Manga history books winning with all ages and sales
Here's an article in the Asahi Shimbun about the success history books for manga are finding with all ages, and similarly, in sales receipts.
Labels: Europe and Asia, manga and anime, sales
Yeah, it's probably temporary, but Bendis just killed Steve Rogers.
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8:42 AM
My bad. Disregard that. It was a stupid prophecy.
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Anonymous |
12:05 PM
You know, I've been reading some of your past columns and I have only one thing to say: have you no soul?! How the hell can you hate Bugs Bunny and Mickey Mouse?! You who thinks the animation of Warner Bros and Disney, especially in their earlier years, is lower than trash doesn't deserve to be a fan of animation. Still, if your interest in anime/manga is genuine and something made up, here are a few titles for you to try: Devilman, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, and Fist of the North Star.
As a parting sentence, here's one last opinion from me: Wolfman's New Teen Titans are a bunch of whining losers and has a lousy success rate of capturing crooks and stopping evil plans.
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5:30 PM