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Forum - View topicNEWS: Manga: The Complete Guide Launches in NJ, California
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Neverwhere
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I'll be at the Torrance signing, anyone else care to join me?
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Josh7289
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I'm in New Jersey, but I won't make it to this. Still looking forward to the guide. I've got it pre-ordered on Amazon.
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Roy9076
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Damn! Can't make the Torrence location! Well. enjoy for the people who are going.
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Ktimene's Lover
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This isn't a complete guide because the real guide would be well thousands of titles.
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CorneredAngel
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It specifically covers only those manga that were published in English. I don't think it would be unreasonable to assume that most people who read manga in America are *not* able to read Japanese. And within that scope, the boko is either complete or *very close to complete* |
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testorschoice
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According to an interview that was posted earlier this summer, it's a complete guide of all the manga translated into English to date, and some more that will be translated. All those can fit in a book (well, a telephone-book-sized book). I don't think there is any equivalent book even in Japanese that tries to cover that many titles. |
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