Anime & Manga Buying translated manga?

[Lotte]

(If this is in the wrong section, please move it)

Okay, so I would love to get my hands on a few copies of my favorite manga, but there are two problems:

1. My country doesn't know what manga is so I can only buy it somewhere else
2. I don't speak/read Japanese so I'd need to buy a translated version (preferably English)

Does anyone know of any online sites where I could see and buy books (as in copies that I can hold with my hands and hoard on my shelves) that are translated into English but still, you know... manga? (I've seen a few sites that sell some weird manga printed like our books and I don't want that).

 

[BedazzledBlue]

You can always order from Amazon

 

[Tardy Grade]

What country is this again?

 

[Negative Zone]

International shipping can be a tricky business so I don't know if this site would ship to your country but try Right Stuf. They have a pretty wide selection of anime and manga related goods and frequent sales too.

 

[Tardy Grade]

try Right Stuf. They have a pretty wide selection

I was going to suggest the same but it's really a matter of if they deliver to where you live.

 

[Hall Kervean]

I have the same question, so I'm watching this thread.
Do they deliver to America?

 

[Tardy Grade]

Do they deliver to America?

Yes they do. But if you live in some very very remote section then I'm not sure.

 

[Hall Kervean]

Yes they do. But if you live in some very very remote section then I'm not sure.

Area 51, Nevada, USA?

 

[Tardy Grade]

Area 51

Only if you're not there illegally? ;3

 

[Hall Kervean]

Only if you're not there illegally? ;3

Well... if I were there illegally, I wouldn't be asking for manga.
But I'm not at liberty to disclose why I'm there. But I might not be assigned there, per se.

 

[Fable]

You would need to purchase the translated versions online from sites that have already been mentioned. You could try and see if ordering multiple manga books at once nets you free shipping.

 

[Tardy Grade]

free shipping.

^

 

[daesung]

http://mangakakalot.com/ has alot of manga.

 

[Bacon is fluffy]

I mean...this is a question easily solved by using google.

 

[Hall Kervean]

I mean...this is a question easily solved by using google.

Sssh.
There is nothing outside RPN.

 

[midousuji]

i used to get all my english manga through barnes & noble, they have a ton of it on their website. but use amazon- they have better prices, you can usually find a used copy for dirt cheap, plus international shipping from most sellers (idk if amazon prime is a thing outside the USA but who could say no to free 2 day shipping?)