Manga translator Ryan Sands has revealed that Last Gasp Books will release an official English language version of Yusaku Hanakuma’s horror comedy manga series Tokyo Zombie on September
The Animation Co-Op Defense League (ACDL), a consortium of adult animation distributors & studios including Adult Source Media and Critical Mass, has announced that the organization has, so
Active Anime now hosts an interview with Aki Tsunaki, director of the 2004 “Haruka – Beyond the Stream of Time – A Tale of the Eight Guardians” (Harukanaru
Question: Seeing how more companies are starting to go towards doing more straight-to-boxset or sub-only releases, is it possible that more niche and vintage anime could have a
Let’s see if it’s possible to easily get all of this straight, shall we? The brief overview includes the acquisition of Gurren Lagann, Gundam OO, and Ghost in
After years of anxious speculation and hand-wringing from fans, Viz Media has finally announced plans to release the 1999 Hunter x Hunter (it’s pronounced “Hunter Hunter”) anime on
This week’s issue of the Japanese Weekly Shonen Jump reportedly reveals that this year’s “Jump Super Anime Tour” will visit 9 Japanese cities and screen exclusive new short
An announcement has come to light that the Akikan! romantic comedy light novel series by author Riku Ranjo and illustrator Hiro Suzuhira will be adapted into anime. Akikan
At this past weekend’s New York Comic Con, Yen Press revealed its acquisition of translation & distribution rights to the: Soul Eater manga, by Atsushi Ohkubo Nabari no
At this past weekend’s New York Comic Con, Del Rey revealed its acquisition of translation & distribution rights to the: Gakuen Prince manga, by Jun Yuzuki Samurai 7
At this past weekend’s New York Comic Con, Digital Manga revealed its acquisition of translation & distribution rights to Osamu Tezuka’s 1968 manga series “Swallowing the Earth,” described
ICv2 reports that domestic translated manga sales rose 5% from $200 million in 2006 to $210 million in 2007 – the smallest year-to-year growth for manga since ICv2
It feels like Christmas every two weeks here at AnimeNation when new shipments from our suppliers in Tokyo arrive. It’s always fun to see what neat new products
