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That's absolutely insane volume sales, especially considering the portion of it that's composed of digital sales. Is it common for Grand Jump series to have greater digital sales than print copies (even if it's not quite to this extreme of a degree)?
Yeah it’s almost universal that GJ books do more digitally than physically. Smart phones and tablets kinda transformed how older readers consume manga (and series like Eros and Goldfish Wife hit it off with women too, who are even more on the digital side of things). Series that pop up on Oricon’s top 50 (so... Play Ball and Captain Tsubasa, really) appear to be exceptions.
Has the artist done anything since that?
That’s a bit of a hard question, as I’ve only been reading a couple of years and don’t know sales numbers for a lot of series, as it relies on them announcing stuff. That and a bunch of series that sell well weren’t spawned here, but are instead sequels to Business or Fresh Jump series. But off the top of my head and across all three magazines the most successful titles are:
Not as of yet, no. A shame, I liked the art
I've only briefly heard of Business Jump and never heard of Fresh Jump before. I didn't realize there were any huge hits that came out of Business Jump. A totally random question, but to your knowledge, have you ever heard of a series that focuses on accounting, bonus points if it's taxes lol? I'm just so curious to see a manga version of my workplace haha
I had a brain fart. Grand Jump was Business Jump and SUPER Jump, sorry. Fresh Jump was a much older Jump magazine.
Yeah, hope he resurfaces.
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