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Series featuring zombies as a major concept, such as characters surviving in a zombie apocalypse or series where a character is a zombie themselves. Almost everything in this list is fully/actively translated in English by licensors or fans.

Part 2: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/5864
Part 3: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/28943

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A shounen manga means a comic published in a magazine targeted towards the young male demographic (under 18) in Japan.

Seinen manga created by women: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/41086

I will read one manga from each year starting from 1980

uh oh! titles in which a main character is a zombie, undead, or reanimated corpse! to qualify: the scene in which the character first dies is unnecessary, but the character must be shown to have zombie features on one or more occasions. this can include, but is not exclusive to, the ability to reattach severed limbs, a lack of pain response, regeneration, rotting, or the desire to eat human flesh. the character does not have to have every zombie quality to qualify. non-human zombies, such as creatures or demi-humans, may also be considered.

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not on MAL:
Kimi wo Tsumugu by Kurihara Sakura
'A heartwarmingly cute yuri manga about a seamstress and a zombie girl. What if your friend became a zombie? What if you were in love with that friend? The first creative work by an author fond of both yuri and zombies.'

When Sato-kun Died... by Yamagata Aona
'He is silent, expressionless and he keeps to himself, but then he shared a smile with me. That boy is… a walking corpse! Sato-kun, who met an early demise in a traffic accident, came back to school as a Zombie. That popular guy who would light up the room, is now cold and lifeless and barely manages to trace the habits of his old life. However, Hozumi from the same class, seems to be the only exception. Zombie Sato stares at her from nearby, and why is he following her? What ever will she do? Is he still the old Sato-kun or is he…'

Jump Zombie by Han Yan (韩琰)
'A novice Shade Hunter forms an unlikely friendship with a teen zombie as they journey together, taking on the powerful Shades, dark creatures of the night determined to enslave humanity.'

I wanted to compile a list of the Shonen manga you may or may not have known were written and/or illustrated by women. Maybe some of these titles will surprise you. I'm limiting it to 1 entry per mangaka.

Composition is one of, if not, the most important aspect for storytelling within a visual medium such as manga and comics. Commonly referred within the world of cinematography as the "Split-Screen" or "Frame within a Frame" these techniques are often used to show division between characters or separate actions or perspectives simultaneously.

Another technique known as "Double Exposure" might also be considered. Similar to the former, these shots typically have a character appear in frame (often mirrors, reflections, or overlays) to symbolize duality of personality or inner conflict. Overlaying images such as "Sayornara Eri" are compatible with the list and are technically sharing both of these technical shots. If there are too many entries I will make and link a dedicated stack.

One Shot manga with their pages shown do not count.

Missing: Anna to Alisa

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