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Anime NYC Announcements From Kodansha Include Miraculous Manga

Anime NYC Announcements From Kodansha Include Miraculous Manga

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Kodansha USA dumped a boatload of announcements during Anime NYC — over 20 titles they plan to bring to the US in English next year. These include the Western debut of the manga based on Miraculous, that French cartoon about the ladybug girl and the cat boy who flirt all the time yet never actually make a move. (If you’re still waiting for something to happen there, you really should have figured it out by now — it’s a gimmick, they will never get together so give up).

Kodansha’s August 2022 & Spring 2023 Licensing Announcements

Kodansha’s August 2022 & Spring 2023 Licensing Announcements

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Today manga publisher Kodansha not only announced their digital offerings for next month, but their print offerings for nine months from now. This kind of makes for a fractured, schizophrenic update, but to keep things from getting too confusing, just remember: the stuff you can read in a couple weeks is at the bottom, while the stuff you have to wait a long time for is at the top.

Kodansha’s Digital Lineup For March

Kodansha’s Digital Lineup For March

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The offerings for manga distributor Kodansha are especially rom-com heavy this month — we counted at least seven romance comics and just ONE action-oriented one. The solitary actioner is Bootsleg, which is the name of an artisan syndicate dedicated to stopping the murderous entity known only as Shake Hand.

Kodansha Announces Parasyte Full-Color Collection

Kodansha Announces Parasyte Full-Color Collection

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In 1988, a disturbing new manga called Parasyte hit the stands. 30-plus years later, Hitoshi Iwaaki’s sci-fi horror story is considered a classic of the genre, having produced spinoffs, live-action and animated adaptions, the most recent being the 2015 anime that ran on Toonami shortly afterward. Now Kodansha is bringing the original back, in a format sharper and more terrifying than it’s ever been.

Kodansha And ComiXology Bring Over MF Ghost

Kodansha And ComiXology Bring Over MF Ghost

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Shuichi Shigeno is probably best known for Initial D, the iconic street racing manga he wrote and drew for nearly 20 years. Four years after retiring Initial D, Shigeno stated focusing on a new story, albeit with similar themes: MF Ghost, which began in 2017. It’s still running today, serialized in the pages of Weekly Young Magazine, and its book collections have sold over 2.7 million copies. It’s about time MF Ghost showed up in America, don’t you think?

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