Three volumes of various collected Dragon Ball manga series are all set to release all on the same day this December in Japan:
Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero — Jump Comics
A “Jump Comics” edition of the theatrical film Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero — presumed to be an “anime comic” or “animanga” adaptation (screenshots with dialog bubbles and sound effects), as two novelizations are already on the market — will retail for ¥1,650 on 02 December 2022.
The book is available for pre-order on Amazon Japan.
Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultra God Mission!!!! — Volume 1
The first collected volume of the Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultra God Mission!!!! manga series by Yoshitaka Nagayama will also release 02 December 2022 in Japan for ¥572 spanning 176 pages.
The volume is available for pre-order on Amazon Japan.
Yoshitaka Nagayama debuted in a supplemental booklet packed in with the December 2013 issue of Saikyō Jump, with Dragon Ball Heroes: Rookie Charisma Mission Episode 0 depicting the daily life and “training” of Engineer Yoshito and new Battle Navigators Tsubasa and Momo-chan in a cartoony style. The series eventually received its own standard serialization in Saikyō Jump beginning in the July 2014 issue, followed by the traditional story serials of Dark Demon Realm Mission! beginning in the September 2016 issue, Universe Mission!! beginning in the May 2018 issue, Big Bang Mission!!! beginning in the May 2020 issue, followed by (the current series) Ultra God Mission!!!! beginning in the April 2022 issue.
All of Dark Demon Realm Mission!, Universe Mission!!, and Big Bang Mission!!! have been previously compiled and released.
Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Avatars!! — Volume 2
The second collected volume of the Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Avatars!! manga series by Yūji Kasai will also release 02 December 2022 in Japan for ¥594 spanning 192 pages.
The volume is available for pre-order on Amazon Japan.
A prototype/one-shot for Avatars debuted as a single chapter in the January 2021 issue of Saikyō Jump (under the title “Super Dragon Ball Heroes Side-Story: Avatar Story!!”), followed by the serialization of Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Avatars!! beginning in the September 2021 issue, coinciding with Saikyō Jump‘s refresh. Much like Charisma Mission before it (and likewise similar to DeSpo FighterZ for Dragon Ball FighterZ), the Avatars series showcases a group of young protagonists taking on the world of Dragon Ball Heroes with comical showcases of the various cards and mechanics.