzenban - Volume 27

Dragon Ball Kanzenban - Volume 27 - cover art is the beginning of the duel between Gohan and Cell.

Dragon Ball isn't one of the best-selling manga series in the world for no reason, and between 2002 and 2004, the manga re-released Perfect Editions of the series. There are multiple manga volumes with Gohan and Cell across their covers, but none are better than Volume 27 of Dragon Ball's Perfect Edition.

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This artwork features grittier, more detailed art of the battle zone between the two warriors and is in full color. While many Perfect Edition volumes lacked backgrounds, Volume 27 was one of the few that did. The cut-off of the background and the perspective of the two characters really makes the artwork pop.

Dragon Ball Super - Volume 18

Dragon Ball Super - Volume 18 - cover art focuses on Bardock.

Toyotarou has done a phenomenal job so far when creating the cover art for Dragon Ball Super's manga. One of his best examples is, without a doubt, Volume 18, which focuses on Bardock with heavy details that make Goku's father stand out in one of the best official artworks of the character.

The red light shining on his back helps make the character feel more real and in his world, even without a background of the setting behind him. The artwork behind Bardock also features key scenes from the manga with Granolah and his mother in the past to the left and Goku in the present to the right.

Dragon Ball Kanzenban - Volume 22

Dragon Ball Kanzenban - Volume 22 - cover art features a Super Saiyan Goku enraged.

Some images can simply be heard, and that's the case with Dragon Ball Kanzenban's 22nd Volume. This artwork captures Goku in one of the best fights in Dragon Ball against Frieza as he screams, "This ends here, Frieza!!" Such an iconic scene doesn't need anything more than Goku on the cover of the image.

Fans who have read the series before will know full well what moment this consists of. While the artwork is quite different from what's in the manga, it does give a similar feel and matches the consistency of Kanzenban's other volumes.

Dragon Ball Full Color: Demon King Piccolo Arc - Volume 3

Dragon Ball Full Color: Demon King Piccolo Arc - Volume 3 - cover art focuses on Goku and Tien battling.

Dragon Ball had another re-release of its manga, but this was the Full Color version. Unfortunately, fans who only speak English can only get their hands on the Saiyan arc and Frieza arc volumes for now, as VIZ has to license each arc separately (for the Full Color manga, there are six arcs in total).

But Volume 3's cover art of the Demon King Piccolo arc features Goku and Tien combating in their rematch in one of the best tournaments in Dragon Ball. Outlining the volume are scenes involving most of the major characters during the arc, and the background focuses on the tournament. Like all the cover art for the Full Color volumes, this artwork perfectly showcases the events within.

Dragon Ball Super - Volume 15

Dragon Ball Super - Volume 15 - cover art features Goku fighting Moro.

Dragon Ball Super's best volume cover so far is, without a doubt, Volume 15. This detailed artwork gives an intense and epic scene of Goku charging one of his best techniques, his Kamehameha, against Moro in battle. Toyotarou proves just why he was chosen as Akira Toriyama's successor with this single volume.

The way Goku and Moro both step out of the artwork beyond is incredibly well drawn and gives a better perspective of the characters' bodies. While many mangaka enjoy doing this sort of technique, it's really difficult to say that anyone does it better or more extravagantly than Toyotarou.

Dragon Ball / Dragon Ball Z - Volume 42 / 26

Dragon Ball / Dragon Ball Z - Volume 42 / 26 - cover art of Goku and Majin Buu in space.

Interestingly enough, when VIZ first published the Dragon Ball volumes, they split it into Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z (this was likely due to the Dragon Ball Z anime being more popular in the U.S.), which has created some confusion regarding the manga series.

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Regardless this is the final volume of the original Dragon Ball run and features Goku saying his goodbyes alongside Majin Buu. This artwork perfectly contrasts the first volume cover of Goku entering a location and exploring as here in Volume 42, Goku is leaving off into space searching for a new adventure but also saying farewell.

Dragon Ball - Volume 1

Dragon Ball - Volume 1 - cover art is Goku riding on a dragon.

It's difficult to top the original, and Dragon Ball's first volume cover still has one of the best in the series. This cover perfectly captures the essence of Dragon Ball with Goku searching for adventure in this new mystical land for fans.

The dragon he rides upon also bears the same color scheme as Shenron, and while it isn't Shenron, it may have been an early design for the character. The first volume cover for a manga series is arguably the most important, as many new fans will judge a series they've never heard of based on the art, and Toriyama nailed it with this one.

Dragon Ball / Dragon Ball Z - Volume 38 / 22

Dragon Ball / Dragon Ball Z - Volume 38 / 22 - cover art of Goten flying on a dinosaur.

There weren't many Dragon Ball volumes part of the original run that surpassed the first and last covers of the series, but Volume 38 of Dragon Ball is likely the only one. This artwork gives fans a fantastic artwork of Goten riding the back of a flying dinosaur while eating.

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It perfectly captures the similarities between Goten and Goku and gives many fans a trip down nostalgia when they had first begun Dragon Ball. The similarities and parallels between the two characters have always been enjoyable, and this cover art conveys this idea well alongside incredible detail, especially for the background.

Dragon Ball Full Color: Artificial Human & Cell Arc - Volume 4

Dragon Ball Full Color: Artificial Human & Cell Arc - Volume 4 - cover art with Vegeta and Cell.

Vegeta, one of Dragon Ball's best characters, doesn't always get the spotlight when it comes to the cover art of manga volumes, but the fourth volume of Dragon Ball Full Color's Cell arc is easily his best.

This artwork not only gives fans a perfectly drawn scene between Vegeta and Cell but the coloring chosen works well with the overall color scheme for the Full Color volumes. Cell's colors flow well, making him seem the ideal color for these Full Color volumes, and Vegeta's completely different color scheme keeps the cover from clashing too much by having too much green.

Dragon Ball Full Color: Demon King Piccolo Arc - Volume 1

Dragon Ball Full Color: Demon King Piccolo Arc - Volume 1 - cover art with Goku and King Piccolo.

The first volume for the Full Color's Demon King Piccolo arc is easily the best cover art for a volume for Dragon Ball. This artwork perfectly portrays both Goku and King Piccolo, with the colors matching perfectly.

The two characters don't share any physical characteristics, and their color schemes are entirely different; oId and young, tall and short, evil and good, smiling and serious, etc. The contrast shown with these two simple images perfectly showcases the differences between the main protagonist and antagonist of the art, from their designs to their colors.

What manga has the best covers?

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What is the best manga to ever exist?

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Which volume is best of jujutsu Kaisen?

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How many volumes should my manga have?

The Manga Society Rules MAL 10-20 volumes, I prefer longer series, something about 15 is probably the best. But I like to read through something shorter from time to time. "among monsters and humans, there are only two types.