Per title, yes. But multiple titles = more cost, and you might be spending more than RM200 per months. And I do prefer the "Jacket Cover" style of Japanese manga than the "cradboard glossy paper cover" of the USA

Actually, it cost only RM6~7 per book
Durign mah varsity days, ppl were always asking me "WTH ARE YOU READING A PHONE BOOK??"

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if manga's price here in malaysia is below rm10, i dont mind buying. its too expensive for god sake.

Teenage romance meets science-fiction in this series as a love triangle develops between the main character, an indecisive esper named Kyosuke Kasuga, Madoka Ayukawa, a mercurial and enigmatic girl with a tough past, and Hikaru Hiyama, Madoka's ditzy and energetic best friend. Kyosuke falls in love with Madoka, and Madoka wants to return those feelings, but cannot because of Hikaru's involvement with Kyosuke.

The series is very light-hearted in nature and often quite bizarre. It concerns the adventures of a group of teenagers who live in Tomobiki, an area of the Nerima ward of Tokyo on a slightly fantastical and often ridiculously surreal version of Earth. The story centers around an extremely lecherous and very unlucky high-school boy, Ataru Moroboshi, and the bikini clad alien princess Lum. Lum is in love with Ataru because he accidentally proposed to her, even though he chases after every humanoid female other than Lum. (It's not that she's ugly, it's just that he lost interest in her as soon as she started chasing him, and also probably because she uses her powers (which come in the form of electric shocks) on him many times.) The series is mainly episodic, with only occasional plots spanning more than one chapter/episode. Each of these usually concerns Ataru's ill-luck, his lechery (and Lum's jealousy thereof) or the wide variety of weird humans and aliens who love, hate, or simply meddle with Lum and Ataru.

Maison Ikkoku (めぞん一刻 Mezon Ikkoku?) is a manga by Rumiko Takahashi which ran in the manga magazine Big Comic Spirits from 1980 through 1987. Maison Ikkoku is a bitter-sweet comedic romance involving a group of madcap people who live in a boarding house in 80s Tokyo. The story focuses primarily on the blossoming relationship between Yusaku Godai—a poor student down on his luck—and Kyoko Otonashi, the young, recently-widowed boarding house manager.

Legend has it that those who eat the flesh of a mermaid may become immortal. However, there is a small chance of that happening, with a much greater chance that the consumer will die or become a damned creature known as a Lost Soul. Mermaid Saga tells the tale of two immortals, Yuta and Mana, who travel across Japan and meet others whose lives have been ruined by mermaid flesh.

Tora Aman and Comics House have manga for under RM5. Don't bother getting the english versions. quality translation wise, the malay version are better IMO. Heck, once I read GS Mikami malay, they even added a footnote about Lolicon fetish....   
On our money is weak, we can't blame on that only. Japanese have weaker Yen vs USD price compared to RM vs USD, and stores adds import cost to the books too.
Also something I noticed about the US VS Original Japanese manga. Manga Tankoubans are printed and binded in such a way that whenever you left the book open upsidedown on one particular page, it will still snap shut unlike the US version where the book will then automatically open to that particular page whenever you pick it up. Talk about quality vs price....