While I am hyper-obsessive and practically need my manga spoon-feeded to me constantly, on realistic terms I'd be willing to wait a month or more. It's fun reading the pieces in the weekly magazines, but I noticed that sometimes the artists are so rushed that their art looks as such. I can only imagine what the weekly authors could produce if they had more time (by judging how wonderful their "rushed" art is). I love manga that's drawn with care, so to me, if it takes more than a month to draw a great chapter or two, I'm definitely up for waiting.

in the shonen jump mag a lot of mangas are updated monthly and its not enough for me so i voted weekly....

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one per day helps keep people thinking about it and interested.... plus you wont loose your readers to forgetfulness.....

for print art, the perfect schedule would be weekly, daily is all fine and good but it can be very tiresome for comics/manga with story-dependency.

daily updates should either be followed religiously or left for weekly updates.

Monthly updates should, in my opinion, be left for shorter plots.

I'd rather read a story in long blocks -- or better yet, all at once. But I understand that it's usually more expedient to update a manga series in weekly/monthly increments. So my vote's for monthly. I don't mind waiting for extra pages and better story flow.

I try to be reasonable, once a week. Any less often, and I tend to get pissy....lol.
In my manga, I finish about a page a week, so I think that's pretty good.

monthly or bi-monthly

Weekly would be ideal for the reader/what I prefer.
But for the artist; monthly would be more workable...though weekly is also very possible based on the artist's schedual, from what I've seen.

Weekly if possible, the daily one is a lil to much to ask, and I wouldnt want the artist to rush. Any amount the artist could get out in a week's time would be enough