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Forum - View topicNEWS: Comic Rush Magazine Moves from Print to All-Digital
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Sakurazuka_Reika
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I have no idea what this magazine is or do I know any of the manga in the list, but it does sadden me when a magazine is no longer printed on paper
I just hope that will never happen with printed volumes over here... |
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configspace
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I'm only a bit familiar with Tonagura out of all the titles, but recalling what happened with Kodansha, I wonder if they'll have to edit or censor some things in the magazine for the iPxxxx version. Or maybe Apple didn't or has not vetted the content yet
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firedragon54738
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I would be nice if I can get it here in the US
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Metanomaly
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I sorta disagree. While I do indeed love "that new book smell" and the feel/look of an old book, for things like TPBs and these sorts of publications, I'd much rather look at it on an iPad or some other sort of tablet, rather than have a thousand TPBs and phonebooks that I need to store/move. |
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feitian
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I don't know if I can say its sad that the anthology goes all digital.
While I have no problem collecting trade paper backs for manga, I don't really have any additional shelf space for magazines anymore, since I only put stuff on my shelf that I really want. I think digital anthology is just practical, and I hope there are more opportunities for it in the United States. |
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