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During my Christmas holiday, I managed to sneak away from my family obligations long enough to discover the demented works
Read moreDuring my Christmas holiday, I managed to sneak away from my family obligations long enough to discover the demented works
Read moreWhen Ruka was younger, she saw a ghost in the water at the aquarium where her dad works. Now she
Read moreMasaaki Yuasa apparently likes to work in threes. After releasing three anime projects last year with Devilman Crybaby, Lu Over The Wall, and The Night Is Short,
Read moreWhile I do love anime and manga, one major complaint I have is that they tend to be stylistically homogenous.
Read moreAt Anime Boston 2019, I had the opportunity to have a nice, long conversation with creators Yuko Ota and Ananth
Read moreTito W. James: You two are kind of like anomalies. You’re a creative couple, you’re producing unconventional work, and you
Read moreViz Media is always finding new popular and interesting manga and anime for fans here in the United States. For
Read moreComiXology Unlimited just got a little faster. The digital comics platform has teamed up with Kodansha Comics to release the
Read moreComiXology Unlimited just got a little faster. The digital comics platform has teamed up with Kodansha Comics to release the
Read moreFirst teased during last year’s Jump Festa, Naruto creator Masashi Kishimoto finally has a release date for his new manga,
Read moreSuperheroes have taken over cinema but that wasn’t always the case. When superheroes became the dominant genre at Marvel and
Read moreIn a dystopian future ruled by religious authority, a warrior priest ventures into an desert wasteland to save a young
Read moreA priest’s past comes back to haunt him when he is reunited with a boy he molested who has grown
Read moreDark Horse Comics is breaking into the genre of food manga this September with Ms. Koizumi Loves Ramen Noodles. The
Read moreKakegurui was the surprise hit of last year. It’s an anime about compulsive gamblers trying to up their social class.
Read morePTSD is a graphic novel created by Guillaume Singelin, that follows the journey of a traumatized war veteran struggling with homelessness
Read moreHow do you define a vampire? Osamu Tezuka’s The Book Of Human Insects follows the journey of a woman who
Read moreEntertainment company and publisher, Viz Media, is known for bringing popular manga stateside. Recently, they revealed their latest acquisitions that
Read moreWhether it’s sculpture, games or illustration, every artist has their journey. Here are the stories of four contemporary artists that
Read moreThe animated TV series, Space Battleship Yamato has come a long way since its debut in Japan in 1974. It
Read moreThe Critiquing Comics Podcast is back tonight from the same folks who bring us Deconstructing Comics, and they are following
Read moreThe classic comedy manga, Urusei Yatsura, will be returning this Feb. 19th, 2019, in all new deluxe editions from Viz
Read moreCyborg 009 has been a manga mainstay that’s had multiple anime adaptions and a multi-generational fan base. However, its many
Read moreManga publisher Kodansha Comics is celebrating its 10th anniversary of publishing in English this year. To ring in the big
Read moreThe Promised Neverland follows a group of super-intelligent children who are trying to escape from a sinister orphanage. From what
Read moreGo Nagai’s seminal manga concludes in its second English hardcover edition, Devilman: The Classic Collection Vol 2. Having read and
Read moreOne famous film director (whose name escapes me) once said that we only make one movie. Once the film is
Read moreEntertainment company Viz Media is always finding different manga series to publish in the United States. At the start
Read moreThis January, your local delivery service goes interdimensional with RandomVeus: ODC. The new five-issue mini-series from UDON Entertainment following the
Read moreViz Media consistently finds great manga to release stateside and their upcoming November releases are no exception. They have two
Read morePins are all the rage right now so it’s no surprise that there will be some available at New York
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