We at ComicMix didn’t get to too much manga news coming out of San Diego, if only because of the explosion of happenings and announcements coming out of the convention center.
The folks at ComiPress come through in spades, compiling a thorough listing of manga news.
Read up to your heart’s content right here.
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ALL PULP NEWSSTAND NIGHTHAWK EDITION 1/20/11 1128 South State Street Lockport, Illinois, 60441 815-834-1658 http://www.moonstonebooks.com/Tommy Hancock, Marketing and Promotionsmoonstonepr@ymail.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE-1/21/11, Lockport Illinois- ORIGINAL SCI FI EPIC LAUNCHING SOON FROM MOONSTONE! Moonstone Entertainment, Inc., a leading publisher of comics and books, has just signed a contract to publish an epic science fiction project called…
The opening sequence of the new Marvel One Shot, All Hail the King, has been released by Disney. After the events of Iron Man 3, Trevor Slattery (Sir Ben Kingsley) is locked up in a high-security prison. He has gained widespread infamy and is the subject of an in-depth profile for a documentary film. Directed…
Fan-favorite writer Warren Ellis and artist Paul Duffield concluded the first chapter of their grand experiment in the webcomics world today, posting the final six pages of FreakAngels: Book One were earlier this morning. Ellis and Duffield aren’t wasting any time, either, as Book Two of the series begins next week. In addition to posting…
On this day in 1925, the first photoelectric cell was publicly demonstrated by the Westinghouse Electric and Mfg. Co. at the Electrical Show at Grand Central Palace in New York. That palace no longer exists, having been replaced by an office tower, but it seems photoelectrics will always be with us in one way or…
The MoCCA Festival was this weekend, and it was a great deal of fun, but that’s not to say there weren’t some moments that made one cringe. Hands down, however, the biggest mistake were these flyers that were all over the bar tables in the back to promote ComiConn: Try looking just above these words…
