Sentences with phrase «about the manga titles»

Manga about manga titles have been doing pretty well in the west, so I think this one would too.

You can read about the manga titles out this week over at my On The Shelf article for Otaku USA.

You can read about the manga titles out this past week over at my On The Shelf article for Otaku USA.

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A few weeks ago on Twitter, there was a discussion about Osamu Tezuka's manga and whether he deserves the title «God of Manga», and it got me thinmanga and whether he deserves the title «God of Manga», and it got me thinManga», and it got me thinking.

Before Tokyopop started their free preview volumes / manga sampler at conventions, you could only read about new authors or titles from the end of a manga volume or printed magazines (that is, if you didn't look).

Toriko «s strange combination of First of the North Star style heroes and the cooking manga genre, Bakuman «s manga about making manga aspect and Yura «s anime tie - in make for an excellent range of titles.

With hopes to publish in July 2012 now that they've reached their fund raising goal, it looks I could be writing about the first license - and - print on - demand manga title in English this coming Summer.

Heaven's Design Team (debuting May 8), an imaginative new manga series about Heaven's Animal Design Department, where designers create a variety of new animals while contending with the unreasonable requests of their client (Japanese title: Tenchi souzou design - bu)

The Wizard and His Fairy (debuting May 15), Chisato Nesumi «s pretty fantasy manga about an eccentric wizard and the beautiful and strong - willed fairy he takes in (Japanese title: Kirikagohime to mahoutsukai)

A Kiss, For Real (debuting May 29), Fumie Akuta «s sweet, but sadistic, high - school romance manga about a mask - wearing girl and a free - spirited boy (Japanese title: Sekirara ni Kiss)

(debuting May 1), Yuji Onda «s romantic - comedy manga about a high - school girl who finds herself living with some scary new stepbrothers (Japanese title: Kamiki kyoudai okotowari)

It says a lot about the problems they faced over their years as a manga publisher and makes me more thankful than ever for the great titles we did get from them, some I know we'd never have gotten from anyone else (Key to the Kingdom — I love it, but really?).

It was one of the most anticipated manga related events as the company's marketing director, Ed Chavez, paved the way to it with teasing hints about new titles they'd be revealing.

This past Friday the 13th wasn't unlucky for Yen Press, who made a post about some on - going title updates, and four new manga licenses:

Viz will provide a number of titles, including Cross Game, a baseball / coming of age story; Dawn of the Arcana, a fantasy romance about a princess forced to marry the prince of a rival nation; Kekkaishi, a good - natured battle manga (Shaenon Garrity wrote the best article ever about Kekkaishi); Maoh: Juvenile Remix, Natsume Ono's indy - ish not simple, Sand Chronicles, and the thoughtful sci - fi tale Saturn Apartments, which is my favorite manga of all time.

Viz recently raised the prices on their digital manga, but the Google Play store is offering a price break on three titles for this week only: Every volume of One Piece (the best - selling manga in Japan), Demon Love Spell (a romance / comedy fantasy about a shrine maiden who accidentally seals a sexy demon and has to team up with him to fight monsters), and Case Closed (a detective series) is only $ 5.99, a buck off list.

Viz Media, the largest manga publisher in the U.S., has been aggressive about marketing their titles digitally (which makes sense when you realize that some of their series run to over 50 volumes).

There's an oddball title in the number ten spot, though: Chapter 16 of a digital - first manga about a boy and his robot maid that came out last July.

We are also continuing to improve the VIZ.com site as the best place for readers to find out about print and digital availability by providing links to iBooks, Nook, Kindle, and our own Viz Manga platform for all available titles.

Meca Tanaka's latest title is coming out tomorrow, so here's five things you might want to know about it from the editor of this manga.

He also had a handful of other titles to announce including «Neko Ramen,» a gag manga about a cat who runs a ramen restaurant that was formerly licensed by Tokyopop, as well as «If You Wan na Destroy the World,» «My Sweet Dragon,» «Aoi Hana,» «Elemental Gelade» and «Yasuko and Kenji.»

Last we heard concretely from MB about their manga line was back in June 2010 when they cancelled a handful of their boys» love titles.

DC's own Vertigo imprint will be adding six additional series titles to the digital day - and - date releases, while other highly anticipated manga series from Japan, including titles from Yen Press and Viz Media among others, will be launching several nearly simultaneous print and digital releases, reducing the time from Japanese publication to digital English translation to about two weeks.

When asked about Osamu Tezuka's Princess Knight, which is often one of the most requested manga titles from fans, they acknowledge the series is always brought up during Osamu Tezuka discussion with licensors and fans alike.

I also follow quite a few other manga titles for more specific and limited reasons, whether we're talking about my fondness for the far - future SF concepts of Yukito Kishiro's Battle Angel Alita: Last Order, the lunatic bread - baking minutiae of Takashi Hashiguchi's Yakitate!!

Ed Chavez over at MangaCast also made note late in 2008 that a number of these Digital Manga titles had not yet been published, and true enough to his words then, nothing has been been heard about their status since.

Just about every current manga publisher showed up for shipping this week; seven publishers total for a variety of manga titles.

Off * Beat was one of the Tokyopop OEL manga titles, a quirky series by Jen Lee Quick about a boy genius and the friend he obsesses over.

I have been introduced to the world of manga, but would like to hear about what great titles are out there to check out.

Digital Manga says more news about this massive acquisition will be coming in the next few weeks, so we'll see what new details and title - specific news comes with it.

Deb Aoki posts about the manga events on Friday and takes a closer look at the Yen Press announced titles.

About VIZ Media, LLC Headquartered in San Francisco, California, VIZ Media distributes, markets and licenses the best anime and manga titles direct from Japan.

It made reading a title I enjoy downright painful, and that's not what digital manga should be about.

We've been getting titles about the inside workings of manga lately, so it's not a stretch for voice acting, since these actors will not only work on anime, but also drama cds.

Brigid Alverson at Robot 6 makes some observations including how nice it was that some of the scanlators complied without making a big deal about it, and that it's odd for a manga company to go after titles not licensed.

This side - by - side comparison of two Shonen Jump titles speaks volumes about how the male gaze shapes the manga we read.

Of all the English manga titles and trends started in 2011, I think it'll be most known for bringing about two of the most long - awaited manga series of all time — Naoko Takeuchi's Sailor Moon and Osamu Tezuka's Princess Knight.

Princess Mononoke — The First Story, a storybook using the original concept for the film from 1980, started off the panel, followed by talk of Kiss of the Rose Princess, the 5 - volume series of the Resident Evil: The Marhawa Desire manga, and a helpful reminder about All You Need Is Kill — helpful because thanks to Viz, Takeshi Obata - the artist behind All You Need Is Kill as well as titles such as Death Note and Hikaru no Go - was at New York Comic - Con as well.

Although watching this cast of quirky characters is fun, it's all the gags about shojo manga that make this title really funny.

I suspect that Kai Asou might have been indulging in little irony when she titled Only Serious About You (Digital Manga Publishing), as her storytelling is extremely conscientious.

The last time I wrote about their manga licenses was for Black Bard and Smuggler, two titles I'm really looking forward and that are scheduled for this Winter.

1 By Setsuko Kaneko Futabasha, Jour Suteki no Shifutachi JManga.com Windows XP, Firefox 11.0 It is sometimes hard to read this title without thinking of With The Light, the josei manga about raising an autistic child that Yen Press put out.

Word has been circulating for a while about Digital Manga's big yaoi title announcement, promising many happy fans, and that they'll be making said - announcement at the upcoming Yaoi Con.

1, Japanese Cuisine By Tetsu Kariya and Akira Hanasaki Viz Manga app iPad 2, iOS 4.3 — One of the wonderful things about new digital platforms is that they give underappreciated titles (and I must apologize in advance for the following, potentially multilayered pun) a second bite at the Apple.

JManga.com currently has 376 volumes of manga available and is adding new titles at a rate of about ten a week.

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