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Tokyopop Announces New Manga Releases

posted on by Christopher Macdonald
New releases and licenses

leaked from Amazon UK. Deus Vitae however is a completely new license for Tokyopop.

To date, the following manga licenses have not yet been confirmed:


Excerpts from Press Release (full press release here):

Comic Party (Comedy, Volume 1 Release: 6/4/04)
Manga fans and creators alike will get a laugh from this story by Doujinshi (amateur manga). Soon, Kazuki's everyday life is consumed by manga... reading it, drawing it, living it at convention after convention. Sure, his new career as a struggling artist has begun, but at what cost to his friends and family?

Deus Vitae (Sci-Fi, Volume 1 Release: 6/4/04)
In a world powered by machines, are humans even necessary? That's the question posed in this futuristic manga by Kaori Ozaki (Hitsuji-No-Hana, Honeymoon) delivers a unique spin on the predator-prey relationship. For centuries, the eternal Methuselah Rain has escaped assassins and eluded bounty hunters determined to kill him and expose his secret. Even the Grim Reaper Zol died without uncovering Rain's fountain of youth. Now Zol's 18-year-old granddaughter Machika vows to end Rain's immortality once and for all. What stands in her way is the line between love and hate that becomes blurred when she actually discovers she needs him.

Remote (Action/Horror, Volume 1 Release: 6/4/04)
From the creative minds of Gundam. In Volume 1, Crest of the Stars, the home world of a boy named Jinto is taken over by the Abh, a space-faring race whose form of government is at once authoritarian and representative. When Lafiel, an Abh princess, is charged with taking Jinto to the imperial academy, they become entangled in a massive galactic war.





Errata: Mikan no Tsuki is Crescent Moon, which TOKYOPOP has already confirmed. As is ANN's policy we do not remove mistakes from our news articles, but rather correct them and it the mistake, even if it only ocurred a few minutes ago.

We have also confirmed that DV and Deus Vitae are one and the same.

More corrections and updates in the followup article.

This article has a follow-up: More on Tokyopop Licenses (2003-12-08 20:58)
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