Monthly Archives: September 2011

Foodies and favorites

Lissa Pattillo looks over this week’s new releases in her On the Shelf column at Otaku USA. Jason Thompson takes a look at the foodie manga Oishinbo in this week’s House of 1000 Manga column at ANN. Matt Blind posts … Continue reading

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New manga and digital choices

This was a thin week for new manga, but I looked over the latest releases in print and digital at MTV Geek. At A Case Suitable for Treatment, Sean Gaffney checks out next week’s new manga, including a new series … Continue reading

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Sailor Moon for the win!

I reviewed vol. 1 of Codename Sailor V, the prequel (more or less) to Sailor Moon, at MTV Geek. As Sailor Moon finally arrives in his comics shop, David Welsh takes a look at the best of this week’s new … Continue reading

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Sailor Moon and Vampire Knight

At MTV Geek, I rounded up the highlights of the past week’s manga news and commentary, and I reviewed The Art of Vampire Knight—which got an enthusiastic reception from the Vampire Knight fans in the audience. At Okazu, Erica Friedman … Continue reading

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Friday news roundup

New York Anime Fest and New York Comic-Con are coming up soon! I’ll be there, and at MTV Geek I look at some of the manga and anime highlights of the weekend. Lori Henderson checks out this week’s all-ages comics … Continue reading

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GEN magazine, annoying publishers, and more Sailor Moon

In case you missed the excitement, the first volumes of Sailor Moon and the prequel, Codename Sailor V, are out—I just got my copies yesterday. At Anime Diet, wintermuted meditates on Why the World Needs Sailor Moon. Incidentally, if you’re … Continue reading

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