Monthly Archives: September 2008

Staying home and catching up

First of all, some bad news: I won’t be at NYAF after all. I was really looking forward to it, but with everything that has gone on over the past two weeks, I need to spend a weekend at home … Continue reading

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Is Naruto melting?

Vintage manga continues to awe and amaze the blogosphere. The latest entry: Shaenon Garrity posts some pages from Noburo Ohshiro’s Yukaina Tekkôsho and pulls out the most important story elements for your delectation. (Image from Shaenon’s post.) In a very … Continue reading

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Digital’s eManga site up and running

They opened it up for test drives a few months ago, and now DMP has opened up shop for real at emanga.com. The site is a combination of rental and purchase models; you buy points and use them to get … Continue reading

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Back to the blog!

I’m back home again, ready to adjust to the new normal. Again, thank you for all your kind comments and condolence messages. Last week was bleak at times, and it was really comforting to hear from so many friends. Needless … Continue reading

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Site update

Hi everyone. I’m sorry I haven’t been around the internets the past few days. My father died on Tuesday. I’m in the busywork stage of bereavement—planning, traveling, paperwork—but I hope to be back into a regular blogging routine by the … Continue reading

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Quick roundup

Just a few short things today, but let’s start with a big one: Tokyopop has signed on with the video-sharing site Crunchyroll to promote their properties, using their embeddable manga player. First up: A sneak peek at Princess Ai: Encounters. … Continue reading

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