No new announcements at the Dark Horse panel, but I found it interesting none the less. People hate attending cons with me because I actually enjoy the panels, and feel it necessary to drag at least one person with me to into the panel rooms. I feel that maybe it will help them develop a new appreciation for them. Hasn't worked so far.


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Oy vey. Another manga with "Princess" in the title. Will the madness ever stop?

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For those of who were maybe feeling a little left out after Ed's romantic swooning batch of previews yesterday, I'm here to bring you back into the fold with a round of previews from Dark Horse--our friendly manly manga provider. Our spotlight this time around is on two new titles, both with a good amount of promise.

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I now this is more of a news/reviews community, but I had to blog some comments made from another site on one of my favorite titles of the year.

This week at CWN, David Welsh talks about the new post-apocalyptic sci-fi title from Dark Horse, EDEN. It's good to see others enjoying this wonderful title as much as I did.

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The November 1st, 2005 edition of Publisher's Weekly Comics Week e-newsletter has hit my email box today. A couple of manga related items this time around for your reading pleasure.

U.S. Manga Publisher Go! Comi Gets Goin'
By Kai-Ming Cha -- 11/1/2005
The first four titles Go! Comi is publishing are Her Majesty's Dog by Mick Takeuchi, Crossroads ( Read more... )

Source: PW Comics Newsletter

In case you haven't been informed, Publisher's Weekly a little while back started a weekly e-mail newsletter covering comics releases here in the US, which includes manga. So far there has not been too much info on manga, but this week there a few articles some of you might enjoy taking a look at.

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Source: ANN

Michael Gombos, Japanese licensing manager at Dark Horse, has announced a number of new titles that Dark Horse has picked up.

Juon (not sure which one)
Lullabies from Hell by Hideshi Hino (one shot)
Museum of Terror by Junji Ito
Scary Books by Kazuo Umezu
School Zone by Kanako Inuki
Octopus Girl by Toru Yamazaki
Satsuma Gishiden by ( Read more... )