ディノサン [Dino-san] #2

A young keeper in a crisp white uniform, clipboard in hand, stands shoulder-to-shoulder with a massive, living triceratops — and the matter-of-fact calm between them says everything about what makes Dinosaurs Sanctuary so compelling. Itaru Kinoshita's manga imagines a world where prehistoric giants are very much alive and in human care, and this second volume leans into the quiet wonder of that premise with striking, meticulously rendered detail. If you've ever wanted a manga that treats dinosaur husbandry with the same seriousness as a wildlife documentary, this series belongs on your shelf.