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{{Magazine Infobox
|title       = ''Manga Allman''
|image       = [[File:Allman1999No12.jpg|{{ImageSize}}]]
|ja_kanji    = MANGAオールマン
|altname     = 
|frequency   = Monthly / Bi-monthly {{S|Discontinued}}
|country     = {{W|Japan}} {{J}}
|category    = {{W|Seinen manga}}
|language    = {{W|Japanese}}
|price       = 
|publisher   = [[Shueisha]]
|editor      = [[Ryosuke Kabashima]]
|date        = 1995-2002
|medium      = 
|website     =  
|colors    = UEUJ
}}
{{Nihongo|'''''Manga Allman'''''|MANGAオールマン|Manga Ōruman}} was a Japanese monthly/bi-monthly {{W|Seinen manga|Seinen}} manga magazine that was published from 1995 to 2002. It was founded by [[Hirohiko Araki]]'s first editor, [[Ryosuke Kabashima]].
==History==
''Manga Allman'' was launched in October 1995 as a successor to ''Super Jump Alpha''. As such, many serialized works that were being published in ''Super Jump Alpha'' were carried over to ''Manga Allman''. The magazine was founded by its editor-in-chief, [[Ryosuke Kabashima]], who was a long-time employee at ''[[Weekly Shonen Jump]]'' and [[Hirohiko Araki]]'s first editor. ''Manga Allman'' initially published monthly, until it switched to a bi-monthly publication on September 1996. However, due to a reorganization of [[Shueisha]]'s seinen manga magazines, ''Manga Allman'' was discontinued in 2002.

The magazine published many of Araki's miscellaneous works, including ''[[Dolce, and His Master]]'', ''[[Deadman's Questions]]'', and ''[[The Lives of Eccentrics]]'' (illustrated by [[Hirohisa Onikubo]]).

==Related Series==
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size:small"
|-
!No.||Title||Type||First Issue||Last Issue
|-
|1
|''[[Dolce, and His Master]]''
| style="background-color:{{Color|UEUJ2}};"|{{White|One-shot}}{{Ref-Note|Split across two issues.|name=Split2}}
|October 2, 1996
|October 16, 1996 
|-
|2
|''[[Deadman's Questions]]''
| style="background-color:{{Color|UEUJ2}};"|{{White|One-shot}}{{Ref-Note|Split across three issues.}}
|June 16, 1999
|July 21, 1999
|-
|3
|{{MagCh|Eccentrics Episode 1}}{{Ref-Note|Written by [[Hirohiko Araki]] and illustrated by [[Hirohisa Onikubo]].|name=Credits}}{{Ref-Note|Originally published in ''Super Jump'' on June 1, 1989}}
| style="background-color:{{Color|UEUJ2}};"|{{White|One-shot}}
|June 20, 2001
|N/A
|-
|4
|{{MagCh|Eccentrics Episode 2}}{{Ref-Note|name=Credits}}
| style="background-color:{{Color|UEUJ2}};"|{{White|One-shot}}{{Ref-Note|name=Split2}}
|May 2, 2001
|May 16, 2001
|-
|5
|{{MagCh|Eccentrics Episode 3}}{{Ref-Note|name=Credits}}
| style="background-color:{{Color|UEUJ2}};"|{{White|One-shot}}
|December 28, 2002
|N/A
|-
|}

==Gallery==
<gallery>
AllMan1996No11.jpg|Issue #11 1996, [[Dolce, and His Master|Dolce, and His Master, Part 1]]
Allman1996No12.jpg|Issue #12 1996, [[Dolce, and His Master|Dolce, and His Master, Part 2]]
Allman1999No12.jpg|Issue #12 1999, [[Deadman's Questions|Deadman's Questions, Part 1]]
Allman1999No13.jpg|Issue #13 1999, [[Deadman's Questions|Deadman's Questions, Part 2]]
Allman1999No14.jpg|Issue #14 1999, [[Deadman's Questions|Deadman's Questions, Part 3]]
Manga Allman No.12 2001.jpg|Issue #12 2001, {{MagCh2|Eccentrics Episode 1}}
</gallery>

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