Mon, 16 January 2012
The Kickstarter page for Tezuka's Barbara Lissa's thoughts on DMP using Kickstarter at Kuriousity Alex's response to Lissa at Manga Widget Johanna's thoughts on the DMP using Kickstarter at Comics Worth Reading Johanna's post about Alex De Campi's book funded through Kickstarter and changes to the creative team DMP Books website You can follow us on twitter, Johanna is @johannadc, Lissa is @kuriousity, Alex is @mangawidget, Ben is @benapplegate, DMP books is @digitalmanga, and I'm @edsizemore. Manga Out Loud logo is provided by Lissa Pattillo.
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Sun, 15 January 2012
Show Index Segment 1 (0:00 - 17:45)
0:00 - 1:50 Introduction 1:50 - 6:22 Wandering Son Vol 2 6:22 - 11:08 Friends With Boys 11:08 - 17:45 Upcoming Manga & Comics Segment 2 (17:45 - 1:33:32)
17:45 - 19:53 Introductions 19:53 - 24:00 Bandai Closing 24:00 - 30:53 Tohoku Earthquake & Tsunami 30:53 - 45:47 Censorship & Copyright 45:47 - 53:01 Borders Closing 53:01 - 1:03:20 Tokyopop Closing 1:03:20 - 1:20:28 Manga Goes Digital 1:20:28 - 1:22:42 The Year of Eiichiro Oda & One Piece 1:22:42 -1:29:36 Predictions & Wishes 1:29:36 -1:33:32 Top Five Manga for 2011 Jason's Top Five (Nine?) Manga For 2011
1. Bride's Story - Simply beautiful art and a fascinating experience in historical exoticism.
2. Onward Towards Our Noble Deaths - Ever since I read Fred Schodt's "Manga! Manga!", I've wanted someone to translate this. 3. Lychee Light Club/No Longer Human -- An Usamaru Furuya late-night double feature horror show. In my dream, some kid reads Genkaku Picasso and likes it, then picks up one of these manga and becomes a Baudelairean decadent.
4. Mega Man Gigamix - Hitoshi Ariga is just SO. GOOD. Even though I normally hate tie-ins. THIS is the kind of children's manga that ought to get translated, it's way above the typical CoroCoro Comics detritus.
5. The Drops of God - The year's most entertaining(ly silly) shonen manga beneath a seinen skin. Honorable Mention: No. 5 - It's not my favorite Taiyo Matsumoto manga, but the app design and price point is perfect. I wish more manga were released like this, although the fact that they only released it on iPad and not other devices or tablets
is a problem.
Honorable Mention #2: A Zoo in Winter - Jiro Taniguchi's maybe-semi-autobiographical Bakuman for grown-ups. Honorable Mention #3: Edo Nekoe Jubei Otogizoshi (on jmanga) - The kind of thing jmanga is good for: weird manga. Honorable Mention #4: The Manga Guide to the Universe - I think this is the best in the Manga Guide series, although maybe it'sjust because astronomy and the nature of the universe is more interesting to me than, say, economics or calculus. Links Jason's websites are Mock Man and King of RPGs. He writes the column, House of 1,000 Manga and provides reviews for Otaku USA Magazine. Matt's websites are Rocket Bomber and Book Nom. His manga charts are posted at Manga Bookshelf Here is Johanna's review of Wandering Son Vol 2. You can also check out Manga Out Loud episode 41. Johanna's Best Manga for 2011. You can read Friends With Boys online. Drawn & Quarterly's page for Nonnonba. Unfortunately, they don't have a page for Tatsumi's Fallen Words yet. Fantagraphic's page for Heart of Thomas Humanoids Inc doesn't have a page for Monsieur Jean: The Singles Theory. You can find more information at Westfield Comics. George Alexopoulos' website All my research for this podcast was courtesy of news archives at Anime News Network (ANN) Deb Aoki's list Critic's Choice: Best Manga of 2011 MTV Geek's 2011 Year in Review for manga Alex Hoffman's 2011 Year in Review articles part 1 part 2 Stu Levy's documentary, Pray For Japan, Kickstarter page The Comics Journal article discussing the manga, The Day Japan and I Shook Two articles on Britney Spears photos by Murakami and inspired by the mnaga, My Wife is an Elementary School Student. Dan Kanemitsu's blog Dan Kanemitsu's piece on the Tokyo Youth Heathy Development Ordinance for ANN ANN article on first books censored under Tokyo ordinance ANN article on Ken Akamatsu opposing adopting US copyright laws in Japan Publisher Weekly article on Amazon banning some yaoi on the Kindle DMP's press release about having books banned. ICv2 article where I got the 20% figure for Borders For a list of legally available digital manga see the show notes to Manga Out Loud episode 46 Robot 6 article on digital vs print manga You can follow us on Twitter. Johanna is @johannadc, Jason is @khyungbird, Matt is @ProfessorBlind, I'm @edsizemore. Manga Out Loud logo is provided by Lissa Patillo.
P.S. It's Two Thousand and Eleven not Twenty Eleven/ Two Thousand and Twelve not Twenty Twelve ;-P Comments[0]
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Mon, 21 November 2011
The Manga Moveable Fest (MMF) Archive is here Alex's reviews: La Quinta Camera & Ono's Art Kristin's reviews: not simple & Tesoro Johanna's review: Tesoro Alex mentioned Anne Whitingham's review of Kuma to Interi David Welsch has some info on Ono's Coppers You can read more reviews from Alex at Manga Widget You can read Kristin's reviews at Comic Attack You can read Johanna's reviews at Comics Worth Reading You can follow us on Twitter. Johanna is @johannadc, Alex is @mangawidget, Kristin is @girlg33k_Kris, and I'm @edsizemore. The podcast's email is Manga Out Load at Gmail dot com Show Index Segment 1 0:00-34:39 Intro & Announcements 0:00-2:38 Princess Knight Vol 1 2:39-14:57 Bride's Story Vol 2 14:58-25:35 20th Century Vol 17 25:36-34:39 Segment 2 34:40-1:14:19 Introductions 34:40-35:10 Ono's Appeal 35:11-37:15 Ono's Art 37:15-43:18 House of Five Leaves 43:19-47:21 Anime based on Ono 47:22-50:58 Master of Little Moments 50:59-52:46 Tesoro 52:46-59:54 not simple 59:55-1:04:08 Unlicensed Works & Final Thoughts 1:04:08-1:14:19 Comments[2]
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Tue, 8 November 2011
Fred is the author of Manga, Manga! The World of Japanese Comics, Dreamland Japan, and The Astro Boy Essays. You can visit his website. Helen is the author of Anime Encyclopedia and Tezuka: God of Manga. You her website. My review of Princess Knight Vol 1. This podcast was recorded prior to me writing my review. I stole ideas from Helen and Fred in my review. Helen mentioned the amazing website Tezuka in English. Fred mentioned the Takarazuka Revue. You can follow us on Twitter. Fred is @fschodt, Helen is @tweetheart4711, and I'm @edsizemore.
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Sun, 30 October 2011
Erica can be found at the Okazu blog. Melinda can be found at Manga Bookshelf Lissa can be found at Kuriousity Erica's experience as a CBLDF panelist Erica's experiece on the XX: Women of Queer Comics panel The audio for the XX: Women of Queer Comics panel My con reports: part 1, part 2, & part 3 Melinda's con reports: part 1, part 2, & part 3 Lissa's con reports part 1, part 2, part 3, & part 4 Erica mentioned Stacy Corn at Comic Fusion The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund website The Brandon X Case Companies that contributed to the CBLDF manga raffle: Vertical, DMP, Yen Press, ALC Publishing, Kodansha, & Seven Seas
You can follow us on Twitter. Erica is @Yuricon, Melinda is @mbeasi, Lissa is @kuriousity, and I'm @edsizemore Comments[2]
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Mon, 24 October 2011
Sean's website, A Case Suitable for Treatment I'm at Manga Worth Reading The Reverse Theives con report part 1, part 2, part 3, & part 4. Alain's review of the NYCC mobile app Sean's con reports for Day 1, Day 2, & Day 3 My con reports: part 1, part 2, & part 3 Here is the company that Kate got here Simonson t-shirt from, Epic Proportions Deb Aoki's interview with Alvin Lu & Sasaki Hisashi about Shounen Jump Alpha part 1 and part 2 As always you can follow us on twitter. Kate is @NarutakiRT, Sean is @Toukochan, Ron is @TweetlessRon, and I'm @edsizemore. Comments[0]
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Mon, 10 October 2011
You can get a feel for the manga William (Bill) and Mari have worked on by looking at their encyclopedia entries at Anime News Network. Here's Bill. Here's Mari. You can hear more of Bill's history as a translator on the episode of ANNCast he appeared. Bill also has a website Translation Dojo Current Series for Bill are xxxHolic, Sailor Moon, A Bride's Story, Lucky Star, Kobato, and Gate 7. Current Series for Mari are Ayako, Naruto, Inu-Yasha, Book of Human Insects, Bloody Monday, and Cage of Eden. As always you can find Johanna and me on Twitter. Johanna is @johannadc. I'm @edsizemore. Comments[2]
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Tue, 27 September 2011
Emily's website is Shoujo-Manga.com Erica's Blog is Okazu The magica girl shows mentioned were: Mahotsukai Sally, Wedding Peach, Hime-chan no Ribbon, and Precure My review of Sailor V and Sailor Moon is here. You can follow us on Twitter. Erica is @yuricon, Emily is @magicalemi, & I'm @edsizemore. And once your done with my Sailor Moon podcast, be sure to vist the Otaku in Review's Sailor Moon podcast Comments[1]
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Sun, 4 September 2011
You can follow all of us on Twitter. Rob is @panelpatter, Brigid is @brigidalverson, Alex is @mangawidget, Lissa is @kuriousity, Johanna is @johannadc, and I'm @edsizemore. Brigid's writings can be found at Manga Blog, MTV Geek, and Robot 6. Manga Blog is a must read for any serious manga fan. Rob's website is Panel Patter Alex can be found agt Manga Widget and Manga Village Lissa can be found at Kuriousity and On the Shelf at Otaku USA Magazine Johanna and I are at Manga Worth Reading Places to Read Manga ShonenSunday.com (Viz) ShonenJump.com (Viz) This is a subscription based website. Shojobeat.com (Viz) Sigikki.com (Viz) Gomanga.com (Seven Seas) Zoomcomics.com (Seven Seas) Howtodrawmanga.com (Manga University) YenPlus.com This is a subscription based website. Places to Buy Manga VizManga.com Since Viz has gone to a multi-platform system, I’m not going to list their app. Ebookmall.com You can get Pachinko Player here and a couple others. Horrible search engine and categories. Essentially you have to know the name of the book to find it on their website. Ebooks.com A lot of the how to books are here and books about manga. They charge print prices. Darkhorse.com Multi-platform (android app coming soon) Emanga.com (DMP) Comicloud.net Multi-platform Comixology.com Multi-platiform iTunes & Android Apps Astro Boy Weekly Magazine (iPhone) I could never get this to work. The downloads keep timing out. Osamu Tezuka Monthy Magazine (iPad) This never worked for me either. iSeeToon.com (each series is its own iPhone app) Technically, this is manhwa, but I believe in supporting & promoting these too. Yen Press (iPad) ZQ Books (iPad) NTT Solmare (iPad) Besides ZQ Books, they also do apps for individual books and series. No. 5 (iPad) This is a manga series by Taiya Matsumoto. Sugoi Books (Android) Hetalia App (iPhone/iPad) A 4 panel manga by Hidekaz Himaruya. Manga Black Box (iPhone/iPad) Each series has it's own app. NextManga (iPhone/ipad) Creators of the Manga Messiah Series The Sheikh's Reluctant Bride (iPad) Harlequin manga, each series is it's own app Manhwa (iPhone/iPad/Android) Samples of various manhwa. The Korean government's office KOCCA created this app. A Witch's Song (iPhone/iPad) A manga by Kokenoko Mythical Detective Loki Ragnarok (iPhone/iPad) A manga by Sakura Kinoshita Each volume is it's own app. Tactics (iPhone/iPad) A manga by Sakura Kinoshita & Kazuko Higashiyama Each volume is it's own app. Like A Balance Life (iPad) A manga by Range Murata. Isaona (iPhone/iPad) Each series is it's own app. Condaolly & Hiyoshi (iPhone/iPad) A manga by Yukaly Aozora FinderRock (iPhone/iPad) A manga by Takahiro Ozawa & Asako Seo
Articles on Digital Manga http://mangabookshelf.com/blog/2011/07/24/going-digital-viz-media-square-enix/ http://www.panelpatter.com/2011/08/digging-into-digital-first-impressions.html http://robot6.comicbookresources.com/2011/08/digital-brings-harlequin-manga-to-the-nook/ http://geek-news.mtv.com/2011/08/22/what-jmanga-is-getting-right—and-wrong/ http://comicsworthreading.com/2011/08/18/to-all-the-corners-of-the-world-eds-first-jmanga-com-read/ http://okazu.blogspot.com/2011/08/jmanga-launches-almost-but-not.html http://robot6.comicbookresources.com/2011/08/digital-manga-guild-launches-first-title/ http://geek-news.mtv.com/2011/08/17/manga-on-the-small-screen-yen-gen-and-neon-genesis-evangelion/ http://comicsworthreading.com/2011/08/17/jmanga-launches-with-print-level-pricing/ http://mangacritic.com/2011/08/17/first-impressions-of-jmanga/ http://mangareport.com/2011/08/18/kicking-the-tires-at-jmanga-com/ http://mangabookshelf.com/blog/2011/08/22/pick-of-the-week-jmanga/ http://geek-news.mtv.com/2011/08/15/the-square-enix-manga-store-or-how-not-to-read-black-butler/ http://manga.jadedragononline.com/blog/2011/08/12/tech-friday-second-class-citizen/ http://mangabookshelf.com/blog/2011/09/04/going-digital-september/ http://mangawidget.wordpress.com/2011/09/16/my-belated-thoughts-on-jmanga/ http://suitablefortreatment.mangabookshelf.com/2011/09/17/jmanga-one-month-later/ http://mangawidget.wordpress.com/2011/08/18/not-a-citizen-but-a-customer-a-response/ Comments[4]
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Tue, 2 August 2011
Again apologies for the sound quality. Ron was acting as a convention reporter for Manga Worth Reading. Here is my Otakon 2011 convention reports: Friday, Saturday, & Sunday You can follow me on Twitter, I'm @edsizemore. Ron is still sadly twitterless. Comments[0]
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