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Tokyopop picks up New American Titles

posted on 2003-06-19 02:13 EDT by Christopher Macdonald

Tokyopop has updated its website with two new American manga, World of Hartz by Terrence Walker and @Large by Laurence Ahmed Hoke.

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Tokyopop picks up New American Titles