Sakamoto Days is a breath of fresh air in the manga world. It takes the tired 'super assassin' trope and gives it a dad-bod makeover that actually works.

It’s fast, funny, and visually stunning. While the violence is definitely there—it's a book about killers, after all—the heart of the story is about a guy trying to protect his quiet life.

If your kid is into Naruto or Demon Slayer, this is the logical next step. It’s significantly more creative than your average battle manga, even if it gets a bit grisly in the later volumes.