Give a new chance to an old series if the sales of old tanks is at least decent. Mx0.
WSJ
Nicholas Murphy
Justin Diaz
The Producers but accidentally as the inept editor's increasingly absurd, asinine and retarded ideas keep meeting with more and more success with the author being too beta to really turn him down or try to take the series down in flames himself.
Jace Perez
>post-apocalyptic setting
>humans discover random planet with potential to become the next earth
>since the trip is too long they send super clones of handpicked gifted humans that are also inmortal
>super clones use suits powered by nanobots to alter the planet and turn it into Earth 2
>the founders get betrayed by the clone of an asshole that just wants to turn Earth 2 into the setting of his perfect life
>villain repopulates the planet with colonies of clones like it was originally intended, but he throws in clones of people his original self used to know.
>villain makes a male and female clone of himself because is an extreme narcissist.
>villain breaks apart the nanobot armors and turns them into random looking artifacts that grant powers to their users after becoming fused with their bodies
>some clones find the scattered artifacts and become human weapons
>villain's clones become artifact users and eventually meet each other while working under a stronger user as derpy autistic hitmen.
>they fuck because they never found out they were related and have 2 children
>turns out their weapons' nanobots altered their children during pregnancy and transform them into superhumans that eventually go berserk and kill a good chunk of the new world's population.
>after decades of fighting one of the children manages to seal the other inside of an underground prison because they are literally unable to kill each other
>winning kid creates a world government with clones of old world leaders that are granted inmortality by his mixed powers.
>the world's king sacrifices half of the population every century to keep his sister imprisoned.
>rebel group finds out the truth about the world and manage to create a pair of clones capable of taking down the king.
>turns out the inmortal villain was funding their research because he got bored of the world created by his clones' child.
>MCs have shonen adventures ignoring their origins until later Arcs.
John Barnes
Make Ashirogi Muto's PCP real.
William Nguyen
Save the cheerleader.
Save the world.
Aaron Jenkins
I NEED HIRO!
Tyler Martinez
I fucking hate the business model of Jump and their axe method. Anyone who suck Jump's dick are fucking corporate enablers like niggers and americunts
Thomas Anderson
Okay, I've floated this idea around Yea Forums a couple of times, but I haven't gotten any attraction. So basically it's a slice of life story about some elementary-school girls, but all the girls in the class are actually lolized versions of famous terrorists (and maybe mass-murderers). loli Ted Kaczynski, loli 9/11 hijackers, loli Brenton Tarrent, loli Timothy McViegh, and so on. They all go about their day while discussing their world views and learning about the value of friendship.
Nolan Allen
t. fag who is mad their mediocre manga got the axe
Ian Evans
I suggest nothing.
Manga has become stale and stagnant, so I'd rather watch Jump die.