This Week in Manga 4/3-4/9/10
Anime Boston/Wondercon Roundups Two comics/manga related cons occurred this last weekend. On the West Coast was Wondercon, the smaller, younger …Read the Rest
Anime Boston/Wondercon Roundups Two comics/manga related cons occurred this last weekend. On the West Coast was Wondercon, the smaller, younger …Read the Rest
Reprint-a-thon Tokyopop, after serious reduction in their catalog, has been slowly building it back up. Part of that build up …Read the Rest
Nature vs Nurture The scanlation debate continues this week. The first salvo fired was by Kate Dacey of the Manga …Read the Rest
Hollywood, Here Comes Netcomics! Netcomics, the Korean publisher that puts all their titles online for a per-chapter fee, is producing …Read the Rest
One Piece Exceeds 3 Million The print run for the newest volume of One Piece has been reported to be …Read the Rest
And the Battle Rages On The debate over scanlations continued this week, coming out of the brouhaha over Nick Simmon’s …Read the Rest
Coded Licenses After the debut of their new website for manga, Bandai Entertainment puts up some license news. They’ve announced …Read the Rest
A Picture’s Worth A Thousand Words You hear that phrase all the time, but then you get hit with something …Read the Rest
Learning Japanese from popular culture such as anime and manga is nothing new. Mangajin, a magazine from the early 90′s …Read the Rest
Moveable Manga Feast Moves Out In a massive collaboration, several blogs have gotten together to review the same book on …Read the Rest
One Shall Stand, One Shall Fall Last Friday night, news started coming in over twitter that Amazon had pulled the …Read the Rest
But Is It Contagious? Love to love it, or love to hate it, the release of the Twilight manga is …Read the Rest