For the first time in its 57-year history, Golgo 13—Japan’s longest-running manga—will be made available in full for free on Shogakukan's official manga platform “Biccomi” from May 30 to June 12, 2025. This unprecedented release includes over 3,000 episodes, marking a historic milestone for the legendary series.

Originally serialized in Big Comic in November 1968, Golgo 13 is a spy action epic centered around Duke Togo, also known as Golgo 13, a professional sniper of unparalleled skill. The series is renowned for its wide-ranging subject matter, delving into global conflicts, guerrilla warfare, cutting-edge technology, historical controversies, the arts, and even sports.

Although creator Takao Saito passed away in 2021, his legacy lives on. Per his long-held wish that the series continue even without him, Golgo 13 is now produced by Saito Production, in collaboration with a dedicated writing team and the editorial staff at Big Comic. This continuation ensures that the sniper’s saga endures for both veteran fans and new readers alike.

This special campaign represents a rare opportunity for readers to experience the entire library of one of Japan’s most iconic and enduring manga series—completely free of charge and fully online.

Frequently Asked Questions

When will the full Golgo 13 archive be available for free?
All chapters will be available for free from May 30 to June 12, 2025.

Where can I read all Golgo 13 chapters for free?
You can read them on Shogakukan’s official manga platform, Biccomi (ビッコミ).

How many episodes does Golgo 13 include?
The series has published over 3,000 episodes, making it one of the most voluminous serialized manga in history.

Is this the first time Golgo 13 has offered free access to all chapters?
Yes, this is the first time in the 57-year history of the series that every chapter has been made freely accessible.

Who is currently creating Golgo 13 after Takao Saito’s passing?
Since 2021, the manga has been produced by Saito Production, supported by the original script team and Big Comic editorial department, fulfilling Saito’s wish for the series to continue after his death.

Source : ORICON NEWS