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12 comics like Reg'lar Fellers
Picked for the same feel: the genres they share with Reg'lar Fellers (comedy), the same creators, and what readers keep together. Each opens where it is read legally.
Comics like Reg'lar Fellers
Coming of Age · School Life1. Show-ha Shoten!
by Akinari Asakura, Takeshi Obata
- Comedy (shared)
- Drama
Azemichi Shijima writes jokes in secret and would never perform them. Taiyo Higashikata is a former child actor with presence to spare. Together they form a comedy duo aiming for the top of Japan's manzai scene. A story about making people laugh, drawn by Takeshi Obata of Death Note.
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Coming of Age2. Little Orphan Annie
by Harold Gray
- Adventure
- Drama
An orphan with no pupils, a dog called Sandy, and a habit of walking into other people's troubles. Adventure serial and melodrama at once, and it argued with its own readers about politics for decades.
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Coming of Age3. Gasoline Alley
by Frank King
- Slice of Life
A baby was left on a bachelor's doorstep in 1921 and then did something no comic character had done before: he grew up, at the speed everybody else does. The strip has aged in real time ever since.
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Coming of Age · School Life4. Haikyu!!
by Haruichi Furudate
- Comedy (shared)
- Drama
- Sports
Shoyo Hinata is short, and he loves volleyball. In high school he joins Karasuno — once a powerhouse — only to find his teammate is Tobio Kageyama, the genius setter who crushed his team the year before. The two learn to fly together: a warm, thrilling sports story about teamwork, rivals and growing up.
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Coming of Age · School Life5. Skip and Loafer
by Misaki Takamatsu
- Comedy (shared)
- Romance
- Slice of Life
Mitsumi, the top student from a tiny seaside town, moves to Tokyo for high school with a ten-year plan and no idea how the city works. On her first day she gets lost, and Shima, a charming classmate with secrets of his own, helps her out. A bright, funny story about friendship and finding your feet, with a heroine who stumbles a lot and never stays down.
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Coming of Age · Comedy6. Akane-banashi
by Yuki Suenaga, Takamasa Moue
- Comedy (shared)
- Drama
Akane's father was a gifted rakugo storyteller, expelled from the art in front of her eyes. Years later, she sets out to reach the top of rakugo herself and prove him right. A stirring story of performance and practice, where a single voice on a cushion holds a whole room.
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Coming of Age · School Life7. Bakuman
by Tsugumi Ohba, Takeshi Obata
- Comedy (shared)
- Drama
- Romance
- Slice of Life
Moritaka can draw; his classmate Akito can write. Akito wants them to become manga artists together, and Moritaka — who just promised the girl he likes that they will marry once his manga becomes an anime — says yes. From the creators of Death Note, a story about making manga for Weekly Shonen Jump itself: deadlines, editors, reader surveys and rivals, told like a sports series.
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Coming of Age · School Life8. Blue Period
by Tsubasa Yamaguchi
- Drama
- Slice of Life
Yatora is a popular student with good grades who feels nothing about any of it. Then he paints Tokyo at dawn the way it looks to him — blue — and for the first time he feels something. He sets his sights on Japan's hardest art university: a story about the hard work behind talent.
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Comedy9. Mutt and Jeff
by Bud Fisher
- Comedy (shared)
- Slice of Life
A tall schemer and a short optimist, running a small swindle a day and losing on it. It ran daily rather than on Sundays, which almost nothing did in 1907, and every daily strip since has inherited the habit.
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Comedy10. Toonerville Folks
by Fontaine Fox
- Comedy (shared)
- Slice of Life
A trolley that meets all the trains, a skipper with a beard, and a suburb of people who know each other far too well. The trolley became famous enough that real towns claimed to be the original.
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Coming of Age · School Life11. A Silent Voice
by Yoshitoki Oima
- Drama
- Romance
- Slice of Life
In primary school, Shoya Ishida bullied a deaf classmate, Shoko, until she transferred away, and then the class turned on him. Years later, lonely and ashamed, he sets out to find her and make amends. A moving story about guilt, forgiveness and learning to face other people again.
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Comedy12. Buster Brown
by Richard F. Outcault
- Comedy (shared)
- Slice of Life
A neatly dressed boy, his talking dog Tige, and a prank every Sunday — followed by a written resolution never to do it again, which never survives the week.
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