1.Dragon Ball Z –The continuation of Goku’s saga, this manga is essential for understanding the growth of their favorite Saiyan and the epic battles that define the series.

2.Dragon Ball Super –Following the events after Majin Buu’s defeat, this series introduces new deities, universes, and formidable foes like Beerus and Jiren.

3.Dragon Ball –Where it all began. Reading the original adventures of Goku as a child offers insight into character backgrounds and sets up the entire series.

4.Jaco the Galactic Patrolman –Written by Akira Toriyama, it’s a comedic science fiction story that ties into the Dragon Ball universe by featuring some familiar characters.

5.Dragon Ball SD –A super-deformed spin-off that retells the original Dragon Ball stories with a lighter, more comedic touch, perfect for younger readers or those looking for a fun diversion.

6.Dragon Ball: Episode of Bardock –Explores an alternative storyline where Bardock survives his encounter with Frieza and becomes a Super Saiyan in the past.

7.Dr. Slump –Although not directly related to Dragon Ball, this earlier work by Toriyama is mentioned for its crossover with the series and provides more context on his unique humor and style.

8.Sand Land –Another work by Toriyama, it tells a story in a different universe but maintains his signature art style and storytelling that Dragon Ball fans will appreciate.

9.Neko Majin Z –A parody of Dragon Ball written by Toriyama himself, featuring appearances from some characters and poking fun at various tropes within the series.

10.Cross Epoch –A fascinating cross-over between Dragon Ball and One Piece, fans of both manga won’t want to miss seeing their favorite characters interact in this unique collaboration.

These manga titles offer additional layers to the Dragon Ball universe or provide read-alikes that capture Akira Toriyama’s spirit in storytelling and design.