Manga as Intellectual Property
Now that Japanese publishers have scanlation sites in their gunsights, perhaps they may consider a few lessons from the
Japanese Popular Culture and more since 1999
Now that Japanese publishers have scanlation sites in their gunsights, perhaps they may consider a few lessons from the
Primarily, Mushishi is a manga centering around Ginko, a “Mushishi” loosely translated as a Mushi-man, or
Now that I am playing with an iPad, I found the Marvel application. I downloaded the six free issues that they are offering
After Paprika, we had a panel discussion featuring Patrick Drazen, Roland Kelts, Fred Schodt, and Jeni Prough. Having these
Featuring Roland Kelts (http://www.japanamericabook.com) and other scholars. So far, I am thinking we will be screening
Two years ago, The Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruhi bounded across my radar screen. I watched all the fansubs and read some of a
Daily Yomiuri Weekend edition covers a very interesting story: the US Navy created a manga to help increase the image and
This just in: The Standard has a story on a Hong Kong artist who is working on creating the Analects in Manga form! Just as I
Here’s an interesting article on Scanlators – folks who nuke their import manga to soften the glue, remove the