r/Mangamakers
18k members
r/Mangamakers is a subreddit with 18k members. The community frequently discusses manga, art, collaboration, page, and practice, and they frequently recommend/review art software, and the most common flair used is self, share, help, review, and lfw.
For a while, I haven't found a really good place, other than Manga magazine, to post pictures of self made manga that you want people to see and critique. What better way than posting it on Reddit, where the people are going to tell you if your shitty manga is really shitty, or if there actually is something good. This is a good place to post your amateur manga or anime pages, any character designs, backgrounds, or tips and lessons on how to draw for those just starting out.
Popular Topics in r/Mangamakers
#1
Manga
285 posts
#2
Art
76 posts
#3
Collaboration
35 posts
#4
Page
32 posts
#5
Practice
32 posts
#6
Chapter
30 posts
#7
Artist
25 posts
#8
Character
22 posts
#9
Cover
22 posts
#10
Characters
18 posts
Products Discussed in r/Mangamakers
Art Software
4 reviews
#1
Apple
4.0★ from 1 review
#2
Medibang
4.0★ from 1 review
#3
Clip Studio Paint
4.0★ from 1 review
Flair Used in r/Mangamakers
#1
SELF
: "Unfinished pages"
30 posts
#2
SHARE
: "UFo Brothers my first manga of Scifi"
30 posts
#3
HELP
: "How can I get better at manga art?"
17 posts
#4
Review
: "Does the character blend well with the background"
6 posts
#5
LFW
: "MANGA ARTIST FOR HIRE | $40-$70 per page"
2 posts
#6
LFA
: "[Unpaid/Rev-Share] 15M Writer looking for an Artist for a Shonen Mnaga (Script Ready)"
1 post
Member Growth in r/Mangamakers
Yearly
+6k members(52.8%)
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Last updated: July 12, 2026