Mattel’s BARBIE and HOT WHEELS get a manga-style makeover by TOKYOPOP
Mattel and TOKYOPOP are teaming up to launch a new western-style manga graphic novel series featuring Barbie and Hot Wheels.
Manga Review: WE CAN’T DO PLAIN LOVE and we can’t see red flags
We Can’t Do Plain Love Vol. 1 - 2
Writer/Artist: Mafuyu Fukita
Translator: Renta! & Christine Dashiell
Lettering: Vibrraant Publishing Studio
Publisher: Love x Love / TokyoPop (print/digital)
Age...
HORROR BEAT: THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS: THE BATTLE FOR PUMPKIN KING makes it just...
THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS: THE BATTLE FOR PUMPKIN KING
Writer: Dan Conner
Artists: Deborah Allo & Roberto Scalia
Publisher: TOKYOPOP (print and digital)
Imprint:...
NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS prequel THE BATTLE FOR PUMPKIN KING stalks out from TokyoPop’s Disney...
TokyoPop’s line of Disney Manga continues to expand.
TOKYOPOP launches new romance imprint, LoveLove
The LoveLove imprint announced new manga titles beginning in the fall of 2023, bringing even more TOKYOPOP to the legions of readers lusting for romance fiction.
PREVIEW: Read an excerpt of TOKYOPOP’s GUARDIAN OF FUKUSHIMA
The new graphic novel relates how Naoto Matsumura risked his life to save abandoned animals in the aftermath of the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster
Comings and goings at Boom and Tokyopop
Boom and Tokyopop have made some personnel changes and here's what you need to know.
Sales Charts: In Which Walking Dead Is the #2 Selling Non-Event Title in Comics...
It's really hard for DC and Marvel to break 70K without some kind of stunt. Enter: Kirkman.
A Nightmare Before Christmas Sequel: TokyoPop Re-Emerges With Disney Licenses
There's definitely a flurry of activity over at TokyoPop and they're playing The Mouse Card. Headlining this are a couple of Nightmare Before Christmas...
SDCC ’17 Watchtower Roundup: Walking Dead TV Art; The ’16 Ghostbusters Get Their Own...
A few more notes on things we're seeing from orbit on monitor duty in The Beat's Watchtower:
The may have cancelled the Walking Dead panel,...
TOLJA! Tokyopop is back with publishing plans
As I noted a few weeks back, Tokyopop, the company that came in changed comics and then crashed and burned, suspending publication for the most part back in 2011, is coming back as announced on a panel at Anime Expo with plans to begin publishing again in 2016" announced by founder Stu Levy.
Know your exploiters in comics: a brief guide
This is an old link, but Robort Boyd has posted a slideshow he delivered on Comixploitation! that rounds up some of the more egregious...
