Shikei Shikkouchuu Datsugoku Shinkouchuu
Under Execution, Under Jailbreak

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Series with a prison setting/theme, either institutional jails or informal, DIY prisons.

thanks to tzippurah for suggestions

If you're fascinated by Jojo's Bizarre Adventure and love the creator of Jojo Hirohiko Araki, this is a list for you. It contains the main story of Jojo, some spin-offs either created by Araki or other mangaka/writers, as well as Araki's previous works such as Baoh and Gorgeous Irene.

Be reminded that some of the works may not be available officially outside of Japan, i.e. there might not be an official translated version of the work in your preferred reading language.

List divided into 4 parts: (1) Main story of Jojo; (2) Works created by Araki entirely; (3) Works created mainly by other mangaka or writers. Araki only drew the pictures or even only gave a bit of advice; (4) Araki's works outside of Jojo.

（The list is missing some light novels that are not listed on MAL. When they are listed, I would add them back.）

Manga which are canon to the world of JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken

All Jojo material that I personally consider canon to the universe.

It can be a manga about cats or just feature one cat. Also: not exactly a house cat but any kind of feline.

The definitive fool-proof order to read the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure manga in. Including spin-offs, one-shots, light novels, and more. The order of this list is by the series timeline.

Not included:

* La extraña aventura de JoJo: rey infinito | Set after Part 2, starring 80 year old Lisa Lisa
* Testimone di Gangster | Set before Part 5, tells the story of a mission Tizziano and Squalo were sent on to clear the names of 32 suspected members of Passione from being in the gang.

Personal advice for reading through the series, including non-required and extra-canonical material. Can include links for the particularly hard-to-find fan translations when official material is not available.

Anything indicated as "available online' without cited sources or official translations are considered a fairly easy find on manga websites like MangaDex that I don't think people need my help to locate.

A collection of single-volume manga from various genres I've enjoyed and would recommend.

Collections of short horror stories arranged by popularity (excluding Junji Ito, Hideshi Hino, and Suehiro Maruo).

Spin-offs that aren't listed on MAL:
- Heaven's Door
- Diamond is Unbreakable Movie Novelization
- rey infinito
- testimone di gangster
- Rohan au Louvre Movie Novelization
- There's No Love Like a Parent's