Kamen Rider

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Both Kamen Rider and The Guyver feature a main protagonist who can change into a super strong humanoid being and must utilize their superhuman abilities in order to defeat an evil organization. Both manga are action-packed and usually have strong, monster opponents that have unique abilities. If you like one, you will enjoy the other. 

A clear influence on Damned, Kamen Rider is yet another story of such a human weapon fighting the world. 

Manga versions of classic tokusatsu shows of the same names. The hero dons a cybernetic costume and fights against an evil organisation as a symbol of justice. Kamen Rider is more supernatural with monster-like villains while Gorenger leans more towards science-fiction with laser guns and robots. 

-Kamen Rider has a dark style similar to Devilman (obviously Devilman is more) -Both received slight adaptations made by Toei -The design style of the Go Nagai is extremely similar to that of Shotaro Ishinomori -Nagai was a student of Ishinomori 

Both manga are from Shotaro Ishinomori. Skull Man is the prototype for Kamen Rider and Kamen Rider would not exist if Skull Man was never created. Both titles are action-packed manga with a similar art style and a similar vibe. Both manga has a mask protagonist that uses superhuman abilities to fight against evil. If you liked one, you'd like the other. 

Both manga are from Shotaro Ishinomori. Both titles are action-packed manga with a similar art style. Both manga has the main protagonist being kidnapped and are turned into cyborg from a mysterious evil organization. Both protagonist choose to fight for good and must use their superhuman abilities to fight against evil. If you liked one, you'd like the other. 

Both manga has the main protagonist that is kidnapped by an evil organization to turn them into the ultimate weapon and escapes just before their final brainwashing. The main protagonist in both manga can transform into a super powerful humanoid being and must use their superhuman abilities to fight against an evil organization. Both manga are quite action-packed with lots of epic fights. If you liked one, you'd like the other.  

Ratman is a homage to Kamen Rider and has several references to the Kamen Rider franchise (Combatant Jackys are even a parody of Shocker henchmen). The main protagonist in both manga are kidnapped by an evil organization and are transformed into a super powerful humanoid being. The main protagonist in both manga end up using their newly gained powers for good and not for evil. If you are a fan of Kamen Rider, you should enjoy Ratman. Fans of Ratman should check out the original Kamen Rider manga and the live action TV series as well.