The One-Punch Man Manga Gallery
Thirty-seven covers, one painter, and a hero hiding in the corners.
Every Japanese volume of One-Punch Man is below, in order, with its release date and ISBN. The covers are the Jump Comics originals, verified against Shueisha’s records and checked one by one: the printed numbers run 1 to 37 without a break.
A 38th volume is scheduled for December 4, 2026 (ISBN 978-4-08-885292-8). It has no cover to show yet, so it is not pictured here.
ONE COVER, TWO EDITIONS
Tokyo · San FranciscoVolume 1, twice
One painting · two countries · three years apart
Viz did not commission new art. The English One-Punch Man is the Japanese book re-lettered, which is why this gallery can show the Japanese covers as the series’ true face: the paintings never change, only the clothes do.
VOLUMES 1 TO 10
December 2012 to December 2015
Vol. 1 · One Punch
December 4, 2012 · ISBN 978-4-08-870701-3. Saitama alone, fist forward: the whole series in one image.
Vol. 2 · The Secret to Strength
December 4, 2012 · ISBN 978-4-08-870702-0. Genos fills the frame, with Saitama small behind him.
Vol. 3 · The Rumor
April 4, 2013 · ISBN 978-4-08-870724-2. Speed-o’-Sound Sonic, drawn like a villain poster.
Vol. 4 · Giant Meteor
August 2, 2013 · ISBN 978-4-08-870871-3. Bang, silver-haired and enormous; Saitama sits tiny in his palm.
Vol. 5 · Shining in Tatters
December 4, 2013 · ISBN 978-4-08-880083-7. Mumen Rider in the rain, helmet on, shouting: a joke hero painted like a saint.
Vol. 6 · The Big Prediction
May 2, 2014 · ISBN 978-4-08-880128-5. Puri-Puri Prisoner lunges at the reader.
Vol. 7 · The Fight
December 4, 2014 · ISBN 978-4-08-880262-6. Boros holds the Earth in one hand.
Vol. 8 · That Man
April 3, 2015 · ISBN 978-4-08-880382-1. King, the strongest man on Earth, as the cover sells him.
Vol. 9 · Don’t Dis Heroes!
August 4, 2015 · ISBN 978-4-08-880530-6. Fubuki stepping out of a car in a fur collar.
Vol. 10 · Pumped Up
December 4, 2015 · ISBN 978-4-08-880577-1. Tatsumaki, hair taking up half the sky.
VOLUMES 11 TO 19
The Monster Association war builds
Vol. 11 · Giant Insect
June 3, 2016 · ISBN 978-4-08-880646-4. Metal Bat, mid-swing, pompadour first.
Vol. 12 · The Strong Ones
December 2, 2016 · ISBN 978-4-08-880785-0. Garou, back turned, the first cover Saitama does not appear on.
Vol. 13 · Monster Cells
April 4, 2017 · ISBN 978-4-08-881103-1. Suiryu smiling into the camera, Saitama small behind.
Vol. 14 · The Depths of Despair
August 4, 2017 · ISBN 978-4-08-881231-1. Snek and Lightning Max, the tournament’s working heroes.
Vol. 15 · Pulling the Strings
December 4, 2017 · ISBN 978-4-08-881431-5. Watchdog Man’s costume, face-on: the series’ best deadpan cover.
Vol. 16 · Depleted
April 4, 2018 · ISBN 978-4-08-881451-3. Bomb, Bang’s elder brother, hand raised.
Vol. 17 · Because I’m the Bald Cape?
August 3, 2018 · ISBN 978-4-08-881556-5. Zombieman with his axe, mid-regeneration.
Vol. 18 · Limiter
December 4, 2018 · ISBN 978-4-08-881690-6. Garou again, this time carrying Tareo out of the fire.
Vol. 19 · All My Cabbage
April 4, 2019 · ISBN 978-4-08-881813-9. The S-Class as a group portrait: Genos, Child Emperor, Tatsumaki, Fubuki and more.
VOLUMES 20 TO 28
The raid, cover by cover
Vol. 20 · Let’s Go!
July 4, 2019 · ISBN 978-4-08-881814-6. Flashy Flash in front, the raid about to begin.
Vol. 21 · In an Instant
December 4, 2019 · ISBN 978-4-08-881815-3. Saitama’s face, full-frame: the famous close-up cover.
Vol. 22 · Light
September 4, 2020 · ISBN 978-4-08-882292-1. Child Emperor with his model kits, the boy genius at rest.
Vol. 23 · Authenticity
January 4, 2021 · ISBN 978-4-08-882455-0. Saitama in the yellow suit, standing in the crater.
Vol. 24 · Sacrifice
December 3, 2021 · ISBN 978-4-08-883002-5. Amai Mask, beautiful and frightening in equal measure.
Vol. 25 · Drive Knight
May 2, 2022 · ISBN 978-4-08-883136-7. Flashy Flash and Saitama, back to back at speed.
Vol. 26 · Unfathomable
June 4, 2022 · ISBN 978-4-08-883137-4. Psykos and Tatsumaki, the psychic war in portrait form.
Vol. 27 · Tornado Full Blast
November 4, 2022 · ISBN 978-4-08-883336-1. Saitama in a car seatbelt, deadpan, while the world burns outside.
Vol. 28 · Into the Abyss
June 2, 2023 · ISBN 978-4-08-883586-0. Tatsumaki unleashing everything, Genos behind her.
VOLUMES 29 TO 37
To the turning point, July 2026
Vol. 29 · Renewed Effort
November 2, 2023 · ISBN 978-4-08-883742-0. Zombieman above, Saitama below, an hour into the abyss.
Vol. 30 · The Greatest Obstacle
March 4, 2024 · ISBN 978-4-08-883863-2. Bang’s fist, and the wall it is about to meet.
Vol. 31 · Supreme Purgatorial Explosive Heat Wave-Motion Gun
July 4, 2024 · ISBN 978-4-08-884098-7. Garou in gold, lit like a religious icon.
Vol. 32 · Blessing
November 1, 2024 · ISBN 978-4-08-884267-7. Garou transformed, hand burning: the monster he asked to become.
Vol. 33 · Power Squared
April 4, 2025 · ISBN 978-4-08-884479-4. Saitama and Garou, fist to fist over the ocean.
Vol. 34 · Dawn
August 4, 2025 · ISBN 978-4-08-884676-7. Saitama, and the small dark shape in his hands.
Vol. 35 · The Worst Guy I Could Run Into
October 3, 2025 · ISBN 978-4-08-884722-1. Saitama from behind, carrier bags in hand, walking home through the ruins.
Vol. 36 · Unknown Quantity
March 4, 2026 · ISBN 978-4-08-884891-4. Saitama looming, Tatsumaki small and furious below.
Vol. 37 · Turning Point
July 3, 2026 · ISBN 978-4-08-885085-6. Genos rebuilt and crackling, Saitama upside down beneath him.
READING THE COVERS
What Murata is doingEvery cover is a painting
All 37 covers are Yusuke Murata’s own paintings, in the same high-finish digital style as the interior’s best pages. There are no photo covers, no anime stills, and no guest artists in the run.
The small Saitama
On covers fronted by other characters, Saitama repeatedly turns up small in a corner or at the edge of the frame, breaking the mood of an otherwise straight heroic portrait. Volume 4 puts him in Bang’s open palm.
The exceptions
Volume 12, Garou’s first cover, is the famous absence: no Saitama at all. The joke only works because the other 36 covers trained you to look for him.