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Hatsune Miku gets a four-panel (4-koma) weekly manga
![]() Hatsune Miku, the first popular Japanese idol singer (vocaloid) whose "voice" is generated on-the-fly by computer software, will launch her first weekly manga in this year's 40th issue of Shueisha's Weekly Young Jump magazine on September 2. Kentarō Hayashi will begin the four-panel manga series with a full-color installment. Crypton Future Media created Hatsune Miku as its first "Character Vocal Series 01" release based on YAMAHA's Vocaloid2 vocal synthesis engine. The character has inspired several manga in the past, but the previous ones have appeared in monthly magazines like Monthly Comic Rush or in anthology books. ------------------------------------ via Anime News Network |
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Prax Like A Duck
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Natsu no Arashi! series will end in September
![]() The September issue of Square Enix's Monthly Gangan Joker magazine has announced on Saturday that Jin Kobayashi's "Natsu no Arashi!" science-fiction romance manga is ending in the next issue on September 22. This story from the creator of School Rumble centers on a boy named Hajime Yasaka who meets an older high school girl named Sayoko "Arashi" Arashiyama in an old town coffee shop. "Arashi" happens to have a secret that Hajime learns one fateful summer vacation. --------------------------------- via Anime New Network |
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Fresh and new
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here's four pages from my book iluustrated by Jhomar Soriano. These were initially going to be a reward for people who donated on kickstarter but i decided just to fund the book myself.
wanted to share with you guys it reads in the traditional American style of comics left to right. ![]() ![]()
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One Piece sells 20 Million+ books -- just in 2010
![]() The Oricon Communications market survey firm reports that Eiichiro Oda's entire One Piece pirate manga series has sold over 20 million copies— just in 2010. As of the August 16-22 week, the manga series has sold 20.328 million copies. This is the first time that any series in any book category has sold that many copies in one year since Oricon began posting its Japanese book ranking charts in 2008. The second highest selling manga series is Naruto, which has sold over 15 million copies. The last three volumes of One Piece, #57 through #59, have each sold over 2 million copies. In particular, volumes 57 (1.691 million copies) and 59 (1.853 million copies) each have held the record for the most books sold in the first week. --------------------------------------- via Anime News Network |
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Japanese Manga Ranking (Top 8) -- August 16-22
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![]() The Japanese publisher Shueisha reported on Thursday that it had a loss of 4.18 billion yen (about US$49 million) during the most recent fiscal year — the first annual loss that Shueisha has reported. During the fiscal year that ran from June 1, 2009 to May 31, 2010, Shueisha's advertising revenues dropped 24.8% from the previous year. The company was also affected by the loss of appraised value in its real estate holdings. However, sales of its books and magazines were actually 2.8% higher at 105.261 billion yen (US$1.2444 billion). In particular, sales of its Weekly Shonen Jump magazine rose, and so did sales of its manga book volumes. On the other hand, sales of other book categories such as literature fell 2.8%. Shueisha's revenues for the fiscal year were 130.47 billion yen (US$1.542 billion), which were 2.1% less that the previous year's. It is also the fourth fiscal year in a row that revenues have dropped. However, its revenues were higher than those of the two other major Japanese publishing companies, Kodansha (124.522 billion yen or US$1.4621 billion) and Shogakukan (117.721 billion yen or US$1.3917 billion). As a result, Shueisha has replaced Kodansha as the largest publisher in Japan by revenue. Both Kodansha and Shogakukan reported losses in the fiscal years ending in November of 2009 and February of 2010, respectively. --------------------------------------------- via Anime News Network |
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Manga Museum's One-Millionth visitor is a U.S. Manga fan
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U.S. Manga Ranking (Top 8) -- August 15-21
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Japanese Manga Ranking (Top 8) -- August 23-29
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U.S. Manga Ranking (Top 8) -- August 22-28
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