LOL i know what you mean! so many memorable moments.



Back with the topic, in my case other than some titles mentioned on here such as "I's",

"Ichigo 100%" had me reading it overtime till the end - some of that mangaka's stuff is also pretty good .

i think i read Cat Street in one go too...

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XBlade?

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What a tangled web we weave, when we practice to deceive
:=EXITUS ACTA PROBAT=:

Lovely Complex and Kimi Ni Todoke.
I'm a sucker for romance~!

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The bond forged between us was not one that could be broken by absence, distance, or time. -- New Moon <3

i felt that way with Mx0

7 Seeds, it's really sad but it's good.

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it's not about winning!
it's about not losing

Thirding or fourthing Gantz. I read nearly 300 chapters of it in one sitting. If you can take the gore, sex and sheer confusion of the series, it's totally worth it.

Mx0 and Omamori Himari are my two choices.

Too bad Mx0 ended in the most retarded way possible. And Omamori Himari currently has a release frequency of one chapter per month.

Life is so unfair...

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The world would be a bleak place without manga.

I think ares, blue heaven, alive!, love hina, threads of time, witchblade and boogiepop dual
These are some that i have read in one go (altough i have stopped ares since i wait for the end before i can read the whole thing, it's too good for allowing myself to forget some part of the story).

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ClayMORE! Obviously because I always want more... I think I actually went without sleep for three days when I first started reading it. My friends thought I was on speed. I tried to explain to them that hundreds of noble female warriors in gleaming armor were better than speed, but I don't think I convinced them... (About me being on speed, I mean. Not about the gleaming armor being better. Poor, ignorant fools...)

I agree with the Urasawa Naoki fan. I challenge anyone to read his work and not get terminally hooked. Anything by Fuyumi Souryo, too. (Well, her seinen stuff, anyway...) And also the lesbian epic Maka-Maka, although my intentions were less than honorable with that one. Some gay-themed stories, too, like pretty much anything by Yoshinaga Fumi, Ima Ichiko, Takaguchi Satosumi or Aoike Yasuko (an oldie but a goodie!).

Who else? Akino Matsuri's work is usually brilliant, as is the newer stuff by Shimizu Reiko. Seriously, I mourn when I reach the end of a scanlated or licensed volume.

But Claymore? Top of the list. Definitely. I get these weird psychosomatic symptoms when I think about it... Tingly arms, floaty head...

Better than speed. Yep.

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Read manga with the following themes...
Politics
Power Couples
Pure Subtext

Zero
Homunculus
Yah.

Slam Dunk ftw.

I actually stayed until way past midnight to read Kare Kano in one go. The drama surrounding the protagonists really draws me in.