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Forum - View topicNEWS: Ablaze Licenses Osamu Tezuka's One Hundred Tales, Tomorrow The Birds, Neo Faust Manga
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GATSU
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I wonder what is keeping Rainbow Parakeet from being published here.
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Triltaison
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Thanks, Ablaze! After the dumpsterfire of the DMP kickstarter, I am happy to throw money at you for Tezuka. The slow trickle from Kodansha hasn't been enough to stave off my thirst for more.
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zawa113
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Hooray, more Tezuka!! Shame it'll take a bit for it arrive, but yay!
Also, Ablaze does the spines bottom to top, why hasn't Europe just agreed on a standard already? Just remembering the pics I saw when Crunchyroll took over Kaze for French manga *shudder* and their even stupider dust jacket solution. |
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Kadmos1
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Ablaze, Comikey, and Tentai Books. What other smaller licensing companies have cropped up in the last 3.5 years that ANN has reported about?
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Triltaison
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I think Glacier Bay Books, Kaiten Books, and Star Fruit Books are all within your window and have had articles here about their licenses. |
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Kadmos1
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May Ablaze, Comikey, Glacier Bay Books, Kaiten Books, Mangamo, Star Fruit Books, Tentai Books. etc. have success in licensing. That is, that they each find enough success to where they can keep licensing more titles each year and stay around for years if not decades. |
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