DIG IT - Vol. 1 Ch. 1 - Dig It

[MangaDex]

 

[undeed]

Interestiiiiing

A toxic father and a supportive mother.
The boy has a real and genuine reason for his hard work that is easy to understand.
The simple desire to say "f*ck your talent"

I like that
I Dig It

it was published side-by-side with that homeless mangaka, wasn't it?

 

[Kushikime]

Thanks for the chapter. I’m always excited to have more #AfternoonGang manga to read. This will be a fun series to follow along with

 

[Kushikime]

Interestiiiiing

A toxic father and a supportive mother.
The boy has a real and genuine reason for his hard work that is easy to understand.
The simple desire to say "f*ck your talent"

I like that
I Dig It

it was published side-by-side with that homeless mangaka, wasn't it?

Yes both Manga Lover and DIG IT started in the same issue

 

[Place1]

lets goo

 

[MFOYeniTurku]

It's interesting,bookmarked

 

[Sloppysloth]

I hope he doesn’t forgive his father, I always hate how they try to evoke sympathy for neglectful/abusive parents

 

[AcidVlad]

Soulful

 

[polokol97]

It looks great any updates regarding next chapter? :>

 

[lxilow]

this is already really interesting, one could say I dig it... aha...

 

[Shant405]

This is a delightful manga. Just wondering when is the next chapter coming out?

 

[N4LLDY]

A father who sees his son's rival (Noboru) as his son.

The son who is willing to surpass his father.

Gaku really has 2 rivals!

Excited to see what happens next.

 

[Toa777]

Need that next chapter

 

[Zda]

I hope this gets an anime adaption. I love this artstyle! It feels so unique yet familiar to Fujimoto’s work (Chainsaw Man). I love a good sports anime, and this one is volleyball ball?!! I need that next chapter ASAP no rocky!

 

[Schmony]

Absolute cinema can you dig it?

 

[0takuDragonSlayer]

Interestiiiiing

A toxic father and a supportive mother.
The boy has a real and genuine reason for his hard work that is easy to understand.
The simple desire to say "f*ck your talent"

I like that
I Dig It

it was published side-by-side with that homeless mangaka, wasn't it?

Yeah, this is one of those rare hard work versus talent stories that I can actually get behind

 

[0takuDragonSlayer]

I hope he doesn’t forgive his father, I always hate how they try to evoke sympathy for neglectful/abusive parents

Honestly, that would instantly make me hate this Series. Gotta quit this weird habit of letting legitimately terrible people off the hook so easily with no major consequences. Dat man does not deserve having his wife or his son in his life anymore.