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Forum - View topicNEWS: Manga With Biggest 1st Printings from Kodansha, Shogakukan, Shueisha
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Spotlesseden
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looks like Shueisha is #1 in term of manga.
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SuperDuperDog
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I'm a gigantic One Piece nerd and I'm still shocked a comic about cartoon pirate superheros has almost twice the prints as it's closest competitor.
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pykrete
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Titans 13 is 2.75m, an increase of .5m from Titans 12, despite that there was no more new anime running from December to April.
It makes me curious if Titans 14 or 15 will get up to 3m. - Checked March ranking, and all Titans volumes still in the top 100. Top 84. So in March, they were all still averaging at least 10k copies per week. |
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Nonaka Machine Gun B
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When was the last time D.Gray-man had a new chapter? Two years ago? These printing numbers basically mean Hoshino can do what she wants and even if she never finishes it, they'll most likely never cancel it, right?
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Mohawk52
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I'm pleasantly surprised that a manga about a farming school is in the top 3 against a rubber pirate, and cannibalistic giants.
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The Mask
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More like Top 4, since a manga about an enthusiastic ninja sold more copies that the farming school manga. Still, I think this tells a lot about how good Arakawa's manga is. Who needs numerous fight scenes when you have a hilarious yet realistic slice-of-life story to tell? |
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GrayArchon
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Printing numbers go down if sales are really slow. |
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Admiral Pizzaman
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Interestingly enough, Magi and its spinoff: Adventure of Sinbad are together ranked top 5 in Shogakukan respectively.
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Admiral Pizzaman
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Interestingly enough, Magi and its spinoff: Adventure of Sinbad are together ranked top 5 in Shogakukan respectively.
Damn! I 've ruined my first post! Wish I could have delete it. Last edited by Admiral Pizzaman on Tue Apr 08, 2014 2:35 pm; edited 1 time in total |
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RAmmsoldat
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I wish manga were as popular globally as it is in japan. a lot of good series doing well there that wont even get a look in the english speaking world
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configspace
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I think France is something like the second largest manga market. Many manga also make it to Taiwan as well. |
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TonyTonyChopper
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