

There are a bunch of manga magazines like:

**Weekly**

  * [Weekly Shonen Jump](http://www.shonenjump.com/j/)
  * [Weekly Shonen Sunday](http://websunday.net/)
  * [Weekly Shonen Magazine](http://www.shonenmagazine.com/)
  * **and many more**

**Monthly**

  * [Monthly Urasunday](http://urasunday.com/)
  * [Ultra Jump](http://ultra.shueisha.co.jp/)
  * **and many more**

There is a different of the total amount of page for every series that
published in each of manga magazine in japan every week/month. The total
amount of page for weekly serialization, has about 18-20 pages for a one
chapter each week. For a monthly magazine, they have around 30-50 pages each
month.

According that, what started this format to be a common in a manga industry? I
mean, since when this a mount of page for weekly/monthly manga magazine used ?

Additional info : There is already a question that similar with this kind of
topic, but it didn't answer my question

Related Topic : [What was the first manga
magazine?](https://anime.stackexchange.com/questions/6708/what-was-the-first-
manga-magazine)


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Who started the format 18-36 pages in weekly and 36-60 pages in monthly manga magazine?