Best Official Manga Service

[Classic Adamas]

So here's my predicament. I'm a big fan of reading manga scans on my 10 inch tablet, and it's especially preferable to me than physical because you don't have to worry about damaging the spine or page quality, and tankobon is smaller than my tablet.

Online sources aren't perfect though. We all know certain sources for Dragon Ball have crappy scans and fanslations. Some other manga also have poor scans and translations. I'm looking to see if there's something that has official, high quality scans that I can pay for or buy a subscription. Something like Netflix for mangu.

 

[Papasmurf]

Would be pretty neat if you only had to pay 9.99 a month or something to read every manga ever translated officially into English. It's not going to be the reality though with very few manga and anime outside of Shonen Jump having achieved renown besides One Punch Man, Attack on trash Titan and maybe Hanyou no Yashahime, out of titles published in the past decade.

 

[Classic Adamas]

A service like that with the big series could potentially give the rub to smaller ones.

 

[Captain Cadaver]

Yeah, as Kenshi said, there's little reason to go with official sources as they are now when their library is pretty limited to popular series they've acquired compared to Mangasee or (until it was taken down) Kissmanga. Mangasee tends to be reliable about 9/10 times for high-quality scans (their scans of Monster being a definite exception rather than the rule), considering they even have things like the Viz scans of Saint Seiya that is quite a niche series in the English-speaking world and good scans of it were almost impossible to find of other sites beyond the first few volumes.

 

[SSJ2]

Sometimes I'd rather not read the official scans. Especially Viz considering they have a history of dumbing down their translations.

I'm not sure such a site exists though. There are took many separate publishers unfortunately.