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How do you take a beloved movie that’s based on a well-known set of books and make it fresh again? Antarctic Press found the answer – turn it into a manga! Oz: The Manga, written and illustrated by the talented David Hutchison has transformed L. Frank Baum’s well-established classic “The Wizard of Oz” into a [...]
Attention all Onizuka fans! Tohru Fujisawa is back with another soon to be masterpiece. As some of you may know, Tohru Fujisawa is the author of the hit manga Great Teacher Onizuka and has come up with another manga that may turn out to be something just as great in the end. The title is [...]
W00t W00t!!! My otaku brothers love is in the air this Valentine’s Day season and there’s no better way to promote this than with a look at the legendary story of Train Man (Densha Otoko).
Who is this mysterious Train Man? Is he a super hero with the power of trains? Is he a conductor with [...]
This post is courtesy of Guest Writer Carey Anderson.
This is your unlucky day folks cause the Black Cat manga has been licensed in America.
Train Heartnet is a sweeper. It’s a job that gets all kinds of work, from gathering bounty heads to body guarding an important diplomat. Train, however is different. Train is the infamously [...]
This review is courtesy of Guest Writer Carey Anderson
To fans of Yumiko Readman, now is a great time to rekindle your love for books with the R.O.D. (Read or Die) manga! The manga was first created after the series of light novels from the same author (Hideyuki Kurata) which then of course spun off into [...]
Jim Henson’s 1985 film Labyrinth is one of my all-time favorite movies. Needless to say, I was thrilled to hear that Tokyopop was publishing a continuation of the story in manga format. This Christmas, I received volume one from Rachel – which made me very, very happy. So how did the first volume hold up? [...]
After a long wait I got my copy of the Hellsing Volume 7 manga!!! Woohoo! AND, aaannnddd, I got one of only two copies in all of Carbondale. I checked out Barnes & Noble on Saturday but it wasn’t on the shelf. I thought that was odd. Maybe though, there were a ton of Hellsing [...]
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