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Princess Ai: Courtney Love's Foray Into Manga
Princess Ai was a three-volume Tokyopop manga series created by American singer-songwriter Courtney Love and manga producer Stuart Levy.
Vampire Doll Guilt-Na-Zan Is a Delightful Vampire Manga for Halloween
Vampire Doll: Guilt-Na-Zan is a forgotten manga title that's well worth the time for those who love gothic aesthetics and cute girls.
The Weird World of Tokyopop’s Disney Manga Collection
Tokyopop's collection of Disney manga contains some surprising and forgotten oddities amidst the more typical adaptations.
Mangamo Adds TOKYOPOP Catalog, Launches Monthly Featured Titles
Manga subscription service, Managamo, announces the addition of TOKYOPOP titles to its library, as well as the launch of a new monthly initiative.
TOKYOPOP to Release Special Edition "Finding Nemo" Manga in the US
TOKYOPOP's "Finding Nemo" will be available in English for readers in the United States for the first time in July.
Comics A.M. | Stu Levy on Tokyopop's return to print
After shutting down in 2011, the one-time U.S. manga powerhouse is re-entering the print market with three manga based on Disney properties.
Comics A.M. | Tokyopop returns with first books in five years
The publisher will release "collector's manga" editions of "Alice in Wonderland and "Finding Nemo," as well as "Kilala Princess," featuring the Disney Princesses.
Comics A.M. | What sets 'Fairy Tail' apart from other shonen manga?
"It actually goes back to the series I worked on before, 'Rave Master,'" Hiro Mashima explains. "In one episode, there was a scene where a group of guys are hanging out at a bar. That was fun to draw. So I wanted to draw a manga with the feel of guys hanging out at a bar."
SDCC: Tokyopop CEO Talks Comeback, Hints at Disney Properties
Tokyopop CEO Stu Levy spoke with CBR News at Comic-Con about his plans to return to publishing and answers critics of his company's contracts.
Comics A.M. | Audience 'hungry' for diverse characters, DiDio says
"I can't speak for other companies, I can only speak for myself," says DC's Dan DiDio, "but I think there's a level of awareness and a level of urgency that we all realize that we have to be really reflective of these times."
Comics A.M. | Tokyopop announces publishing relaunch
As expected, Tokyopop had big news at Anime Expo: plans for a resurgence, with new manga and anime acquisitions, and the launch of the PopComics app.
Tokyopop Returns -- But Don't Call It A Comeback
The iconic manga publisher is staging a return to comics -- but in some ways, Tokyopop has never really gone anywhere.
Comics A.M. | Is Tokyopop planning a comeback?
Between a cryptic blog post and plans for panels at Anime Expo and Comic-Con, it appears that one-time U.S. manga powerhouse Tokyopop is hoping to stage another revolution.