Ken Wakui - Tokyo Revengers Omnibus Manga

Takemichi Hanagaki is a 26-year-old underachiever who reaches rock bottom when he discovers that his only middle-school girlfriend, Hinata Tachibana, has been murdered by the ruthless Tokyo Manji Gang. After a near-death experience on a subway platform, Takemichi is suddenly transported twelve years into the past to his middle-school prime. Armed with the ability to "time-leap" through a handshake with Hinata's brother, Naoto, he resolves to infiltrate and climb the ranks of the very gang responsible for her death. However, his mission becomes complicated as he befriends the gang’s enigmatic leader, Mikey, and realizes that saving the future requires more than just preventing a single tragedy—it demands rewriting the history of an entire generation of delinquents. 

Japanese Name: Tōkyō Ribenjāzu (東京卍リベンジャーズ)
English Title: Tokyo Revengers
Story & Art: Ken Wakui 
Original Publisher: Kodansha
English Publisher: Seven Seas Entertainment (Print Omnibus)
Release Years: 2017-2022 
Volumes:  31 Japanese tankōbon volumes, collected into approximately 15–16 English omnibus editions (2-in-1 format)
Age Rating: Teen/Older Teen (Recommended Ages 15+)
Genre: Action, Drama, Sci-Fi, Supernatural 
Themes: Time travel, Delinquents (Bōsōzoku), Friendship vs. Corruption, Redemption, Power struggles

Other Notable Works by Ken Wakui 

Ken Wakui is best known for his gritty portrayals of the Japanese underworld and delinquent culture. His most notable works outside of Tokyo Revengers include:

Shinjuku Swan (2005–2013): His first major success, this 38-volume series follows a young man's rise through the dangerous world of talent scouting in Shinjuku's red-light district. It was adapted into a TV drama and two live-action films.

Astro Royale (Negai no Astro) (2024–2025): His most recent series, which marks his debut in Weekly Shonen Jump. It is a supernatural action manga set during a yakuza succession war after a meteorite grants people strange abilities.

Sekisei Inko (Budgerigar) (2013–2015): A psychological series about an amnesiac man whose memories manifest as a surreal being. Dessert Eagle (2015–2016): A shorter delinquent-focused series featuring high schoolers seeking vengeance against gangs.

Abaddon (2010–2012): A martial arts-focused manga created to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Weekly Young Magazine

Comics & manga are assumed VG+ or better unless otherwise noted. No broken spines, no writing, no stickers, and may have light shelf wear. Mid-2000s or earlier manga may have slight yellowing due to the age of the paper. All manga and comics are assumed to be pre-owned.