Udon Entertainment and Kodansha USA Reveal Manga Licenses

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This weekend, the city of San Diego, California in the United States held host to the annual San Diego Comic Con event. While the event is known for celebrating American comics such as those from Marvel and DC, it does also carry a large following of anime and manga companies, as well as the fans of those mediums. Several manga distributors are holding panels throughout the event and we have learned of some of their new licenses:

<strong>Kodansha USA:</strong>

Manga:

<em>Let's Dance a Waltz</em>&nbsp;by Natsumi Ando.

<em>Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches</em>&nbsp;by Miki Yoshikawa.

<strong>Udon Entertainment:</strong>

Manga:

<em>Kill la Kill</em>&nbsp;by Kazuki Nakashima (story) and&nbsp;Akizuki (art). Slated for release in 2015.

<em>Katamari</em>&nbsp;by Alex Culang and Raynato Castro. First volume due out in December 2014.

New "Manga Classics" titles including Jane Austen's&nbsp;<em>Emma</em>, Charles Dickens'&nbsp;<em>Great Expectations&nbsp;</em>and Nathaniel Hawthorne's&nbsp;<em>Scarlet Letter</em>.

Artbooks:

<em>The Art of Phoenix Wright - Ace Attorney: Dual Destinies.&nbsp;</em>Due for release in 2015.

<em>Border Break Artworks 2006-2012</em>

Osamu Tezuka<em>&nbsp;Anime Character Sketchbook</em>

<em>Osamu Tezuka</em>:&nbsp;Osamu Tezuka&nbsp;Character Illustrations

<em>Record of Agarest War: Heroines Visual Book</em>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<em>Record of Agarest War 2: Heroines Visual Book</em>

<em>Shining Blade & Ark</em>

<em>The World of Professor Layton</em>. Due for release in 2015.

<em>Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Art</em>&nbsp;by Kazuki Takahashi

Source AnimeNewsNetwork
 
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