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sainta
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Please tell me the Blood C manga is really different from its anime. At least Saya could be more competent
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dtm42
Posts: 14084 Location: currently stalking my waifu |
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Oh man, that actually sounds pretty cool. That the Manga turned out to be a D+ is proof that no matter how interesting the premise, the execution has to be good as well. Edit: 10,000th post. Neat. |
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Sydney2K
Posts: 219 Location: Australia |
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I popped into Mandarake in Umeda, Osaka a couple of weeks ago, and Mandarake now have a corner for New Wave artists. Who would have thought this? Nice to see that these artists are building a following.
Widya Santoso |
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Gilles Poitras
Posts: 481 Location: Oakland California |
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Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin is also a beautifully crafter volume. The color sections of the original are there, the paper is very high quality with the art crisp and clear, and it is a hardcover.
I could go on about other aspects. To keep it short I highly recommend checking this one out. |
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Snomaster1
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I recently read a little of the "Sabrina,the Teenage Witch" manga. It's pretty good. I think it would do well in Japan. I think they'd like it.
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pachy_boy
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That's it? That's expensive to you? I purchased a random volume of the Chirality manga from CPM for over $70, and it wouldn't surprise me there are other far more pricey out-of-print titles. |
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penguintruth
 Posts: 8503 Location: Penguinopolis |
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I concur. Yas is as excellent as ever, if not more, and Vertical's work in its release is stunning. If you're a Gundam fan, this is a must own. A gorgeous volume of Gundam rendered with the best art I've seen for this storyline. |
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Agent355
 Posts: 5113 Location: Crackberry in hand, thumbs at the ready... |
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Archie comics are doing great lately-they were one of the first comics publishers to embrace digital, they introduced a gay character in their teen books and married him off in the Archie: The Married Life spin-off (which is quite good on its own). I was very excited to hear that they were finally collecting Raina del Toro's Sabrina series. From what I read of it, it's quite good and would make an excellent addition to any library's Childrens Graphic Novels section. So why on Earth would they gray scale it? What's the point of removing the color from a beautifully colored book? Sure, they save some money, but the art will suffer and kids won't be getting the full impact of its original run. I don't think Archie has ever de-colorized a comic they've reprinted before (and they reprint tons of stuff), so starting with one of their more unique and dynamic series from only ten years ago is incomprehensible.
In other news, the reviews are great as usual. I'm a little disappointed that A Devil and her Love Song drops in quality, but it's been such a good series through volume 7 that I trust the mangaka brings it back around. |
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