How much shelf do you have?
English manga, grouped by how many books the main English run takes. Every book is checked by hand against publisher and distributor records, and each series page states what its catalogue covers, with ISBNs and release dates.
A short shelf
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Wotakoi: Love Is Hard for Otaku6 English books
English: 6 collected books released; 6 cataloged. 1 box set cataloged. Numbering belongs to each named edition.
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Goodnight Punpun7 English books
English: 7 collected books released; 7 cataloged. Numbering belongs to each named edition.
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Death Note12 English books
Japan: 12 volumes, completed. English: 12 volumes, caught up.
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Vinland Saga15 English books
English: 15 volumes.
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Dragon Ball16 English books
English: 16 volumes.
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YuYu Hakusho19 English books
Japan: 19 volumes, completed. English: 19 volumes, caught up.
A long shelf
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Demon Slayer23 English books
Japan: 23 volumes, completed. English: 23 volumes, caught up.
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Soul Eater25 English books
Japan: 25 volumes, completed. English: 25 volumes, caught up.
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Dragon Ball Z26 English books
English: 26 volumes.
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Fullmetal Alchemist27 English books
English: 27 volumes.
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Rurouni Kenshin28 English books
English: 28 volumes.
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Jujutsu Kaisen31 English books
Japan: 30 volumes, completed. English: 31 volumes, caught up.
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Attack on Titan35 English books
Japan: 34 volumes, completed. English: 35 volumes, caught up.
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Black Clover37 English books
Japan: 38 volumes, completed. English: 37 volumes, one behind.
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My Hero Academia42 English books
Japan: 42 volumes, completed. English: 42 volumes, caught up.
Start with Vol. 1 After the anime Next: Box Set 2, , announced
A whole wall
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Fairy Tail63 English books
Japan: 63 volumes, completed. English: 63 volumes, caught up.
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Naruto72 English books
Japan: 72 volumes, completed. English: 72 volumes, caught up.
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Bleach74 English books
Japan: 74 volumes, completed. English: 74 volumes, caught up.
Counts are released English books in each series' main run; box sets and other editions are on each series page. Every date ahead is on the release calendar, which you can add to Google, Apple or Outlook.