Deb Aokiさんのイラストまとめ

The other titles on Japan's LINE Manga top 10 of 2022 list are some manga series that aren't available in English: soccer manga Ao Ashi (#10) by Yugo Kobayashi and historical drama Kingdom (#9) by Yasushisa Hara + one that is, Tokyo Revengers (#7) (fr. @KodanshaManga / @gomanga)

#6 on the Japan LINE Manga top 10 of 2022 is another @webtoonofficial fave that now has a Netflix animated adaptation: Lookism by Taejun Pak - a teen lives a dual life: a poor, frumpy guy by night, & handsome guy by day who turns his school upside down https://t.co/3STMpuGHHq

the top 3 series on LINE Manga in Japan already offer up some interesting differences between the JP & US readership of webtoons - 2 out of 3 are action/fighting series (seinen/shonen vibes), while #2 hits the US webtoon sweetspot: romance/drama stories.

what's the rest of the top 10 series of 2022 from @LINEmanga (fr. Kono Manga Ga Sugoi 2023)? #2 is Marry My Husband by sungojak & studio LICO (on @webtoonofficial) - a dying woman goes back in time to get revenge on her cheating husband & "best friend" https://t.co/2MuE08EVNa

@greighish Oh, it’s fantastic! The premise of “werewolves among us as dogs” leads to some completely hilarious moments

In parts 5 & 6 of Hyoe Narita's essay about the early days of manga publishing at VIZ, he recalls having to do 2 versions of the Evangelion manga, flopped and un-flopped -https://t.co/BvQLYseSii | https://t.co/pILX8T6PWu

@MangaPlanet Back in 1996, why was Narita shocked that Ranma 1/2 was VIZ Media's bestselling series?
"It had a circulation of 10,000 copies, with which the staff was overjoyed. Back in Japan, I was taught to “aim for 1,000,000 copies!” also, each volume way more expensive ($16 vol vs ¥400 ea)

@Quanticat @fantagraphics @mangasplaining I guess “co-publishing” is the best way to describe it. Mangasplaining handles the translation, editing & lettering while Fantagraphics helps on the print & distribution side. Very similar situation with our other print publishing partner @UdonEnt for Gigatown

While chatting with the @VIZMedia peeps at their ALA #LibLearnX23 booth, they mentioned breaking out their offerings in their library catalog by 5 age ratings: Kids, Tween (age 10+), Teen (age 13+), Older Teen (Age 16+), and Mature (Ages 18+)

Oshi no Ko came on my radar when it started to win awards, got included in the “Kono Manga Ga Sugoi” (This Manga is Awesome) annual list. And i kind of knew the basic plot concept, but this first volume took me on a ride I didnt expect. https://t.co/EvXxlWADrz