Category Archives: Mangablog

PWCW has an article about manwha that covers differences in content and the overall publishing culture. David Welsh takes a look back at 2006 in his Flipped column and finds steady growth but nothing too exciting. Here’s his wish for … Continue reading →

I have no idea how long this will last, but if you’ve been curious about Princess Ai, Tokyopop has most of the first three volumes up for free on the web. You’ll need to register on the site, if you … Continue reading →

But if you’re not quite ready, here’s some manga for you: Dark Horse has a preview up of the latest Blade of the Immortal. Also, check out the Central Park Media site, where they have put up some chapters and … Continue reading →

The Cybils are the bloggers’ awards for children’s and young adult books. They have five finalists in each of their two graphic novels categories: 12 and under: Amelia Rules, vol. 3 Babymouse: Beach Babe The Baby-Sitters Club: Kristy’s Great Idea … Continue reading →

Welcome to 2007! I’m beaming good wishes through your monitor right now for a happy and healthy and manga-licious new year! Time Magazine comics critic Andrew Arnold lists his top ten comics of 2006, which includes two manga: The Push … Continue reading →

With the year almost over, retrospectives and lists are coming thick and fast. Mely liked so many manga that she’s splitting them across several lists; the first installment is the best unlicensed manga of 2006. At Tokyopop, ChunHyang72 has a … Continue reading →