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Seven Seas Entertainment has announced the license acquisition of the Mature-rated Boys’ Love manga Twinkling Secrets Told Us Tonight Is the Night by Nojiro Guri. Originally known as Kingin Sasameku Himitsu wa Yoru (金銀ささめくひみつは夜), it began in 2022 and was completed with a single volume. The manga will be released in August 2027 for $15.99 USA / $20.99 CAN, with the manga available in a single large-trim edition as part of the Seven Seas BL Label (Boys’ Love titles).

(C)Natsume Tamayura/SQUARE ENIX (C)Yasuyuki Syuri/SQUARE ENIX (C)Hisaho Aki/SQUARE ENIX The Manga UP! service has added another manga adaptation to its ranks with I Became a Saint to Support My Idol!. Originally known as Tenseisha no Watashi wa Oshikatsu suru Tame Seijo ni Narimashita! (転生者の私は〝推し活〟するため聖女になりました！), it’s based on the novels by Natsume Tamayura and Yasuyuki Syuri, with Aki Hisaho handling the adaptation. It’s serialized through Gangan Online in Japan and has three volumes out.

© じゅら‧講談社/ウェイブ With friends like these… What They Say: My first cute girlfriend ever. But her friend, who’s curvier than my girlfriend, started seducing me… What would you do if your girlfriend’s friend made a move on you like this? A captivating tale of forbidden love by Jura, the overwhelmingly popular manga artist on Young Magazine Web, now adapted into a TV anime.

The K Manga service has brought on another series that Kodansha Comics has picked up with Honey Bee & Lemon Balm. The manga is originally known as Mitsubachi to Lemon Balm (ミツバチとレモンバーム), which comes from creator Jil Hashikura. It launched in 2021 and wrapped up with two volumes, but saw a sequel series with Honey Bee & Lemon Balm Sweet Moment, which was completed in one volume.

©阿賀沢紅茶／集英社・TVアニメ「氷の城壁」製作委員会 And just when Minato was starting to get on my good side… What They Say: Weighed down by memories she can’t shake, high schooler Koyuki Hikawa keeps everyone at arm’s length — until three schoolmates draw her out ..

DC Comics announced at their NYCC panel today the Absolute Justice event series. Planned for an April 2027 debut, it’ll be a five-issue series that does not cross into the regular ongoing books, but will rather stand by itself. The project has Jason Aaron writing it with artwork by Juan Ferreyra, and the publisher has brought out a trailer showing off some of the artwork from it.

© あまねかしこ・白泉社／藍色インパルス・StarryCube The manga series Hōkago no Idol ni wa Himitsu ga Aru is getting an anime adaptation, as announced in September 2026. It’s planned for an April 2027 broadcast debut, based on the manga that’s released in English as Everyone’s Darling has a Secret. The manga comes from Kashiko Amane, which began in 2022 through Young Animal’s web service and has nine volumes so far.

©︎ YC,rakhyun,STUDIO JHS/LDF,Teenage Mercenary Animation Partners A new anime adaptation was announced in June 2025 as in the works with YC and Rakeyon’s webtoon Teenage Mercenary. The announcement didn’t reveal anything regarding the production itself at the time. The property launched in 2021 and has almost 3 billion views, with it available in multiple languages. Now, Crunchyroll confirmed its pickup at NYCC 2026 this weekend and has brought out a subtitled trailer for it below.

A graphic collection of horror and unexplained mystery stories from the popular podcast host. Creative Staff: Story: John B. Allen, aka “MrBallen” Art: Andrea Mutti Letterer: Tom Napolitano What They Say: Have you ever wondered what you’re truly capable of? Or been afraid of what you might do when no one is looking? If so, you have experienced the terror within.

A new anime adaptation of a manhwa property is in the works with JH’s The Boxer announced. The adaptation doesn’t have a timeline as to when we’ll see it, but it was announced at New York Comic Con with Crunchyroll confirming its pickup of it with a subtitled trailer below. The project has Takehiro Kubota directing it, with KANG Wonyeong, and is working from the series composition and scripts by Toshiya Ono.