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Original manga ended on Friday This year's October issue of Hakusensha's Young Animal Arashi magazine published the final chapter of Uran's Mujaki no Rakuen (Paradise of Innocence) manga on Friday, and announced that the manga will get a short spinoff series starting in the December issue on November 2. For the spinoffs, the magazine asked readers to submit favorite characters and situations they would like to see them in (such as "Konomi x Halloween Costume Party" or "Rio x Cherry Blossom Viewing"). Uran will review submissions and adapt favorites into the spinoff. One person who submits a winning combination will be selected via lottery to receive a shikishi with Uran's autograph. Uran launched the manga in Hakusensha's Young Animal Arashi magazine in 2011. In the popular "nostalgic & innocent story," Shōta is sent back in time to his elementary school days via a mysterious school pool. He see Konomi-chan, a girl who would eventually become a nationally popular ac

Matt Fraction and Chip Zdarsky’s Sex Criminals launched from Image Comics four years ago this week, taking a provocative title and using it to tell a weird and wonderful story that is considerably more thoughtful and sweet than it is crude. (Not to worry, there are plenty of dirty jokes, too.) Earlier this year, the series returned from an extended hiatus for its latest, five-issue arc, which is collected in Sex Criminals Vol. 4: Fourgy, available now (some spoilers in this article!). In these issues — originally published as Sex Criminals #16-#20 — things reach a low point between Jon and Suzie, the titular sex criminals at the heart of the book (as you surely know by now, time freezes when they have sex, and they use that unique opportunity in “The Quiet” to rob banks). The collection also includes interlude issue Sex Criminals #17, cheekily patterned after Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips’ Criminal, and joined by that series’ colorist, Elizabeth Breitweiser. RELATED: Catching Up with

Goosebumps will return to IDW Publishing for a new comic book arc in February 2018, and this time, it’s bringing a true killer app. Goosebumps: Download and Die! is the title of the second three-issue arc in the Goosebumps comic book series, inspired by one of the most famous novels in R.L. Stine’s children’s horror books, 1992’s “Say Cheese and Die!” While that book featured a camera that predicted doom for the subjects of its photos, Download and Die! is a “spiritual successor” centered on a “smartphone app that snaps filtered pictures which depict nightmarish outcomes.” Download and Die! is written by Jen Vaughn (Cartozia Tales, artist on Adventure Time) and illustrated by Michelle Wong (Tomboy). RELATED: Goosebumps: Monsters at Midnight #2 Takes a Scream Park Ride “Goosebumps are a big part of my literary past and now present; R.L Stine really knew how to get under your skin so you’d even be afraid a paper cu

SPOILER WARNING: This article includes minor spoilers for Doomsday Clock #1, on sale November 22. In addition to introducing the Watchmen characters to the DC Universe, Doomsday Clock will venture into another area no in-continuity Superman story has previously tread — it will be the first mainstream DCU event series to feature R-rated language. OK, so perhaps it’s not quite R-rated, but it certainly gave readers pause to see the word “shit” claimed not once, but twice in the preview of the anticipated first issue. While the comic has been solicited with a TEEN+ rating, and the opening pages are obviously based in Watchmen‘s reality and not the DCU, it was still jarring to see the word appear in what is being promoted as a Superman story. RELATED: Doomsday Clock: Read The First 6 Pages of DC’s Watchmen/Superman Event While Johns didn’t address the first issue’s language during the Doomsday Clock spotlight panel at New York Comic Con, h

Imprint to also publish To Love-Ru, Yokai Girls; 1st volumes delayed Seven Seas Entertainment announced on Wednesday that it is launching a new mature reader manga imprint called Ghost Ship. The first two license acquisitions announced for the imprint are Tadahiro Miura's Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs (Yuragi-sō no Yūna-san) and LINK and Kotaro Shono's World's End Harem (Shūmatsu no Harem). The books will be published through Diamond Book Distributors. The first single volume of Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs will get a print release on March 6, 2018 for US$12.99. The first single volume of World's End Harem will get a print and digital release on April 3, 2018 for the same list price. Seven Seas will release its previously announced titles To Love-Ru, To Love-Ru Darkness, and Yokai Girls under the Ghost Ship imprint. To Love-Ru and To Love-Ru Darkness were originally slated for this month, but the first volumes are now slated for December 5. Yokai Girls was origi

In the wake of news that Marvel Comics will cancel at least five titles early next year, including Luke Cage and The Unbelievable Gwenpool, one of the publisher’s top editors has a reminder for upset fans: cancellation isn’t necessarily the end. RELATED: Marvel Cancels Gwenpool, Generation X, Hawkeye and Potentially More “It is worth pointing out again: Incredible Hulk was cancelled once. X-Men was cancelled once. Thor was cancelled once,” tweeted Tom Brevoort, Marvel’s executive editor and senior vice president of publishing. “Being cancelled is not necessarily the end of the story, nor does it necessarily reflect the value of the work.” It is worth pointing out again: Incredible Hulk was cancelled once. X-Men was cancelled once. Thor was cancelled once. Being cancelled is not necessarily the end of the story, nor does it necessarily reflect the value of the work. — Tom Brevoort (@TomBrevoort) December 21, 2017 His comments foll

DC recently launched new imprints of their graphic novels: DC Ink, for young adult readers, and DC Zoom, for middle grade readers. Therefore, there was a lot for the creative team and talent to share at Comic-Con International’s DC Young Readers panel. On hand to discuss the latest in DC Super Hero Girls, as well as upcoming titles from DC Ink and DC Zoom, were Dustin Nguyen (Batman: Streets of Gotham), Art Baltazar and Franco (Tiny Titans), Danielle Paige (Mera), Sarah Kuhn (Shadow of the Batgirl), Michele Wells (DC VP Content Strategy), Agnes Garbowska (DC Super Hero Girls), Monica Kubina (DC Super Hero Girls) and DC Group Editor Marie Javins. Moderator Ashley Eckstein (DC Super Hero Girls) began the conversation with Michele Wells, who introduced the new titles. Announced earlier this year, Michele described DC Zoom (ages 8-12) and DC Ink (13-up) as having “out of continuity stories. They’re full books… set to the continuity

Engaging your readers in a two-way conversation is not only important, but it is also a crucial factor that can shape the success of your online presence. In today's fast-paced digital age, it is no longer enough to simply publish content and hope for the best. Instead, you must actively seek out and encourage interaction with your audience. Let's explore the significance of this approach and how it can benefit you.The Power of InteractionBy engaging your readers in a two-way conversation, you create a sense of community and foster a deeper connection with your audience. It allows your readers to feel heard and valued, building a loyal following that is more likely to return and engage with your content on a regular basis. This interaction can also provide valuable feedback and insights that can help you refine and improve your content, making it more relevant and impactful.Enhancing EngagementOne of the key benefits of a two-way conversation is the ability to enhance engagemen

How to Find TikTok Influencers: A Guide to Successful Collaboration TikTok has become one of the most popular social media platforms among young people, with millions of users worldwide. As a result, many businesses are turning to TikTok influencers to promote their products and services. However, finding the right influencers can be a challenge. In this article, we will explore proven tactics for locating and engaging consistent, high-quality, and authentic TikTok influencers. 1. Understanding Your Target Audience Before you start searching for TikTok influencers, it's essential to understand your target audience. Who are you trying to reach, and what kind of content do they enjoy? By identifying your target audience, you can narrow down your search for influencers who have a similar following and create content that resonates with your audience. 2. Researching Influencers Once you have a clear understanding of your target audience, it's time to start researchin

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