Forum - View topicNEWS: New York Times Manga Best Seller List, August 23-29
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Mario1234567
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Finally Zetsubou Sensei made it on the list! Hell yea. I hope he stays on there an rises to #1 someday! Despair for ALL!!!!!!
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Shay Guy
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How many markets do you see where the top three stay the same as the previous week and #4 and #5 just switch places?
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joystick1101
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#9 was the same too. |
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neocloud9
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Alright, Zetsubou!
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RestLessone
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I'm always curious as to the number of books the volume actually sells...Though popularity for manga is increasing (and sales will probably rise once the economy recovers), it makes me wonder how much companies actually make per popular series (even with smaller series and one-shots).
Too bad we'll probably never know... |
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Lemoncookies23
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Rosario once again and Zetsubou now?! I have no idea if the popularity of a manga translates into the anime getting licensed, but that would be so awesome if it did in this case....
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ninjapet
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Woot Zetsubou is on the list for once
yay for despair |
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GATSU
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Does this mean American readers actually "get" SZS after all? 'Cus, if so, that might open up the possibility of us seeing more cultural-specific titles in the future. I certainly, at the very least, hope this means Cromartie has a chance of getting rescued, anyway.
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