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Digital Manga Adds New Hideyuki Kikuchi, Ritsu Natsumizu Works
posted on by Egan Loo
The North American publisher Digital Manga announced at its Yaoi-Con panel on Saturday that it acquired the following titles:
Beast & Feast
By Akira Norikazu
Juné Manga imprint
2012
Depression of the Anti-Romanticist
By Yasuna Saginuma
Art by Riyu Yamakami
Juné Manga imprint
2012
Good Morning
By Ritsu Natsumizu
emanga.com imprint
In These Words Collection 1 (Chapters 1-5)
By TogaQ, Kichiku Neko
801 Media imprint
Maohden 1-2
By Hideyuki Kikuchi
Art by Jun Suemi
DMP imprint
2012
Other titles, such as Kemuri Karakara's Countdown 7 Days and Replica manga, were announced last year. Digital Manga held another panel to discuss its Digital Manga Guild program.
Digital Manga also announced that its Vampire Hunter D Store App is now available for iPad and Android tablets. The app already has the first five volumes of the manga and novel by Hideyuki Kikuchi, and more will be added "in the coming weeks." Each half volume of the manga costs US$3.99 in English, while each novel volume is US$6.99. Foreign editions, such as Japanese and French, are also available for the manga. The app lists Demon City Shinjuku, Yashakiden: The Demon Princess, and other Kikuchi works besides Vampire Hunter D.
Digital Manga revealed at the end of its panel that it will sponsor Yaoi-Con next year in Los Angeles. For the past 10 years, Yaoi-Con has been held in Northern California at San Francisco or a nearby city.
Beast & FeastBy Akira Norikazu
Juné Manga imprint
2012
Depression of the Anti-RomanticistBy Yasuna Saginuma
Art by Riyu Yamakami
Juné Manga imprint
2012
Good Morning By Ritsu Natsumizu
emanga.com imprint
In These Words Collection 1 (Chapters 1-5)By TogaQ, Kichiku Neko
801 Media imprint
Maohden 1-2By Hideyuki Kikuchi
Art by Jun Suemi
DMP imprint
2012
Other titles, such as Kemuri Karakara's Countdown 7 Days and Replica manga, were announced last year. Digital Manga held another panel to discuss its Digital Manga Guild program.
Digital Manga also announced that its Vampire Hunter D Store App is now available for iPad and Android tablets. The app already has the first five volumes of the manga and novel by Hideyuki Kikuchi, and more will be added "in the coming weeks." Each half volume of the manga costs US$3.99 in English, while each novel volume is US$6.99. Foreign editions, such as Japanese and French, are also available for the manga. The app lists Demon City Shinjuku, Yashakiden: The Demon Princess, and other Kikuchi works besides Vampire Hunter D.
Digital Manga revealed at the end of its panel that it will sponsor Yaoi-Con next year in Los Angeles. For the past 10 years, Yaoi-Con has been held in Northern California at San Francisco or a nearby city.
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