Posts Tagged ‘manga’

Miyazaki Hayao Producing New Manga

According to Ghibli World, the official Studio Ghibli blog, Miyazaki Hayao (known as Hayao Miyazaki over here) has begun publishing his first all-new manga in seven years. It's fully painted in watercolors, and is currently being serialized in a monthly scale model magazine in Japan.

Of course, as fantastic as this news is, there's no telling [...]

Nerd News Roundup - 3.9.09

WOW we haven't done one of these in a while...
- We have no empirical evidence to support this theory, but when a marginally popular - and genuinely entertaining - show like BURN NOTICE has it's season finale pop the highest ratings the show's seen to date, our first instinct is that people have been slowly [...]

Nerd News Roundup - 2.9.2009

Well, we missed our Friday update, but we're back in the saddle. Let's see what we can find out there...
- TOKYOPOP is bringing Domokun to the US in yet another format - full-color manga. The little monster that somehow became Target's de facto mascot during last Halloween has come a long way from his kitten [...]

Faber-Castell Takes Advantage Of Kids

While it's not unusual, or even unreasonable, for companies to latch onto trends in order to make their buck off them, I was kind of surprised to see that Faber-Castell is not only marketing a line of "create your own manga" supplies, but that they actually sell colored marker sets with specific manga genres in [...]

Lupin The Third USB Memory Stick

This Kubricky looking Lupin USB thumb drive is rather pricey at $64 for an 8 gig device, but you cannot deny that it's a thing of beauty. No word on posability or on whether or not the gun is a separate accessory or if it's permanently melted to Lupin's hand.
Also available in Evangelion and Gundam [...]

"Astro Boy" Trailer On The Internets

It's not due in theaters for nearly a year, but here's the first (really short) teaser trailer for the new "Astro Boy" movie. Thank god they went with an animated flick and not some sort of weird live-action version. It's just too bad that Osamu Tezuka couldn't live to see the future he imagined his [...]