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Forum - View topicJason Thompson's House of 1000 Manga - Bambi and her Pink Gun
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Joe Carpenter
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wow, that manga has a very 90's "riot grrrrrrrl" style, I love it
I'm sorry to ask this, but since only two volumes were released in America, has the whole thing been...dare I say it, scanlated? |
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Joe Carpenter
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wow, still not any more posts?
ok then, guess no one else cares about this one? |
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enurtsol
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At least manga can accommodate different styles to suit different types of stories. That's the beauty of manga.
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danilo07
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This sound like something right up my alley,I find it unfortunate that most Americans didn't care enough about it!
Also according to ANNs encyclopedia the artist Atsushi Kaneko is in charge of production advancement for Oreimo 2,Hanasaku Iroha and Sword Art Online.This is most likely a mistake,but if it is indeed true then it is very hilarious.
Only 3 volumes have been scanlated. |
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No Comment
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Ooh, I missed this column (hope it's not too late to post). That first picture alone convinced me I wanted to read this manga. So much for that endeavor.
I need to make some equation that shows the chances of a manga being only partially released is directly proportional to my likelihood of wanting to read the manga. And I unfortunately doubt any person would complete the scanlations of this series just for the heck of it. |
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