Jujutsu Kaisen's dominance in the U.S. manga market shows no signs of slowing down. Volume 30 of Gege Akutami's supernatural action series ranked #1 on Circana BookScan's May adult graphic novel list, marking another strong month for the franchise.

The rankings reveal just how deeply Jujutsu Kaisen has embedded itself in American readers' collections. Beyond volume 30's top spot, the series claimed four additional positions in the top 20: volume 1 at #3, volume 29 at #4, volume 26 at #9, volume 28 at #11, and Volume 0: Blinding Darkness at #12. That's six Jujutsu Kaisen entries across the monthly chart.

Jujutsu Kaisen wasn't alone in commanding the rankings. May's list, which tracked piece sales data from over 16,000 retail locations, featured 15 manga titles total. Other notable series making appearances included Eiichiro Oda's One Piece Omnibus Edition at #10, Koyoharu Gotouge's Demon Slayer at #17, and newcomers like Gachiakuta and Kagurabachi climbing the charts.

Circana BookScan, which tracks approximately 85% of the U.S. trade print book market, provides one of the industry's most comprehensive snapshots of consumer purchasing habits. The data comes from chains, independent bookstores, e-tailers, and mass merchandisers, giving publishers and fans alike a clear picture of what's resonating with readers.

Jujutsu Kaisen's continued chart dominance reflects the series' momentum both on page and screen. With the anime's major story arcs capturing fans' attention and the manga nearing its conclusion, the franchise continues to draw new readers while maintaining a dedicated existing fanbase.

The May rankings reinforce what's become increasingly clear: manga's presence in mainstream American retail remains robust, with series like Jujutsu Kaisen leading the charge and proving that Japanese comics remain central to U.S. publishing.