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Puppermaster: Pugilist plus Goldsmith :-)
Alchemist + Conjurer = Chemist?
I like the idea of including the crafting classes into the equation, but I wonder about advanced jobs for the crafting and gathering classes?
Carpenter + Botonist = Lumberjack!
or something...
I would like to see a few crafting classes get advanced jobs. Something like Blacksmith and Alchemist producing Engineer. Magitek is in the game. Make it happen.
My first class in FFXI was THF, and creating another base class that leads to this would be nice as well.
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I always thought that merging crafting with fighting classes would be awesome. I especially like the Engineer. I'd like to see some autocrossbows and bio blasters, if you know what I mean.


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Kanye West has said sorry for interrupting Taylor Swift's acceptance speech at the MTV Video Music Awards in New York.
The rap star stormed the stage and told the audience that Beyonce should have won the best female video prize.
There were lots of tributes to Michael Jackson. His sister Janet recreated the dance moves from their duet Scream.
Madonna gave a speech saying: "it seems like a whole new generation of kids has discovered his genius".
In the end Taylor did manage to finish her acceptance speech - with some help from Beyonce!
Toward the end of the evening, Beyonce won the video of the year award for Single Ladies. She invited Taylor onto stage again to properly "have her moment."
"They told me to stand by the side of the stage," Swift said.
"I didn't really know what was going to go down, but I thought it was so wonderful and gracious of her to do what she's always done.
"I thought that I couldn't love Beyonce more and this happened."
After the incident, Kanye West was booed by the crowd and was then asked to leave the show.
West later apologized on his blog to Swift, her fans and her mother.
The big winners of the night were Beyonce, Lady Gaga and Green Day, who all picked up three awards each.

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The February reporting season has failed to kickstart a buying spree among retail investors, who are still purchasing shares but at their lowest pace since December 2012.
Some analysts have been questioning the yield play strategy of the past few years, arguing that as the US Federal Reserve continues with its tapering strategy bond yields and interest rates will eventually rise, giving investors a decent alternative.
It also reflects a more positive picture for the global economy, implying that cyclical and industrial stocks might do better.
On Friday the banks,
But Rocks notes that retail investors have become even more risk-averse in the stocks they buy.
"The most aggressive buying was in the defensive sectors – healthcare, telcos and consumer staples. But there was net selling in two of the larger cyclical sectors – materials and consumer discretionary – indicating greater aversion to the riskier end of the market," he said.
After being large buyers of bank stocks in previous months, retail investors trimmed back their buying in February while they sold transport, presumably on the back of the
In January this year almost 20 per cent of trades were net buys, but in February this fell to just under 5 per cent. In November and December of 2013 the net percentage of buy trades was just over 15 per cent.
During that time, retail investors were very keen on financial stocks but this failed to lead to any more buying in that sector at the start of 2014.
Indeed, Rocks notes that retail investors were pulling back from A-REITs, insurance stocks and the banks despite what he saw as a solid reporting season for financials in February.
This week investors also received some encouraging news on the local economy that might help improve sentiment towards cyclical stocks.
Retail sales, for example, are running at their fastest rate of annual increase since November 2009.
It would seem that lower interest rates and rising wealth levels – along with a modest improvement in consumer confidence – have helped consumers become more optimistic.
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The trailer previously had it bootlegged version surfaced on the net while the clip is the one that helmer Christopher Nolan recently showed in New York.
The official first full-length trailer for highly-anticipated flick "The Dark Knight" finally was brought online by Warner Bros. Pictures after its recent leak on the net following the theatrical debut of "I Am Legend" in conventional theaters nationwide.
In contrast, however, there has also come up a bootlegged version of the movie's first six-minute preview, which previously was showcased in New York. It appeared that the clip was from that originally shown in an IMAX theater screening "Legend" as well.
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Rapp Bomek has appointed Jan Eirik Karlsen as its new Chief Technology Officer and Erik Forsaa as its new Supply Chain Director.
"Both Jan Eirik and Erik have unique backgrounds which is going to strengthen Rapp Bomek in the future. I strongly believe that both of them are going to make valuable contribution from their respective responsibility areas in a demanding market situation where our ambition is to grow with help of continuous improvement. Both Jan Eirik and Erik has experience from significantly larger organisations and they bring with them a lot of valuable experience to Rapp Bomek, where the ability to create results and demonstrate power to act, are going to be important factors" says Terje Bøe, Rapp Bomek CEO.
Jan Eirik Karlsen holds a degree in engineering and has taking additional education in the field of project management. In addition, Mr. Karlsen is a certified sheet metal worker. He has been working in the oil and gas industry in his whole working life and comes from a position as project manager and site responsible for Aibel`s location and organisation in Hammerfest and has had various manager positions in Abel since 2002.
"I am looking forward to become a part of Rapp Bomek and lead the company's activities within project implementation and technical services. The company has a very strong international market position and I am looking forward to contribute to further development" says Jan Eirik Karlsen.
Erik Forsaa has been appointed the new Supply Chain Director of the company. Mr Forsaa holds a degree in engineering in manufacturing and also has an Executive Master in Management. He comes from the position of Director of Purchasing and Supply Chain from Bergen Engines (Rolls-Royce), and he has worked in the Rolls-Royce concern since 1996 and had a various manager positions in the field of supply chain.
"I am very pleased to be offered this position with the challenges and opportunities it represents. Rapp Bomek experience an extensive price pressure on an equal basis with the other actors in the industry and I will together with my team work hard and dedicated to realise cost reductions in order to meet today's market situation" says Erik Forsaa.
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Soccer superstar Cristiano Ronaldo made a surprising announcement today: He's a dad!
The 25-year-old Portuguese footballer, whose squad was recently defeated at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, took to Twitter today to break the happy news:
It is with great joy and emotion that I inform I have recently become father to a baby boy," he writes, adding, "As agreed with the baby's mother, who prefers to have her identity kept confidential, my son will be under my exclusive guardianship. No further information will be provided on this subject and I request everyone to fully respect my right to privacy (and that of the child) at least on issues as personal as these are."
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ALMOST 200 production associates have applied to leave Honda voluntarily – but negotiations with Unite must continue as the threat of compulsory redundancies looms large.
The deadline for employees to apply for the Associate Release Programme at Honda of the UK Manufacturing closed at 5pm on Tuesday. The firm says it needs to axe staff because of falling sales in Europe.
Of the 340 permanent positions HUM needs to cut, 191 associates accepted the severance package offered and formally applied to have their contracts terminated.
HUM and Unite both hope compulsory redundancies will not be needed to make up the shortfall of 149 people required to leave the business.
"From a Unite perspective, we are arguing all non-HUM personnel should be removed from the factory and replaced with Honda employees," said Jim D'Avila, Unite's regional co-ordinating officer in Swindon.
"We are following the Acas and TUC guidelines. There are agency staff from SDC (South Marston Distribution Centre) working at HUM – their roles should be filled with surplus HUM workers."
Mr D'Avila said the union is led to believe there are 95 staff currently working on the production lines at HUM, who are temporary workers borrowed from SDC, which is based in Thornhill Road.
He said negotiations between HUM and Unite will focus upon the agency contingent at HUM, whose jobs might soften the blow of any compulsory redundancies.
"The work being done by those agency staff borrowed from SDC has all been done by Honda workers before, so they are more than capable of plugging those gaps," said Mr D'Avila.
"Nobody wants to face compulsory redundancy.
"Honda has said it wants to do everything it can to minimise workers being made redundant and they should see Acas advises all agency workers are removed before contracted staff."
There is also hope on both sides that all of those who have applied to leave HUM voluntarily will be allowed to go so compulsory redundancies are minimised.
A HUM spokesman said: "HUM is continuing consultation discussion with the Unite Consultation Council to look at further mitigation of roles and the processes required for compulsory redun- dancies.
"It's disappointing we haven't attracted everyone needed to leave voluntarily. But we are pleased to have got more than half of those needed to apply. I can't say whether we are definitely going to need compulsory redundancies or not. It's a possibility, but it's not a foregone conclusion.
"We are hoping everyone who applied to leave will be accepted. We are still looking through how those who applied have met our criteria."
May 23 remains the date set by HUM for the full 500 staff to be released from the business.


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"I ran into the door": Poster used in the WHO awareness-raising Global Campaign for Violence Prevention.
Poster text reads: "Available data suggest that in some countries nearly 1 in 4 women report sexual violence by an intimate partner, and up to one-third of girls report forced sexual initiation. Data also suggest that hundreds of thousands of women and girls throughout the world are bought and sold into prostitution each year, or subjected to sexual violence in schools, workplaces and health care institutions."
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A SHOPLIFTER who stole a £99 television from a Bolton supermarket has been sentenced to four months supervision by Bolton magistrates.
Paul Adamson, aged 34, of Chorley Old Road, Bolton, pleaded guilty to taking the television from the Morrisons store on February 2.
Adamson also admitted using a Ford Transit van on the supermarket's car park without insurance.
Magistrates also ordered him to pay £85 prosecution costs and a £60 victim surcharge.


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Cause of Death: Heart Attack
He had a history of heart disease in his family and doctors told him repeatedly that he needed to lose weight. He had indeed started to do so, on top of quitting smoking, but it was all unfortunately too little, too late for the beloved actor.
Who was John Candy : John Franklin Candy was one of the most adored comedic actors of his time, particularly throughout the 80s and early 90s.
He appeared on the Canadian sketch-comedy show SCTV before breaking into movies. Memorable films included Uncle Buck, Planes, Trains, and Automobiles, The Great Outdoors, and Spaceballs to name a few. He even had a cartoon called Camp Candy, in which an animated version of himself ran a children's summer camp.
Similarly to Chris Farley, Candy was self-conscious about his weight throughout most of his life, and it almost surely played a factor in his demise. The loss of John Candy, was one of the greatest losses comedy.


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Durban - A game ranger was seriously injured when he was attacked by a black rhino in the Mkhuze game reserve on Thursday, KwaZulu-Natal emergency management services said.
An air ambulance could not reach the ranger because of poor weather in the area, in northern KwaZulu-Natal, so colleagues took him to an ambulance waiting for him at the reserve's gate, spokesman Robert McKenzie said.
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Delaware's goal for sign-ups through the new health care marketplace was 35,000 by March 31, the end of open enrollment for health insurance coverage in 2014.
However, back in September 2013 the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services put Delaware's enrollment goal at just 8,000.
"Two different entities set the benchmark," Delaware Department of Health and Social Services Secretary Rita Landgraf said. "In Delaware in 2010, we looked at our uninsured population and at that time it was 90,000. And then we said out of those 90,000, how many do we think that we can outreach to... that's how we came up with 35,000."
Landgraf says she is not sure what formula CMS used, or what factors were taken into consideration, to reach that figure, but believes the computer glitches that plagued the health care exchange website when it was first rolled out will affect overall enrollment numbers in the state.
"I do believe because we lost two months relative to enrollment, and what we did do was we ramped down the marketing because we did not want to drive Delawareans to a system that we knew was not operating," she said.
As of Jan. 31, Landgraf says 6,458 Delawareans have enrolled in what's commonly referred to as Obamacare since Oct. 1, 2013; 5,062 enrolled through the marketplace, 1,396 through Medicaid. Those numbers signify a 59 percent and 32 percent increase, respectively, from the previous month.
"I believe that we shouldn't be satisfied that we're getting close to 8,000... but that's why I get nervous sometimes about setting these benchmarks because that's what people go for," said Landgraf. "What's really important for me is that we're outreaching to all Delawareans... informing them about the mandate under federal law as well as how they can gain access."
Of the 5,062 people who signed up through the marketplace, the age 18-34 demographic, known as the 'young invincibles,' represent 20 percent of enrollment.
"Delaware still has north of 90,000 Delawareans without health insurance, so we know we have a target audience that hasn't been in the insurance market that we in particular want to ensure can gain access to our insurance market," said Landgraf who says she's currently focused on marketing and outreach as the March 31st deadline to sign up for coverage approaches.
During a presentation to the Health Care Commission, Thursday, Landgraf pointed out the nationwide number of uninsured people expected to get coverage this year through the Affordable Care Act was also reduced by two million. Instead of the anticipated seven million people signing up through the federal and state marketplaces, the Congressional Budget Office expects six million enrollees, with another eight million sign-ups through the Medicaid expansion, down from nine million. Landgraf says the drop in the national numbers is directly linked to the challenges of the health care exchange in the first two months of open enrollment.
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NELSON-based communication giant Daisy has announced it has shed 25 jobs.
The company, which employs around 700, and around 1,500 nationwide, announced last month that staff in its customer services division would face skills assessments before redundancies were decided.
The firm, which was founded in Lomeshaye Industrial Estate, Nelson in 2001, also shed two jobs from its call centre in Prudhoe, Northumberland.
All staff in the customer services divisions were faced with psychometric tests and competency-based interviews.
The managing director of Daisy Retail, Andrew Fryatt, said the redundancies were not a cost-cutting exercise and the firm currently had 80 vacancies, including 40 in Nelson.
The firm recently announced its intention to acquire the former 2e2 data centre business in Newbury, Berkshire, which could see 100 people joining the group.
Mr Fryatt said: "As our business has evolved, so has the necessary skill set needed to take Daisy forward. While we have unfortunately lost some positions, we have brought in new skills and created a number of new roles to address future business growth and our diversification into new product areas."
Last year, the firm's call centre became a 24-hour operation following its growth. More than 75,000 business customers are serviced by the provider of broadband, mobile, lines, calls and telephone systems.
In January last year, Daisy opened its new 700-capacity office complex next to its premises in Lindred Road.
And last May the firm invested £1million in a bomb-proof data centre inside the former Bank of England bullion vault in Manchester city centre.


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Short-track speed skater Yuka Kamino, who appeared in the 2002 and 2006 Winter Olympics, said Monday she will retire from competition. Kamino, 27, said she intends to leave her team at the end of this month as she aims to pursue a coaching career and also plans to do a study abroad in Canada. "After my result in Turin it became increasingly difficult for me to maintain my motivation both physically and mentally," said Kamino, who placed seventh in the women's 1,500 meters in Turin.
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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 4/7/2010 (2601 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Slow day in Bomberland, what with the team off today and returning to the practice field Monday in preparation for next Friday's home date against the Toronto Argonauts.
That won't stop us from writing and blogging, however. We'll have our first In the Huddle feature of the 2010 season in Monday's paper and can offer a couple tidbits here.
First, the injury to DB Keyuo Craver can't be good if it needs "further evaluation" as head coach Paul LaPolice said Saturday. We've learned this about the new regime: "further evaluation'" = out for a spell. The Bombers do have Clint Kent scheduled to come off the one-game injured list this week so that should help.
Plus, no complaints at all about the work of starters Brandon Stewart and Alex Suber.
The Bombers will have a couple other roster decisions to make with receiver Jabari Arthur and OL Ryan Donnelly ready to return to work after being placed on the one-game injured list. Long-snapper Chris Cvetkovic, by the way, is to have his surgery on his knee Monday.
A video links to pass your way, one courtesy diehard Bomber fan General Taylor that he unearthed on YouTube that you absolutely have to see. (Hint: it's Troy Westwood at his best). To see it, click here.


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Unlike the previous season, Salman Khan has promised more appearances in the forthcoming episodes of Bigg Boss 6 on Color TV.
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- A Shot At Love's Tila Tequila says Shawne Merriman, linebacker for the San Diego Chargers, allegedly choked and restrained her while she tried to leave his house. After Tequila called 911, Merriman went to jail while she went to the hospital. Merriman's rep told TMZ Ms. Tequila allegedly drank a few too many and he was trying to keep her from driving; she Tweeted that she's allergic to alcohol so that's b.s. [Dlisted, RadarOnline]—Celeb domestic violence: not hot.
- Lubna Al-Hussein, the Sudanese journalist who worked for the United Nations and faced 40 lashes for wearing pants in public, has been spared the whipping and received a fine of $209 instead. Her lawyer said she will continue to challenge Sudan's "decency law" and not pay the fine. [CNN]
- Last week, the FDA approved a second morning-after pill called Next Choice for over-the-counter use. Like Plan B, the existing emergency contraception on the market, Next Choice can prevent pregnancy if taken up to 72 hours after unprotected sex. [AP, Examiner.com]
- Do you think this ad for the TV show "Nip/Tuck" sexualizes sweatshops? One blog objects to the way rows of sexily dressed Asian women are shown sewing up a woman's body (the show is about plastic surgeons). [Angry Asian Man via Feministing]
- Patricia Mauceri, an actress on "One Life To Live," says she was fired from the soap opera after she objected to a gay-friendly storyline. Mauceri's character, Carlotta Vega, was supposed to confront homosexuality somehow in an upcoming plot. Mauceri alleges that as a devout Christian, she objected to the plotline. Allegedly, "One Life To Live" wasn't having any of that, so Mauceri was fired and quickly replaced. [Fox News]—Please, no one introduce her to Carrie Prejean.


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Exposed Liquid Plus Size Double Keyhole Merry Widow and G-String Set
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Girls with curves, rejoice! This new liquid-look lingerie from Exposed is designed to celebrate your shape and give you the hourglass look that will knock your partner's socks off!
Product Description
Show your lover who's in charge with Exposed's curvaceously captivating merry widow and G-string. Revealing central keyhole cut-outs perfectly position your boobs, with the glossy wet look fabric hugging your shape to flatter and flaunt your curves.
Halterneck in style to give you greater lift, the basque fastens behind your neck and leaves your shoulders and back bare, with a single rear clip giving firm-but-comfy underbust support. From the hemline, 4 suspender straps curve over your hips and clip onto your choice of stockings, with the matching G-string showing off your bottom.
Make sure to team your sensational set with a pair of long, glossy boots - after all, when your partner's at your feet in awe, you'll want to look perfect from top to toe.
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- Contains latex: No
- Material: Wet Look
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Reviewed: September 12, 2015 by Juicy orange, a Straight Married Female
This is the first time I've ever bought something like this but it won't be the last. I love it. It fits really well, I'm a size 20 but this makes me look smaller. My husband said I looked so sexy in it he didn't want me to take it off. It's very easy to put it on by yourself. The material is lovely, very soft and silky. It looks fantastic with stockings or on it's own. I would highly recommend this underwear for the bedroom . It was also very easy to purchase this item, Lovehoney is a fab shop to buy all your sexy underwear from, I will most definitely be back. Thank you Lovehoney xx
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- Everything. Lovely material soft and sexy.
- Cons
- Nothing.
- Bottom line
- A very well made garment and wonderfully sexy.
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Great item
Reviewed: August 19, 2015 by Terri JJ, a Bisexual Married Female
Bought this as oh likes PVC/wet look bedroom clothes. It arrived in the usual Lovehoney plain brown packaging and then comes in a clear sealed bag. My first thought was how is something that fits in that tiny bag going to fit me! Once out of the bag, however, it's really stretchy and surprisingly soft. No nasty plastic smell, either.
Tried it on with a pair of sheer stockings and a pair of killer heels and looked in the mirror - wow! This makes even my dumpy figure look fab! Not sure I looked as good as the model, but I as definitely happy with the result! Lol. Hubby was definitely happy too!
It fits well and even supports my boobs nicely. Being larger chested (40F), I often find garments lacking in bust support or coverage, but not so with this. Love the fact that the back sits high enough to enable me to receive a good spanking. And I got exactly that! Also handy that, as it's so stretchy, you don't need anyone to help put it on - important if you're planning a surprise, as I was.
The G-string is, well, a G-string, nothing very remarkable but a good fit.
We managed to get quite a bit of lube et cetera over this, but it wiped off fine and didn't leave any stickiness.
We both love this. It's sexy, comfy and easy to wear, and because of the amount of stretch would fit a good range of sizes.
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- Love the soft material and fit.
- Cons
- Shame the red has been discontinued - would have bought that too!
- Bottom line
- Sexy, comfy, good fit - good value for money.
- 5 people found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes
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Reviewed: January 26, 2015 by Two_Magpies, a Straight Going Steady Female
This piece was my first real taste of this style of underwear. My partner has a thing for anything PVC, wet-look, etc.
I was dubious. I am a big girl size (20-22) with 40G boobs.
I arrived at his house and he was as excited as a kid at Legoland. I went in to the bathroom and held it up, giving it the once over. Still not quite convinced I slid it on. I stepped into some PVC stockings and the string (thong), and slid on some elbow length PVC gloves too.
I looked in the mirror... I looked hot. Seriously hot.
My Flab-ulous figure looked curvy, not wobbly. My stomach didn't look like a bakery with loads of rolls lined up and my boobs were perky and supported.
Needless to say, when I walked out of the bathroom and into the bedroom he was definitely impressed, his neighbours, however, were not. ;)
- Pros
- Very supportive! Tight in all the right places!
- Cons
- The stringy "thong".
- Bottom line
- Just amazing, I promise you that you won't be let down!
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Alright, people! I might need someone to wake me up from my eternal slumber, because Yen Press' latest announcement is too freaking good to be true. In other words, the company has licensed the original Durarara!! light novel...
Sword Art Online light novel tops BookScan SF list
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Apr 30
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Yen Press's English-language release of Sword Art Online novel, volume one, is topping the BookScan Sci-fi list this week. The Nielsen BookScan service tracks sales of the novels in retail book chains and some independen...
Square Enix and Yen Press announce worldwide digital partnership
Mar 24
// Brad Rice
NEW YORK, NY (March 24, 2014) – Yen Press, the graphic novel imprint of Hachette Book Group, and leading Japanese gaming and manga publisher Square Enix in conjunction with the Tuttle-Mori Agency announced today that their highly anticipated inter-corporate initiative for the global distribution of Square Enix's English language manga will commence on April 8th. By virtue of this groundbreaking agreement, fans of Square Enix's manga in over 200 countries will have access to the authorized, English-language ebook editions of 175 titles through Amazon, Apple, Barnes & Noble, Google and Kobo with new volumes available concurrently with future print releases. Launching first with internationally best selling series like Atsushi Ohkubo's Soul Eater, Yana Toboso's Black Butler, and Yoshiki Tonogai's Doubt, Yen Press will roll out additional series weekly throughout the month of April with a blockbuster assortment that includes Hiromu Arakawa's Fullmetal Alchemist, Jun Mochizuki's PandoraHearts, Ryukishi07's Higurashi WHEN THEY CRY, and Until Death Do Us Part by Hiroshi Takashige and DOUBLE-S. As an added bonus for fans, these ebook editions will include color pages not reproduced in the titles' print counterparts. In addition to this ambitious launch of their cooperative digital publishing endeavor, Yen Press and Square Enix have also unveiled a program for the digital English language serialization of new chapters of two ongoing series – Atsushi Ohkubo's riotous successor to Soul Eater, Soul Eater NOT!, and Yoshiki Tonogai's latest mind-bending mystery thriller, Secret. Chapters not already contained in the collected volumes of these series will be released as digital comics in advance of the latest chapters slated for publication April 14th. Kurt Hassler, VP and Publishing Director of Yen Press, said of the agreement, "In much the same way that video streaming technologies transformed the way fans consume anime, the digital availability of manga content stands to revolutionize readers' access to the material they love. Particularly exciting to us is the opportunity Square Enix has provided international audiences to enjoy and support the latest installments of continuing series at the same time as Japanese fans. Manga has a truly global community of enthusiasts, and Yen Press could not be prouder to help connect these brilliant creators with the worldwide readership clamoring for their work." Katsuyoshi Matsuura, Division Executive of Publication Business Division and General Manager of Digital Publishing of Square Enix Co., Ltd., commented regarding the commencement of the service, "I am extremely pleased to know that our work will be available to manga fans to whom it was previously inaccessible. At the same time, I am very encouraged and excited to be able to implement this service in cooperation with Hachette Book Group and to work with them to address the ever expanding needs of enthusiasts while providing them with the most exciting experience possible." About the authors of the serialized chapter publications: Atsushi Ohkubo's debut manga series, B.Ichi, originally appeared in Square Enix's Monthly Shonen Gangan magazine. Upon completion of the work, his concept for Soul Eater began as a series of shorts appearing in the same magazine and later became the long-running work that has earned him international renown. The final chapter of Soul Eater recently ran in the September issue of Monthly Shonen Gangan. Ohkubo is still at work on his spin-off series, Soul Eater NOT!, the animation for which is slated to begin airing this spring. Yoshiki Tonogai leapt onto the manga scene as the artist on the Time Killing Arc of Ryukishi07's epic Higurashi WHEN THEY CRY. He then went on to create his first solo work, Doubt, which was serialized in Square Enix's Monthly Shonen Gangan, the success of which inspired its sequel, Judge. Tonogai's latest murder masterpiece, Secret, kicked off its serialization in Monthly Shonen Gangan in October 2013, and he has been a recurring presence on the New York Times manga bestseller list.
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Japanator's 2013 Holiday Guide: Manga
Dec 02
// Brad Rice
For the mecha fan who needs to read more... Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin (Vertical)MSRP: $29.99 Gundam, love it or hate it, is a hallmark of our fandom. This is the giant robot title that got us all excited for 30-ft tall mechs and the pretty boys who pilot them. Gundam: The Origin takes us back to the beginning -- back to Char Aznable, Amuro Ray, and Bright Noa -- and provides a great jumping in point for new fans daunted by the sheer volume of Gundam stories to get into. Yoshikazu Yasuhiko's art makes it pretty easy to get into, as well. The scenes are beautifully drawn, offering up great detail on the mech designs and the battle scenes. Each volume goes at a killer pace, and leaves you hungry for the next. I'm not even a giant robot fan, but it's been a must-buy title for me with every volume that comes out. Be sure to get the volumes this year, because you never know when Vertical's beautiful hardcover editions will go entirely out of print! Sure, digital copies will exist, but it doesn't match the look and feel of these hardcover editions. For the teenage boy who loves boobs, violence, and boobs... Wolfsmund (Vertical)MSRP: $12.95 If you've got a friend who's interested in action and just loves to stare at boobs, then Wolfsmund is going to be the manga for them! Set in medieval Europe, Wolfsmund is a dramatic version of the story of William Tell, as done by Mitsuhisa Kuji -- an assistant on the Berserk manga. That should give you an idea of where this title will go. It's proven to be one of the more engaging stories this year, as Kuji quickly has you rooting for the downfall of the Castle Wolfsmund. I spent some more time recommending this in my A Look @ Wolfsmund piece, which is worth checking out for more detailed info on the story. This will be right up the alley for anyone who's been interested in violent medieval-era tales, such as Berserk or Guin Saga. For the J-RPG lover in your life... The Sky: The Art of Final Fantasy (Dark Horse)MSRP: $89.99 There's nothing better than a book full of Yoshitaka Amano to class up your coffee table. Amano's art defined the look and feel of the Final Fantasy series, and what better item to give to your J-RPG-loving friends than this tome of Amano's art designs? It's jaw-droppingly beautiful, and something that will be hard to part with when you pick it up in stores. I mean, just take a look at the inside images on Amazon's page. Gorgeous, isn't it? The three-volume slipcase will make a nice gift for anyone who's logged months and months of their lives playing Final Fantasy games. For the person who only reads "indie" titles... Attack on Titan (Kodansha)MSRP: $10.99 If your giftee hasn't gotten on the Attack on Titan bandwagon, it's time to get them hooked. Sure, they might want the "hip" stuff, but Titan is just too good to pass up. Attack on Titan has quickly become one of the hottest titles on the market -- driving up an even greater sales frenzy than typical stalwarts Bleach and Naruto. The story features humanity fighting back from the brink of extinction against a new class of predator -- the monstrous Titans. Not only is there the mystery of where these gigantic beasts came from, but also why one young recruit has a mysterious power that can help turn the tide against the Titans. The series created a sensation when the anime hit simulcast channels, and the manga has been a huge seller ever since. At New York Comic Con, both Vertical and Kodansha Comics announced licenses for several spinoffs and light novels, which means now is a good time to get into the series before the material becomes overwhelming. For the Nintendo fanboy in your life... The Legend of Zelda: Hyrule Historia (Dark Horse)MSRP: $34.99 Before there was Final Fantasy in our lives, many of us first sat down with our NES, SNES, or N64 (youngin'!) to play a Legend of Zelda game. Whether your memories are of the original or Twilight Princess, Hyrule Historia will be a tome filled with fond memories. Containing numerous character designs, release notes, interviews, essays, and manga pages, this book is the edition that deserves to be in the hands of your gamer giftee. Not only are you giving the gift of all that Zelda lore contained within the book, but you'll also light the spark of desire to play the games once again. Before you know it, your friend will be down in the basement, booting up the NES and searching around for that gold cartridge. It'll be a warm trip down Nostalgia Lane. For the ultimate shoujo fan... Sailor Moon Box Set I and II (Kodansha)MSRP: $65.94 Much like Gundam: The Origin, Sailor Moon is another important title in our otaku history. It's the magical girl show that launched a thousand ships and showed all of us that girls can kick our butts (with the power of the Moon). Now that Kodansha is finally done with the run of the original series, you can give the gift of Sailor Moon in two convenient box sets. Then, once your friend plows through all 12 volumes, they can move on and devour all the short stories available. Oh, and they can spend endless hours trying to figure out the ending, too. Even though many of us watched Sailor Moon when it first came out in the west, there's a wholly different -- and wholly necessary -- experience in reading the series. For the friend who already owns a katana... Lone Wolf & Cub Omnibus Edition (Dark Horse)MSRP: $19.99 Have a friend who's big into samurai stories? Lone Wolf & Cub is the classic series for them. Originally released in the US in the '80s, they're finally getting a properly-sized reprint in these omnibus editions. This celebrated title is about the Emperor's executioner going on the run with his three-year-old son after false accusations force him out of his position. Armed with his trusty sword and Battle Carriage, Ogami is forced to be an assassin in order to get through life. Lone Wolf & Cub has seen six movies, four plays, and a TV adaptation, and has influenced artists on both sides of the Pacific since its debut in 1970. Since it's a classic series that hasn't been in wide circulation in recent years, now is the perfect time to make it a gift they're sure to love. For the friend who spends too much time in the bath... Thermae Romae (Yen Press)MSRP: $34.99 The premise: an unsuccessful Roman builder finds himself time-traveling to modern-day Japan when he falls asleep inside of a hot tub. There, he finds the Japanese bath designs fascinating and brings the technology back to Ancient Rome and wins himself great glory as an inventive bath house maker. That's enough of a hook for you, isn't it? Yen Press pulled out all the stops in their production of this series, giving the title all the same pomp that Vertical put into Gundam: The Origin. And this is a title that deserves it -- the art is rich with historical detail and marvelous to behold. For the friend who loved Satoshi Kon... Tropic of the Sea (Vertical)MSRP: $14.95 Satoshi Kon left a big impact on the world of anime when he died, but now we're seeing more of his early work come out into the light. Tropic of the Sea was Kon's first published manga, and it carries all the hallmark beauty of his later works. It's a classic tale of traditional culture butting heads with the business-minded desires to modernize everything, and what happens when the local shrine's sacred treasure is put in jeopardy. It's a basic story, but the art in this single-volume title is Moebius-quality stuff. To boot, there's an included essay of Kon's (originally written for the Japanese republication of Tropic of the Sea) where he eerily foreshadows some of his health problems. That essay alone is worth the purchase price for Kon fans, and this unusual volume will make a great gift for anyone who loved his works. For anyone who's been through high school... No Matter How I Look At It It's You Guys' Fault I'm Not Popular! (Yen Press)MSRP: $11.99 We've all been in Tomoko's shoes: sitting alone all night playing otome games in the hopes of mastering social skills, only to find that once she arrives at high school, she's a total loner. The title then follows Tomoko as she takes a look in the mirror and sees what she needs to change. It sucks. A lot. If you've ever been socially awkward, then this title will speak to you loud and clear. You can feel Tomoko's anxiety and awkwardness radiate off the page, which is a testament to how well Nico Tanigawa tells the story. It's a flip on the slice of life genre, and if your friend liked Lucky Star, this will be an easy transition into something with a bit more grit to it. Those are our manga picks for the season; of course, if some of the people on your shopping list are of a less literary bent (*sniff* *scoff!* Pardon us while we adjust our monocles), Japanator has shopping guides for games and music coming up later this Cyber Monday.
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NYCC 2013: Yen Press picks up High School DxD
Along with a bunch of other cool titles!
Oct 12
// Ben Huber
Yen Press brought quite a few interesting announcements to New York Comic-Con this year. Their biggest license announcement was that they'll be bringing readers High School DxD, the manga adaption of the popular light novel s...
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Haruhi manga is coming to an end!
Wow, eight years
Aug 27
// Hiroko Yamamura
It looks the like manga adaptation of beloved light novel, The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya will be coming to a close in September. The manga has been serialized in issues of Monthly Shonen Ace for the past eight years, as w...
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JX: Yen Press gets SAO, Accel World, and more
Yen Press is on a roll!
Aug 23
// Salvador G Rodiles
Well what do you know, Yen Press has pulled an interesting wild card at the first Japan Expo USA, and it's another beacon of hope for people that wish to see more light novels in North America! To those that have been wishing...
Yen Press gets more manga
Sakura-Con 2013: Get a load of Yen Press's newest goods
Caution: one of these titles has a very long name.
Mar 31
// Salvador G Rodiles
Sakura-Con is still going on as we speak, and Josh "Totsu" Totman is scouring the entire con like a beast! As he storms through the catacombs of Seattle's anime convention, JT has discovered Yen Press's latest annou...
NYCC '12: Yen Press adds Puella Magi spin-offs and more
Two new ways to make a contract.
Oct 15
// Salvador G Rodiles
If you thought that your Madoka fix has been quenched, think again! Yen Press is adding two Madoka Magica mangas in the form of Puella Magi Oriko Magica and Puella Magi Kazumi Magica. Both stories will most likely treat ...
SDCC '12: Yen Press nabs Welcome to the Erotic Bookstore!
Jul 18
// Brad Rice
While SDCC is over and people are focused on The Dark Knight Rises, there are still some bits of license news to catch up on. Notably, Yen Press announced a number of titles. I can't really tell you how Welcome to the Erotic ...
Yen Press steps up Spice and Wolf light novel releases
Apr 11
// Bob Muir
Translating light novels takes time, especially for small publishers. Up till now, Yen Press was only releasing two volumes of the original Spice and Wolf books a year, with the sixth volume planned for June 12, 2012. The com...
Yen Press grabs Umineko, Thermae Romae, and many more
Apr 08
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Yen Press, who were also at Sakura Con this weekend, updated their website this morning with a long list of recently acquired licenses. Perhaps two of the most exciting additions to their line-up are Mari Yamazaki's award-win...
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Jul 01
// Kristina Pino
Oh hey, it's Kristina with that yaoi stuff again! Yes, yes it is. Tale of the Waning Moon is a really fantastical manga series with stuff like cat boys and moon spirits that I'm not used to seeing in my boy-on-boy stories. It...
A look at: Higurashi When They Cry - Demon Exposing Arc
May 27
Higurashi When They Cry - Demon Exposing (Omnibus)Published by: Yen PressWritten by: Ryukishi07Illustrated by: En KitoTranslated by: Alethea & Athena NibleyRelease date: May 31st, 2011MSRP: $18.99 Our protagonist, Natsumi Kimiyoshi (whose surname die-hard fans may recognize) is a typical high school girl, self-admittedly average at everything in school and anxious about her crush to yet another typical, average teenage boy named Akira Toudou. Living with her mother, father and kind grandma Natsumi fits the mold of a tragic character whose fate is out of her control, no matter how much the reader wants her to stay safe. While Natsumi herself moved from her village in Okinomiya to the big city with her family, her elderly grandma was raised in the cursed Hinamizawa, whose locale God, Oyashiro-sama, looks down upon those who leave its village. Because Natsumi and her family dragged her grandma out of that village to live with them, everyone often hears the pleading prayers to Oyashiro-sama day and night, constantly and constantly. The family is starting to get fed up. So when the local news station reports on a horrifying natural toxic gas leak that killed every citizen of Hinamizawa one night, followed by more reports of former members of the village dying in gruesome, horrifying ways of insanity, the cries of from Natsumi's grandma, as well as the patience of her family and the pressure of Natsumi's dream-life in the city, begins being pressed more and more by the looming presence of Oyashiro. What follows next is the great build-up, pacing and revelation that Higurashi is well known for. There are plenty of ups and downs in the story that keep you cheering followed by gluing your eyes to each page, hesitating to turn it. It's almost inevitable of what to expect in a typical Higurashi manga, but the way some of the key plot points are revealed and brought up add a sense of eeriness to things. Sadly though, in some of the more intense, edge-of-your-seat moments, there are large red flags signaling the most cliche of tropes found in most psychological horror works, particularly towards the end where, while still surprising enough to make you reflect upon and possibly change your entire perspective of the story, is followed by what seems like two or three more endings... throwing way too many twists than you can possible believe. Other segments, like the scene with Natsumi and her family towards the end of volume one, really change the game up and keeps readers on their toes. However, as with many moments in Higurashi lore, the characters who succumb to the curse of Oyashiro turn so bat-shit crazy that it's almost as if they were never sane in the first place, let alone that they lived normal lives just a couple of days ago. Despite instances of this, it's nonetheless scary to see the dramatic change in some of the characters, as well as the surprising ulterior motives they'd have from the beginning. Truthfully, I can't recommend this enough to those madly in love with Higurashi already, and even newer fans still trying to make sense of plot in the original story wouldn't mind this too much, either. The artwork by Mr. Kito is great as usual, using dark, gritty ink splotches and rough sketching for the darker moments, and then switching to the clean, almost surreal innocence when things are in happier times. With each new manga instalment typically comes a new artist bringing in their own flavor into the mix, and Kito is always great when it comes to Higurashi. Given the liberties taken with creating a spin-off story, it's great to see a unique spin on the typical small village approach. Hearing about how the dreaded curse of Oyashiro-sama affects more than what we've previously thought brings more fear into the potential and power it holds over its citizens. To see the dreams and happiness of a young girl being slowly taken away due to events occurring that out of her own hands is a very fresh-- and tragic-- sight that makes one of the better manga arcs of the series yet, not to mention one of the most shocking. 8.0 – Great. A well-executed release that defines its genre without becoming unbearable or repetitive. Well worth its full price-point with plenty of replay value.
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A look at: Cirque du Freak #9
May 25
// Kristina Pino
This volume was very fast paced. We got a resolution to the entire conflict that had been boiling up in volume eight with a big fight and crazy unexpected ending. Well, it's unexpected if the manga is your first exposure to the Cirque du Freak story. If it isn't, this volume served to put you through a really dramatic loss (again) and a huge plot twist that made me incredibly frustrated. Frustrated, in the sense that the situation has become so incredibly unfortunate for the main character (due to the loss of a main character) you're mad that something happened that shouldn't have. It might seem like a vague summary, but I'm sure there are plenty of stories you've read like that (and I'm trying to avoid spoiling this too much...). X happened, which stinks, but then you find out that it didn't need to happen in order to achieve goal Y (Killing the leader of the Vampanese, as it were). Meanwhile, you're "grieving" over a loss and wondering if you even want to keep on reading the series (cause seriously, this dude kind of made the manga). That's how I felt after this volume, anyway. It's not that the series is bad; this plot twist was good, but about as frustrating as Sirius Black's sudden death was in the Harry Potter series when that book first came out. I kept reading it anyway, but I'm still upset it had to happen. This volume had a lot of action in it. The story picked up really well and left off at a good spot with no fluff in between. The fighting scenes got a little confusing for me at some parts, but that happens to me with all manga that contain fighting. I don't understand all the sketchy black and white drawings sometimes, so it might just be me. Anyone else enjoying Cirque's manga adaptation?
A little over two months ago I looked at volume eight of this series, and things were getting pretty good. For those of you who didn't read me then, cliff-notes: Darren, main character, meets a vampire and is turned into one ...
A Look At: The Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruhi-Chan
May 10
// Tyler Jones
The Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruhi-chan vol. 2Published by: Yen PressWritten by: Nagaru TanigawaIllustrated by: PuyoTranslated by: Chris PaiRelease date: May 31, 2011MSRP: US$11.99 Haruhi-chan does a lot of the same things the normal series does, with Haruhi dragging the SOS brigade along with her zany plans and ill-conceived ideas. Also featured are the adventures the daily life of Achakura-chan, the miniature reincarnation of Ryoko Asakura, now a very tiny chibi person living in Yuki's apartment. This volume also introduces Kimidori-san, the the green dog-like creature that Yuki made out of a baloon and gave life. It's a cute, silly manga, but is unfortunately not amazingly cute or hilariously funny. The artwork ranges from passable to pretty cute, with each character having a certain specific way they're depicted when deformed. Yuki has a sort of blank, nonchalant gaze, Haruhi has a strange smushed sort of face, and Mikuru's eyes become big black dots to illustrate her confusion. However, the normal sized characters' faces sometimes looks a bit amateurish, with unusually dark outlines around their eyes. The humor goes everywhere from slice of life silliness to character detonation to moon exploration, but the range in quality of the writing is even more pronounced than that of the artwork. There were times where I did indeed laugh out loud, but just as often I ran into jokes that were over-explained and/or didn't translate very well from Japanese. That's no fault of the translator, of course, but jokes involving politeness levels just don't work so well over here. I'd recommend Haruhi-chan to hardcore Haruhi buffs in an instant, but to the casual fan or non-fan who wants to spend their $12 on a cute comedy manga, you could do a lot better. Score: 5.5
I like the idea of The Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruhi-chan. For those of you not aware, Haruhi-chan is the official Haruhi parody manga, consisting mostly of four panel comics. Each character is a slightly odder version of the...
Yen Press announces Yotsuba& on the iPad!
May 03
// Crystal White
Today, Yen Press announced via their Twitter that Yotsuba& will now be available for purchase on the iPad through their downloadable app. While the app itself is free, and looks to have a clean and modern interface, ...
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Apr 11
// Brad Rice
With San Diego Comic Con looming in the near future, that means it's time for comic's highest honors: the Eisner Awards. Nominations were recently announced, and Viz leads the manga publisher pack with four nominations, large...
A look at: Cirque du Freak #8
Mar 15
// Kristina Pino
Since I haven't read volumes one through seven, I expected to be completely out of the loop. I don't know whether it's a good or a bad thing, but it was easy to pick up on enough of the story and what I needed to know in order to follow along. Not just that, but half of this volume was very slice-of-life, Darren being trapped into going back to school after living the vampire life for over a decade and reuniting with his old girlfriend. He also ran into his ex best friend, who added to the ups and downs. The second half of it was more fast-paced and exciting, a vicious battle ending it and leaving us with a bit of a cliff-hanger. Reading this bit actually sparked my interest in glossing through what's happened up until now and keeping up with what follows. They're at a pretty high point in the series, where Darren's (main character and vampire) lover has been abducted and his best friend has turned on him in the worst way. The story is in the middle of some epic battle between vampires and vampaneze, some other version of blood beings that are all demonic-looking. It seems rather plain, but I like the drawing style and I like that I was able to follow the story even this far into it. It doesn't look like it's much more than a dude who is fighting in some crazy war with vampires and his past comes back to him suddenly to mix him up. I guess I started reading at a more interesting part of the story! Have any of you folks gotten into this manga?
When I think of Cirque du Freak, the first thing that comes to mind is that odd-looking movie that sort of came and went, with John C. Reilly as one of the lead actors playing a vampire. Mr Reilly caught my attention, but "hi...
A look at Higurashi When They Cry #11
Mar 07
I had the great pleasure of giving a look at the previous volumes of the Higurashi When They Cry manga last week, an arc that spun a new outlook on what the Higurashi setting is capable of providing in way of interesting and ...
A look at Higurashi When They Cry #9-10
Feb 28
While the anime adaption of the visual novel Higurashi When They Cry gets a bad wrap because of its animation and horrendous English dub, I still highly regard the franchise as having one of the most thril...
A look at Pandora Hearts #4
Feb 05
// Kristina Pino
To summarize the story so far in two long sentences, Pandora Hearts is a manga about 15 year old Oz Vessalius, who has been dumped into a legendary "broken toy chest" of a prison called The Abyss. He escapes after b...
A look at Black God #11
Feb 04
// Crystal White
Black God #11 was an interesting experience to say the least. I had never been involved with the series before and was surprised to learn that it was not a traditional manga, but rather a manhwa instead, created by Korean artists but printed by Square Enix in Japan's Young Gangan magazine. Jumping into the series with no previous knowledge made it very hard to comprehend a lot of the terms like "contract," "synchronize," and "tera" as they're all specific to the story, so I had to look a lot of things up. While I felt the story was actually genuinely interesting despite my occasional confusion, I felt like the character designs left something to be desired. Another complaint I have is that often times speech bubbles do not have direction lines attached to them, so it can be very difficult to know who is talking in which panel. While the series does not lend itself to just diving into the deep end as I did, I admit I'm automatically interested in seeing where the story goes, and if a singular issue can do that, I'd say the series is pretty successful. As for where I'd like to see this series go in the future, there's a few things I'd like to see happen. First of all, I'd like to see some real development between Kuro and Keita. Their relationship almost reminds me of Touma and Index in A Certain Magical Index, but without the strange age difference pedo factor. I don't want the relationship to be the typical shonen style "boy antagonizes girl but secretly likes her and will never admit it" sort of thing. I'd like a real bond to form. Along the same lines, I also really want to see Kuro and Keita be able to tap into their collective tera lines and really make steps forward in their training. I want to see their potential. Additionally, I want to see where the contract between Mikami and Excel goes, now that Excel has recovered her memories and seems to have done a complete 180-degree turn from the crying little girl she was to the hard and cynical creature she has become. I want to know more about Excel and how this girl is now strangely cold and calculating. Are any of you a fan of Black God? While it may not have been the best manga/manhwa I've ever read, I was certainly entertained and wouldn't mind reading some more.
This volume of Black God starts off with Mikami and Excel escaping from an apartment building only to run into Saishu from the Shishigami tribe. What occurs next is an violent fight between Saishu and Mikami, spanning se...
Interview: Yen Press isn't apprehensive on mature manga
Jan 18
// Brad Rice
When you license a mature title, you're going into this knowing that you have a restricted audience. What guides your decision-making in licensing certain titles?At the end of the day, we really try to take the same approach to licensing our mature content that we take to everything else. Is it a good book? Is it something that we feel adds richness to our list? Do we think that there's an audience for the title, and do we think that we can both find and satisfy that audience? If we feel that it makes for a good publishing venture, the criteria that we use really don't differ that much.Tell me about Sundome: why you decided to pick it up and the feedback you've gotten from it – both critically and commercially.Sundome actually a title I came across on my first licensing trip to Tokyo. The first volume had just been released and caught my eye. I had a meeting with the publisher later that day and was asking about the book, and the premise was unique enough and the art striking enough that I felt that this would be something that would DEFINITELY stand out in the market here. I had a very clear sense that it would get people talking and would make a pretty bold statement about just how diverse Yen was willing to be in its licensing decisions. The reactions we've gotten have pretty much borne that out. Obviously the book isn't for everyone, but the fans it has found have been die-hard, and critically it's garnered some pretty bold praise. It's a really solid title on our list and continues to be a strong seller for us.Mature titles are harder to market -- you can't put up a cardboard cutout of Kurumi, advertising Sundome in Borders or Barnes and Noble. What do you do to market them? Rely primarily on reviews and word of mouth?Reviews and word of mouth are really crucial to marketing this kind of book. As you say, you really can't rely on prominent display for a title like this, so it's really critical that you get books out to people who are likely to talk about it. This nice thing, though, is that there doesn't seem to be a want for chatter about Sundome!How do you see the market changing for this sort of thing within the next five years?I can't really say that I would predict much of a change for this sort of thing in the next five years. Certainly I don't expect to see explosive growth in any particular existing channel. Those markets that support and do well with mature material I think will continue to do so...and to some extent they corner a market because of reluctance amongst their competitors to carry the material. It is entirely possible that digital channels may open up in the next few years to make books like these more easily accessible, but it's really difficult to say what the future will hold.
One of my biggest obsessions in recent years has been Yen Press' Sundome. It's a fantastic title that's well worth your read, but the big thing about it is the title walks the borderline between story and porn. As a result, t...
Yen Press looking for new creative talent to make manga
Nov 08
// Brad Rice
For all of you locked away in Artist's Alley, dreaming of hitting it big one day? Envious of the folks working on titles like Twilight, Nightschool and Maximum Ride? Well, now you can join that pool of talent by applying to Y...
NYAF '10: Yen Press debuts on the iPad!
Oct 12
// Brad Rice
Getting to the rest of our NYAF/NYCC coverage, one of the announcements to come out of the convention was that Yen Press is debuting on the iPad with its own reader. Currently, they've gone ahead and launched with the titles ...
No More Apples: Spice and Wolf novels ending soon
Sep 13
// Josh Tolentino
It is a sad day for medieval economists, apple vendors, and animal-eared girl fetishists all over, as it seems that everyone's favorite apple-wolf-goddess-merchantry novel series, Spice & Wolf, will be meeting its time &q...
SDCC 10: Yen Press licenses Highschool of the Dead
Jul 26
// Brad Rice
Time to play wrap-up con! Over at San Diego Comic Con, Yen Press announced that they're licensing the hit manga Highschool of the Dead, coming hot on the heels of the anime license by Sentai Filmworks. Awesome. They'll be bri...
Yen Plus launches online version with free issue
Jul 26
// Bob Muir
After meeting an untimely end that so many print publications seem to be facing these days, Yen Plus has now relaunched online. To celebrate the new format choice, publisher Yen Press is offering free access to the August iss...
The Summer of Haruhi Suzumiya promotion announced
May 07
// Dale North
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New York-based Irish-American folk band Solas name translates as light in Gaelic. They have brought new lustre to the roots/folk genre with their high-energy take on Irish traditional music. Founded in 1996, the quintet originally comprised Seamus Egan (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA; flute, whistles, mandolin, guitar, bodhrán), Karan Casey (lead vocals), John Doyle (guitar/vocals) Winifred Horan (fiddle) and Mick McAuley (accordion, concertina, whistles, vocals). Spokesman Egan is well known throughout New York for his work as a freelance producer and prolific solo artist (also for Shanachie Records). Indeed, all the members of the band have been involved in other projects in some capacity during their time with Solas. Egan elaborated to Billboard magazine in 1998, I think the combined experience level keeps growing, and it reflects back on the group. Part of their agenda is an attempt to educate New York audiences that Irish traditional music embraces more than simply the Chieftains and Enya. To that end, they placed songs on Disney Records Winnie The Pooh: Friends Forever compilation and the Warner Brothers movie, Soldier. Their third studio album The Words That Remain (1998) included contributions from Iris DeMent and Bela Fleck, and a cover version of Woody Guthries Pastures Of Plenty, in a further attempt to expand their audience.
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