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Seven Seas Licenses Tokyo Revengers: A Letter from Keisuke Baji Spin-Off Manga Series for Print & Ebooks

Oct 12th 2023

(October 11, 2023) – Seven Seas Entertainment is pleased to announce the print and ebook license acquisition of the manga series Tokyo Revengers: A Letter from Keisuke Baji by Ken Wakui and Yukinori Natsukawaguchi, the spin-off to the bestselling series that inspired the popular anime and live-action films!

From the fateful moment they met to their brutal parting, the full story of Chifuyu Matsuno and Keisuke Baji is revealed at last! Racked by grief after a recent battle with Valhalla, Chifuyu receives an unexpected letter that will change everything. This spin-off series to Tokyo Revengers is currently available in English from Kodansha USA on the K MANGA digital platform. Seven Seas will publish the series in print for the first time in oversized paperbacks with new lettering, and will also release the volumes in ebook editions on other digital platforms.

Tokyo Revengers: A Letter from Keisuke Baji Vol. 1 (Seven Seas print and ebook editions) will be released in August 2024.

About Seven Seas Entertainment
Established in 2004, Seven Seas Entertainment is an award-winning publisher that specializes in bringing the best of Japanese manga and light novels to English-language audiences alongside the hottest danmei, webtoons, and other books from around the globe, as well as producing audiobooks, original comics, and youth literature. All of Seven Seas' print book imprints are distributed throughout the world by Penguin Random House Publisher Services. For more information, visit sevenseasentertainment.com

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