3 Amazing Manga That Are Short Enough to Read in a Weekend

Long manga series are great because you can really get lost in their worlds. Many popular action or adventure stories, especially those with sci-fi or fantasy elements, tend to be quite long. But if you want something you can finish quickly, there are also plenty of fantastic shorter manga available. These three are all worth checking out, and you could easily read them all in a weekend – if you have the time!

Evan Peters Reveals Wild Blooper Filming The Beauty Fight Scene With a Slippery, Naked Extra

The show quickly becomes unpredictable and strange, featuring a mysterious company led by Ashton Kutcher’s character and a dangerous assassin played by Anthony Ramos. As the plot develops, Peters’ character gets pulled into a global conspiracy that puts all of humanity at risk. While it appears to be a scary thriller, there’s a lot of action, including a particularly unforgettable scene where Peters has a bizarre and physically demanding fight with a completely naked, and very slippery, opponent. In an interview with ComicBook, we asked him about the preparation for that scene, and his answer was exactly what you’d expect.

Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy’s Official Future With Studio Revealed

In a statement announcing her departure, Kathleen Kennedy reflected on her time at Lucasfilm. She said that when George Lucas brought her on to lead the company after his retirement, she didn’t know what to expect. She expressed gratitude for the past decade working with the talented people at Lucasfilm, praising their creativity and commitment, and shared her pride in their collective achievements. She’s looking forward to continuing to create films and television series with both familiar colleagues and new storytellers who will shape the future of the industry.

Reddit users: r/WindowsCentral is live — join us to shape coverage, boost visibility, and help build the strongest Microsoft community online

Reddit is a unique platform known for its quick pace, open discussions, community-driven nature, and refreshingly direct feedback – all of which leads to insightful reporting and thriving communities. That’s why we’re excited to launch our new subreddit, r/windowscentral, as a way to further connect with and serve our audience.