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Kodansha has just announced three new print volumes are on the way this fall, and they’re hefty ones: they’re omnibus reprints, recirculating some classic manga adventures in a one-volume format. First up is Mushishi Collector’s Edition. The sought-after fantasy series by Yuki Urushibara, which has been adapted into several anime since its run in the 2000s, hasn’t been in print in the US for many years. That changes with this omnibus, collecting the entire series with a new translation and cover images. Before life as we know it, there existed entities that don’t obey the laws of our reality—primordial beings known as mushi. In Japan, a man named Ginko wanders the land, investigating incursions by mushi into the human world—and by us into theirs. He is a mushi master…a mushishi. Joining Mushishi this fall will be Dragon Head, the apocalyptic manga by Minetaro Mochizuki. This one’s a bit longer than Mushishi was and it’ll take four 2.5-in-1 omnibuses to reprint. As far as we know all volumes will be available at the same time. Teru and his high school class are on the train ride home from a school field trip when a catastrophic something derails their train and leaves […]
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Kodansha Reveals New Print Manga Licenses For Fall 2025
Kodansha has just announced three new print volumes are on the way this fall, and they're hefty ones: they're omnibus reprints, recirculating some classic manga
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