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If you liked River's Edge add

...then you might like Not Simple add

They share a similar surreal kind of art style which contrasts really well with the themes they cover such as family problems including unfit parenting/inappropriate family relationships, societies unjust view of homosexuals, the consequences of emotional abuse which leads to emotionally stunted individuals and society in general with it's obsession of beauty and status along with appearances in the public eye.

If you liked Bokurano add

...then you might like Yuusha-tachi add

Shows how pointless it can be to fight the darkness and inevitable that it rises once again whether it be in the form of a devious creature that advocates kids to fight in a giant mecha to save their 'world' or humanities hubris/divide and greed thinking they can slay the darkness not realizing it is inside all of us humans in some way or another.

If you liked Kanojo-tachi no X-Day add

...then you might like Vitamin add

They have a very similar type of feel in regards to the school setting and how stifling it is when a rumor or event happens it can completely change the person and shows how fake and cruel people are. It also show the consequences of how this can impact the individual to either cause destruction to the school by blowing it up or moving to home schooling to pursue a career in drawing manga.

If you liked The Makeup Remover add

...then you might like Mystical add

Both of these webtoons possess stellar art and cover topics ranging from corrupt beauty standards (makeup remover) to questioning how human treat other species (mystical) in a respectful and professional manner that isn't black or white but shades of grey.

If you liked Jagaaaaaan add

...then you might like Blue Lock add

They are both by the same author with different artists and tackle a variety of issues in a interesting and unique way. That really stands out apart from most manga imo. Highly recommend giving both of these series a go :)

If you liked Uzumaki add

...then you might like Franken Fran add

Both contain extreme body horror, possess morbidly curious themes to different yet similar levels and a eerie grotesque appeal. Both aren't for the faint of heart either despite Franken Fran being a bit more light-hearted. If you enjoy morbidly curious themes and body horror then I recommend you to check out these two manga.

If you liked Oyasumi Punpun add

...then you might like Onanie Master Kurosawa add

Both of these particular series are coming of age stories. Both of the main characters are young males faced with issues/challenges in life. Also cover similar mature themes such as loss of innocence, loneliness and depression. If these types of themes/stories interest you. I highly recommend you give both a read. :)

If you liked Steins;Gate add

...then you might like Mahou Shoujo Madoka★Magica add

Both of these particular series have very similar themes/depth of plot complexity. Also are packed full of surprises. Finally they have the 'Thriller' genre in common along with similar ratings.

If you liked Mahou Shoujo Madoka★Magica add

...then you might like Made in Abyss add

Both have a very seemly innocent premise...but later on both perform a drastic heel turn at some point in their running time. Also both of them have very unique art styles along with stunning animation.