Well, I keep mines.
Though I heard in Japan that Weekly Shonen Jump is the equivalent to our "funnies" page, and that once they're done with that pacticualar issue, they throw it away...
Personally, I keep all of mine so I don't have to buy the GNs, but I'd like to know what you guys do with yours.
My shelfs are running out! I need storage!!
Well, I keep mines.
Though I heard in Japan that Weekly Shonen Jump is the equivalent to our "funnies" page, and that once they're done with that pacticualar issue, they throw it away...
Well, I stopped getting Shonen Jump sometime last year. But all the Shonen Jumps I have are sitting there on my shelf.
I don't get Shonen Jump monthly but I do get it sometimes and for a while I did get Shojo Beat every month. I keep them but I always buy the books of the series I read and even if I did get it every month I would still get the books. I like the size and the way the books look better, plus the extras they have in them.
Fireplace fuel...
Originally Posted by Captain Highwind
I'm going to try to e-bay mine away, a year's worth at a time.
If that doesn't work...trash time.
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The SJ I have autographed by Justin Cook is something I'll never throw away.
Also, certain issues, like the one that has Kenshin's "Yahiko no Sakabato" story, I keep safe. The rest I just kind of throw whereever there's free space.
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I keep them all on a book shelf.
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If Shonen Jump magazines came in hardcover, you could smack people with them and use them as weapons in backyard wrestling.![]()
Originally Posted by Captain Highwind
If I remember right, didn't the older issues have more glossy/color pages? I remember during the first year of production, SJ used to have a color section in the middle in addition to the ones at the beginnings and ends. That might be why it was heavier.
I usually keep my issues for about a year and then throw them out, simply because I don't have a lot of room.
Keep them on my shelf with my manga.
I only have one but when they start to pile up I'll simply find a place to keep them. They're mine and i'm not getting rid of them!
I keep my earlier ones on a book shelf. (Like the first issue to the September 2004 issue). The later ones I actually lay on my floor stacked up onto two rows and then put my fan on top of it so it can reach my bed. It's actually quite affective when I need a fan actually and dosen't really seem to damage the manga at all.
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