Showing posts with label Burning Pen. Show all posts
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Eyeshield 21 v37 of 37, The Fifth Columnist 2 of 2, K-ON! 1 (Elex Media 12 May 2010 manga)

アイシールド21 37

Eyeshield 21 © Inagaki Riichiro and Murata Yusuke/Shueisha
(First serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump)
Published in Indonesia by Elex Media Komputindo

May contain [SPOILERS]

Also streeting: Pangeran Kacamata (Megane Ouji) volume 3 and Tokkyu! 11

Before we get to the new bids for attention (light music da yo!), let's first let the curtain fall on a couple of emotional investments: Eyeshield 21 (yours) and The Fifth Columnist (mine). Both finales ship on the 12th.

The title of the last Eyeshield tankou, Ready Set Hut, seems to indicate to me less of an end than a beginning — and perhaps it does. Mark a start for Sena, I mean. But before moving on to bigger and brighter things, Sena first has to prove his supremacy over Team USA's Patrick “Panther” Spencer. Who will emerge the MVP of the American Football Youth World Cup and go on to a lucrative NFL pro career?

(Sorry if the blurb doesn't do justice to what is prolly a most thrilling climax (what with me omitting Dragon Fly Hiruma and Agon from Elex's summary and all). But I DID hint that I don't follow this series, didn't I? Deal kudasai.)

The Fifth Columnist 2 of 2

I do marginally better in this synopsis for the second and last volume of Andrea Tezumo's espionage thriller:

In a world where the Chinese and Neo Soviet Republic alliance ‘Concil’ challenges Western supremacy, MI-6 dispatches a special investigative unit to probe into the deaths of four British spies in Hong Kong. Agent Luna Patrick AKA Bishop is partnered with the mysterious alpha agent code-named “Helix.”

Events during the investigation conspire to up Bishop's suspicions about her partner, but exposing the enigma that is Helix will have to wait as a Soviet assault team peppers their apartment with bullets...

I has Fifth Columnist goodies from Andie-sensei, including that volume 2 scene in which a politically-incorrect Helix (Silly girl...) patronizes a frustrated Bishop. There's a Fujo Fun with Fifth geek Snatch paper dolly as well (here).

NEW TITLES: K-ON!, V.B. Rose, Kuro Memanggul Peti Mati, Burning Pen, and Vitamin Cat

I was right. The April SC– (Serial Cantik, Elex's standalone shoujo/josei line) advised Burning Pen IS Shimamoto Kazuhiko's Moeyo Pen, the one-volume seinen manga distinguished by its publication by not just one but three Japanese publishers: Takeshobo in July 1991 (ISBN: 978-4-88475-522-5); Media Factory in November 1999 (978-4-88991-967-7); and Shogakukan (978-4-09-157191-5) in November 2002. Moeyo Pen launched fictional manga-ka Hono Moyuru-sensei into 13+11 volumes of Hoero Pen (Comic Bomber) and Shin Hoero Pen (New Comic Bomber) sequels. From the cover, I infer that Elex is publishing the most recent version.

The debuting series include the much-anticipated K-ON!; the intriguingly titled Kuro Memanggul Peti Mati (Kuro Totes a Coffin or Shoulder-a-Coffin Kuro, Yen Press's rechristening of Kiyuduki Satoko's Hitsugi Katsugi no Kuro); Hidaka Banri's V.B. Rose (the latest ongoing HanaLaLa title to join Ouran High School Host Club, La Corda D'Oro, and With My Brothers in tankou release); and the short doubutsu manga series Vitamin Cat or Neko Vitamin. I'm only blurbing Kakifly's yon-koma (four-panel) hit above the line, i.e., here; the remaining synopses have been shunted below the line, or after the manga list. (Don't worry about the seeming preferential treatment; I blurble [blurb + babble]—even more rambling formidable—in the other premieres.)

K-ON! 1 by Kakifly

A handful of Sakuragaoka High students attempts to save the school's keiongaku or light music club from oblivion: Tainaka Ritsu, mood-maker and drummer, as well as the club's self-proclaimed president; Akiyama Mio, the shy bassist who originally wanted to join the literary club but was coerced instead into the light music club by Ritsu; Kotobuki Tsumugi or Mugi, the keyboardist who keeps the club supplied with cake; and finally, Hirasawa Yui, the guitarist who joins in the mistaken belief that light music equals easy music.

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And in what looks like ii timing, KyoAni's K-ON! anime is still showing on Animax Asia. The series restarts beginning this Tuesday, 11 May, at 6PM WIB (UTC+07), and airs weekdays thereafter. By the time you GET! the first K-ON! volume (and have cake and tea ready), it's prolly time for episode 2.

MANGAZINES: Nakayoshi 80 premieres Million Girl by Momoyuki Kotori

Nakayoshi Gress 80/2010 front cover

The poor girl/debt-troped Million Girl by Momoyuki Kotori (Pink Innocent, How to Make a Prince) is the new Nakayoshi transfer student, enrollment approved as of Issue 80.

Million Girl stars Sachi of the shining golden hair, a crowning glory handed down the genetic line by her mother who has already passed away. Sachi keeps her mother's death a secret and so is shocked to learn that a classmate has the deets on her family. What's more, this sinister fellow railroads her into playing his so-called “Money Game.” [Adapted from Nagareboshi Manga's description, excerpted by Baka-Updates Manga]

Teh rest of teh Naka Gress! pals: Arisa by Ando Natsumi · Boy Friend by Yamada Daisy · The Great Detective Kiyoshiro Yumemizu (Meitantei Yumemizu Kiyoshirou Jiken Note) by Enue Kei & Hayamine Kaoru · New Hell Girl (Shin Jigoku Shoujo) by Etoo Miyuki & the Jigoku Shojo Project · Navi Runa (Youkai Navi Runa) by Kikuta Michiyo & Ikeda Miyoko · Ogawa & Team Saito (Ogawa to Yukai na Saitoutachi) by Sakyo · Shugo Chara! by PEACH-PIT · Sweet Tamatan (Dokidoki! Tama-tan) by Koge-Donbo · Tsuba Kiyo by Hara Asumi · XX Me! (Watashi ni xx Shinasai!) by Toyama Ema

Elex Media manga and manhua (2010.05.12)

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  1. [New] Burning Pen (Moeyo Pen) by Shimamoto Kazuhiko
  2. 燃えよペン

    Moeyo Pen燃えよペン 」 by Shimamoto Kazuhiko
    Shogakukan (also Takeshobo and Media Factory), seinen
    This volume first published in Japan 1991.07 by Takeshobo; re-released by Media Factory in 1999.11 and by Shogakukan in 2002.11

    Related: Comic Bomber (Hoero Pen, sequel, 13 volumes) and New Comic Bomber (Shin Hoero Pen, sequel, 11 volumes)

    This volume contains:

    • 1 漫画家死闘熱涙編
    • 2 弱肉強食激闘編
    • 3 漫画家悲恋号泣編
    • 4 アシスタント無情激涙編
    • 5 偶像憧憬敗北編
    • 6 熱血指南炎上編
    • 7 起承転結激情編
    • 8 忘年会特攻参加編
    • 9 オリジナルアニメ制作接触編
    • 10 オリジナルアニメ制作発動編
    • 11 完全無欠計画編
    • 12 世界放浪充電編
    • 特別付録
    • 炎尾燃の熱血マンガ講座
    • あとがき

    Translations N/A (copy pasta'ed only)

  3. Cross Game 16 of 17 by Adachi Mitsuru
  4. クロスゲーム 16

    Cross Gameクロスゲーム 」 by Adachi Mitsuru
    Shogakukan Shonen Sunday, shounen
    Volume 16 first published in Japan 2009.11

    Volume 16 contains chapters:

    • 141. I Think So (たぶん...な Tabun ... na)
    • 142. That Comes Next, Right? (今からだろ? Ima nara Daro?)
    • 143. They Were Spectacular? (見事でした? Migoto de Shita?)
    • 144. I Already Have (あきらめてるよ Akirameteru yo)
    • 145. In the Blink of an Eye (あっという間だよ Atto Iu Ma Da yo)
    • 146. Oh, He's Right ... (あ、本当だ... Ah, Honto Da ...)
    • 147. This Is Your Chance to Shine (見せ場だぞ Miseba Da zo)
    • 148. He Made a Promise (約束したんです Yakusoku Shitanda Desu)
    • 149. Now I Remember (思い出したぞ Omoidashita zo)
    • 150. I Can't Recall (記憶にないな Kioku ni Nai na)

    AWARDS: 54th Shogakukan Manga Award for best shounen manga.

    Cross Game is licensed for North American distribution by VIZ Media (volume 1 street date: 2010.10.12)

    Adapted to anime by Synergy SP. Fifty episodes aired in Japan from April 2009 through March 2010. Seiyuu Irino Miyu and Tomatsu Haruka starred as leads Kitamura Kou and Tsukishima Aoba.

  5. Eyeshield 21 v37 of 37 by Inagaki Riichiro and Murata Yusuke [Finale]
  6. アイシールド21 37

    Eyeshield 21アイシールド21
    by Inagaki Riichiro and Murata Yusuke
    Shueisha Weekly Shonen Jump, shounen
    Volume 37: Ready Set Hut first published in Japan 2009.10

    Volume 37: Ready Set Hut contains chapters:

    • 325. Double Devil
    • 326. Lecture on How to Handle Cards by Hiruma Youichi and Clifford D. Lewis (ヒル魔妖一とクリフォード·D·ルイスのカード捌き講座 Hiruma Yōichi to Kurifōdo.D.Ruisu no Kādo Sabaki Kōza)
    • 327. As Long As There is a Path (途があるならば Toga Aru Naraba)
    • 328. Tag Match
    • 329. One of the Trash Stars (屑星一つ Kuzu Boshi Hitotsu)
    • 330. The Eyes of a Male (雄の眼 Yū no Me)
    • 331. My Dream (僕の夢は Boku no Yume wa)
    • 332. Do You Want to Kiss Your Sister?
    • 333.(Touch Down) Ready Set Hut

    Eyeshield 21 published in English by VIZ Media (volume 31 released 2010.04.06 • volume 32 street date: 2010.07.06)

    A 145-episode, NFL Japan-funded anime adaptation by NAS and Studio Gallop aired in Japan from April 2005 to March 2008. Seiyuu Irino Miyu starred as Kobayakawa Sena.

  7. Fantastic Tales 2 of 5 by Ihuan
  8. 星月幻境 2

    Fantastic Tales星月幻境 」 by Ihuan (also Yi Huan)
    Tong Li, shoujo

  9. The Fifth Columnist 2 of 2 by Andrea Tezumo - SL [Finale]
  10. The Fifth Columnist 2 (Elex Media)

    The Fifth Columnist by Andrea Tezumo
    Elex Media (Serial Lokal)
    Volume 2 first published in Indonesia 2010.05

  11. [Premiere] K-ON! 1 of 3+ by Kakifly
  12. けいおん! 1

    K-ON!けいおん! 」 by Kakifly
    Houbunsha Manga Time Kirara, Manga Time Kirara Carat (since 2008.10), and Manga Time Kirara Forward, seinen
    Volume 1 first published in Japan 2008.04

    K-ON! licensed for North American distribution by Yen Press (volume 1 street date: 2010.11.16)

    A 13-episode anime adaptation by Kyoto Animation aired in Japan from April to June 2009. An additional OVA episode released with the seventh DVD and BD volumes on January 20, 2010. A second season, K-ON!!, premiered 7 April 2010. Seiyuu Toyosaki Aki, Satou Satomi, Hikasa Yōko, Kotobuki Minako, and Taketatsu Ayana and return in their roles as Hirasawa Yui, Tainaka Ritsu, Akiyama Mio Kotobuki Tsumugi, and Nakano Azusa in the sequel.

  13. [Premiere] Kuro Memanggul Peti Mati (Hitsugi Katsugi no Kuro) 1 of 2+ by Kiyuduki Satoko
  14. 棺担ぎのクロ。~懐中旅話~ 1

    Hitsugi Katsugi no Kuro. - Kaichu Tabi no Wa
    棺担ぎのクロ。~懐中旅話~
    by Kiyuduki Satoko
    Houbunsha Manga Time Kirara, seinen
    Volume 1 first published in Japan 2006.03

    Published in English as Shoulder-a-Coffin Kuro by Yen Press (volume 2 released 2008.10.28)

  15. Pangeran Kacamata (Megane Ouji) 3 of 4+ by Mizukami Wataru
  16. メガネ王子 3

    Megane Oujiメガネ王子 」 by Mizukami Wataru
    Kodansha Nakayoshi Lovely, shoujo
    Volume 3 first published in Japan 2008.10

    Published in English as Four-Eyed Prince by Del Rey (Volume 2: Geek Love released 2010.01.26 • Volume 3: Four-Eyed Free-for-all street date: 2010.07.27)
    Serialized in Indonesian in Nakayoshi Gress!

  17. School Rumble 10 of 22 by Kobayashi Jin
  18. School Rumble 10

    School RumbleSchool Rumble
    by Kobayashi Jin
    Kodansha Shuukan Shounen Magazine, shounen
    Volume 10 first published in Japan 2005.09

    Volume 10 contains chapters:

    • 120. Naughty Marietta
    • 121. It Could Happen to You
    • 122. Awakenings
    • 123. The Neverending Story
    • 124. Invitation to the Dance
    • 125. Heat
    • 126. Striptease
    • 127. The Rookie
    • 128. The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
    • 129. Small Soldiers
    • ♭27. My Girl
    • ♭28. Days of Thunder
    • ♭29. Miss Annie Rooney

    School Rumble published in English by Del Rey (Volume 13: Arranged Chaos! released 2009.09.29 • volumes 14 through 16 street date: 2010.07.27)
    Serialized in Indonesian in Shonen Magz

    Related series: School Rumble Z (sequel, one volume)

    A 26-episode anime adaptation by Studio Comet aired in Japan from October 2004 to March 2005; the second season School Rumble Nigakki followed in 2006. Two OAVs, School Rumble Ichigakki Hoshū and School Rumble Sangakki, were released in 2005.12 and 2008 respectively.

  19. Shugo Chara! 9 of 11 by PEACH-PIT
  20. しゅごキャラ! 9

    Shugo Chara!しゅごキャラ! 」 by PEACH-PIT
    AKA My Guardian Characters
    Kodansha Nakayoshi, shoujo
    Volume 9 first published in Japan 2009.06

    AWARDS: Best children's manga in the 2008 Kodansha Manga Awards

    Shugo Chara! published in English by Del Rey (Volume 8: With a Little Help From Their Friends released 2010.01.26 • Volume 9: A Big Discovery street date: 2010.07.27)
    Serialized in Indonesian in Nakayoshi Gress!

    Related: Shugo Chara! Encore! (sequel, began serialization in April 2010) and Shugo Chara-chan! (spin-off, three volumes as at 2010.04)

    Adapted into anime by Satelight in 2007. Fifty-one episodes aired in Japan from October 2007 to September 2008 on TV Tokyo, followed by another 51 episodes of Shugo Chara!! Doki— (2008.10 to 2009.09). A third TV series, Shugo Chara Party!, aired from October 2009 to March 2010. Seiyuu Itō Kanae, Takagi Reiko, Nakamura Yuuichi, and Mizuki Nana (Hinamori Amu, Tadase Hotori, Ikuto Tsukiyomi, and Utau Hoshina respectively) star in all the anime series.

    A Shugo Chara! musical, starring Shugo Chara Egg! (the group that sang the Shugo Chara!! Doki— OPs) and S/mileage member Maeda Yuuka as Amu, enjoyed a theater run in early 2009.

  21. Tokkyu! 11 of 20 by Komori Yoichi & Kubo Mitsuro
  22. トッキュー!! 11

    Tokkyu!!トッキュー!!
    by Komori Yoichi & Kubo Mitsuro
    Kodansha Shuukan Shounen Magazine, shounen
    Volume 11 first published in Japan 2006.06
    Re-released beginning 2010.01 (five volumes as at 2010.05)

    Serialized in Indonesian in Shonen Magz

  23. [Premiere] V.B. Rose 1 of 14 by Hidaka Banri
  24. V・B・ローズ 1

    V.B. RoseV・B・ローズ 」 by Hidaka Banri
    Hakusensha Hana to Yume, shoujo
    Volume 1 first published in Japan 2004.08

    V.B. Rose published in English by TOKYOPOP (volume 8 released 2010.04.27 • volume 9 street date: 2010.08.03)
    Serialized in Indonesian in HanaLaLa

    A V.B. Rose drama CD was released in Japan in 2006.12, starring seiyuu Mizuki Nana as Shiroi Ageha, Sakurai Takahiro as Arisaka Yukari, and Suwabe Junichi as Kuromine Mitsuya. The track listings* are:

    1. 待ち合わせ (Appointment)
    2. 出発! (Go!)
    3. 高速道路......? (... Highway?)
    4. お買い物 (Shopping)
    5. 前途多難な準備開始 (Preparation rocky start)
    6. バーベキュースタート♪ (Start ♪ Barbecue)
    7. 恋と花火と...... (Love, Fireworks and ... )

    *Tentative/machine translations only (c/o Google)

  25. [Premiere] Vitamin Cat (Neko Vitamin) 1 of 2 by Sugiyama Ryoko
  26. 猫ビタミン 1

    Neko Vitamin猫ビタミン 」 by Sugiyama Ryoko
    Shonen Gahosha Neko Panchi, josei (doubutsu manga)
    Volume 1 first published in Japan 2009.06

  27. Wazabo 3 of 5+ by Soyama Kazutoshi
  28. わざぼー 3

    Wazabooわざぼー 」 by Soyama Kazutoshi
    Shogakukan Corocoro Dragon, shounen
    Volume 3 first published in Japan 2008.12

NOTE
(1) Sources: Elex Media STO 12 May 2010 (release schedule) and Komikologi (synopses, except where noted)
(2) All listed manga are priced at IDR 15,000 each, except Burning Pen (SRP: IDR 18,000) and Kuro Memanggul Peti Mati 1 (IDR 17,000)
(3) Links like this are Amazon.com (or other online merchants) search and/or product links (commercial), in case you're interested in another language version.

Summaries continued...

Kuro Memanggul Peti Mati 1

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Hitsugi Katsugi no Kuro. - Kaichu Tabi no Wa
棺担ぎのクロ。~懐中旅話~
by Kiyuduki Satoko

Like K-ON!, Kuro Memanggul Peti Mati (originally Hitsugi Katsugi no Kuro) is 4-koma manga serialized in Manga Time Kirara. And similar to Kakifly's hot property, it features a terminally cute protagonist:

A surprisingly small traveler draws the attention of everyone she meets, what with her inky attire, bat companion, and the coffin she lugs around. Who knows whence she came and where she's going?

But despite her black clothes, Kuro is able to paint the lives of those she encounters in the colors of the rainbow.

English version publisher Yen Press lauds Shoulder-a-Coffin Kuro both for its dark and gothic and irresistably endearing on just about every page sensibilities (not to mention hinting at why Kuro is on a quest). At any rate, all these are almost enough to make me DO WANT! the first Kuro Memanggul Peti Mati tankou.

V.B. Rose 1

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V.B. RoseV・B・ローズ 」 by Hidaka Banri

HanaLaLa actually chose V.B. Rose for its maiden issue cover and no wonder. Something old, something new, something borrowed, something Velvet Blue does reify that It's All About Girls! ethos of the mangazine. Heroine Shiroi Ageha likes designing clothes and bags in her spare time; she will need all the de-stressing help her hobby can supply because —

How would you feel if the older sister you've admired all your life and hold up as paragon makes a mistake you never would've imagined she'd make? And what if this idol-toppling miss “takes away” your sister because she's so busy spending time with the most boring man alive?

So goes Ageha's plight when she discovers that nee-san Hibari is pregnant, with the wedding but a month away.

Blissful. I just lurve how TOKYOPOP's V.B. Rose 1 describes this unabashedly girly series from the creator of Tears of Sheep, I Hate You More Than Anyone, and the Akiyoshi-ke series. Ageha's own romance lauches after she joins the eponymous V.B. Rose, a bridal store run by bishies Arisaka Yukari and Kuromine Mitsuya. The shop has been commissioned to sew Hibari's wedding dress; Ageha volunteers to help finish the bridal confection after injuring the hand of Mitsuya, the store's pattern maker, in a fit of pique.

A V.B. Rose drama CD was released in December 2006. The drama (something about a barbeque) starred seiyuu Mizuki Nana as Shiroi Ageha, Sakurai Takahiro as Arisaka Yukari, and Suwabe Junichi as Kuromine Mitsuya.

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Neko Vitamin猫ビタミン 」 by Sugiyama Ryoko

Yup, it's true that cats can sometimes be annoying, filching food and generally displacing you as the monarch of the household. But with their unique personalities, cats are (10:1) capable of inciting the Kee-YOOT~! Hug~! reflex. Just stroking them after a hard day at work makes stress disappear in a Purr~y Poof!

As pointed out in Jason Thompson's Manga: The Complete Guide, pets and animals actually have their own doubutsu manga genre. Cute and crafty cats outnumber all other domestic pets in Japan, so it's not strange to come across a manga dedicated to feline friends. (Come to think of it, the West also has Garfield.) In any case, I suppose doubutsu manga stems from the same reason that cat cafés (that I first encountered in the Ohitorisama TBS drama starring Mizuki Alisa and Koike Teppei) are a burgeoning business — specially in über metropolis Tokyo which has professional pets like Rora (Lola), a primadonna Persian, hired out in rent-a-friend schemes at the Ja La La Café in Akiba district: they provide much needed stress-relieving companionship.

So, as Elex suggests, do yourself (and your mental health) a favor and add Vitamin Cat to your daily A, B, C, and E doses.

The rest of the 12 May 2010 highlights:

Cross Game 16 of 17

In their ultimate bid to reach high school baseball mecca, Koshien, the Seishu team attempts to trounce Ryuou High in the North Tokyo regionals. Kou and teammates can almost taste the dirt of Koshien, the stadium filled with fans just like Wakaba envisaged in her last dream. But Kou's attention just might drift as Wakaba dead ringer Takigawa Akane's operation is scheduled on the day of the finals.

Poignant is how Elex describes the penultimate volume of Adachi Mitsuru's high school baseball drama.

Cross Game is licensed for North American distribution by VIZ Media, which schedules volume 1 for a 2010.10.12 debut.

Fantastic Tales 2

Against a backdrop of chaos engineered by Emperor Hei, warriors Xin Moyi and Xu Xuan leave the Huayuan sword school to pit their martial arts skills against other swordsmen of the land. They meet Moyue sword school charmer Yue Linglong at the contest.

Emperor Hei's general Yan Wulu, however, threatens Linglong's life, which prompts Xin Moyi into rushing to her defense. But Linglong holds the secret of the Moyue school as the ace up her sleeve.

Pangeran Kacamata (Megane Ouji) 3

Subtitled: Kak, bolehkah kacamata itu dilepas?
(Senpai, mind taking off your glasses?)

Sachi's love for her stepbrother Akihiko/Akira appears well nigh incurable. She's even willing to take on a ghost in Karuizawa, one also languishing from megane moe.

English publisher Del Rey's blurb for Four-Eyed Prince 3: Four-Eyed Free-for-all adds that Sachi must also defeat a guy rival for the honor of becoming Akira's assistant.

School Rumble 10

Birthday cake disaster! The cake Tenma baked with all her might heart lies in so many pieces and even more crumbs because of Harima. The only part of the recipient's name that remains is “MA.” For which “MA” was the cake intended??

Meanwhile, Del Rey lets slip (in a blurb for the same School Rumble: Sleeping Bruiser volume) that Harima is also about to make his inadvertent debut as the princess to Tenma's prince in the school's version of Sleeping Beauty.

Shugo Chara! 9

Amu and the Guardians continue whittling away at the might of the Easter Corporation, eventually reaching the the top of the tower. Will they find Ikuto there?

Part III of the Del Rey additions (from the Shugo Chara!: A Big Discovery synopsis): Ikuto's past is revealed and the Embryo, the granter of wishes, appears.

Tokkyu! 11

Seas of ice very easily yank motoric ability away; despite any remaining consciousness, the body refuses to obey. People can only last 600 seconds in icy winter seas, and within this short rescue window, the Tokkyu team races against a merciless clock to save the victim.

Wazabo 3

Wazawaza Mimimi frees Wazakaze Mumu from the prison that is nightmare, and the pair go on to fight Wazabo. But can Wazabo be beaten? And why is there still someone pulling the strings to wrest away “the treasure”?

~niki DBA huamulan03 (花木蘭03)

UP NEXT: More 12 May 2010 manga

LEVEL COMICS: Diamond Life 2 · Go Go Hanasaki Detective Office 2 · Nanase Fire Investigator 3 · Ole! 4 · Officer Monju 5 · Priest 5 · The Ravages of Time 2 · Tomo'o 8 · Under The Rose 4 · Spirou: Air Keabadian · Spirou: Penyihir di Champignac

M&C!: Beauty Pop 6 · Bleach 24 · Blizzard Axel 9 · Goong [Palace Story] 20 · Innocent Revenge by Hazuki Rei · Nekomachi Shop Guide 1 by Sakamoto Miku · Princess Bouquet 1 by Aomata Pink · Shanimuni GO 29 · Shanaou Yoshitsune volumes 18-22 box set

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manga currently available (5 May 2010 street date)

  • Elex Media: Artist Acro 1 by Sakurai Ato · Caramel Boy 1 by Morio Masami · Crows 7 · Demon King 30 · Hyde & Closer 2 · Katsu! 3 · Kekkaishi 3 · Kumpulan Cerita Berwarna Doraemon 2 · LUM, The Invader Girl 22 · Otoboke Section Chief 1 by Ueda Masashi · Pandora Hearts 9 · Raiders 4 · The Real Fake Princess 3 · Spiral: The Bonds of Reason 2 · Treasure Gaust 6 · Wild Life 4
  • Level Comics: Akihabara@DEEP 4 · Gun Smith Cats 4 · Jormungand 1 by Takahashi Keitarou · Rumiko Takahashi's Best Short Story Collection 2 · Second Engage by Aikawa Momoko · A Spirit of the Sun 4 · Subaru 5 · Tokyo Juliet 13 of 13 · Astrosmurf
  • m&c!: Another Kingdom 1 by Fujita Maki · Battle Brawlers Bakugan 4 · Bleach 23 · Meet the Banchou 1 by Suzuki Nakaba · Sinful Love by Yoshinaga Yuu · Shanaou Yoshitsune volumes 13-17 (box set)

related monthly schedules

Elex May 2010 manga
Premiering Animal Doctor by Sasaki Noriko, Artist Acro by Sakurai Ato, Blooming Youth by Itsuki Natsumi, Dr. Koto by Yamada Takatoshi, Hell Girl by Eto Miyuki & Jigoku Shojo Project, Hero Tales by Arakawa Hiromu, A Kiss for My Prince by Kim HeeEun, Kuro Memanggul Peti Mati by Kiyuduki Satoko, New Sexy Simpleton by Hwang MiRee, Princess Story by Ebira Hiromi, Shinagawa Cat Story by Nishida Kana, Summer Storm! by Kobayashi Jin, Vitamin Cat by Sugiyama Ryoko, and The Moon & Lake by Ashihara Hinako (standalone)

Elex April 2010 manga
Premiering K-ON! by Kakifly, Spiral: The Bonds of Reason by Shirodaira Kyo & Mizuno Eita, Kumpulan Cerita Berwarna Doraemon by Fujiko F. Fujio, Hitsugi Katsugi no Kuro by Kiyuduki Satoko, Kunai Legend by Iori Tabasa, Love & Honor by Yamada Daisy (double launch with volume 2), Otoboke Section Chief by Ueda Masashi, Pangeran Kacamata by Mizukami Wataru, V.B. Rose by Hidaka Banri · Standalones: Butterfly Cloud by Ashihara Hinako and Miracle Blue by Mitsuki Miko

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Elex Media April 2010 manga score card: Spiral OK, K-ON this May (or so I've heard)

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K-ON! © Kakifly/Houbunsha

Elex penciled in 57 manga, manhua, manhwa, and local comic titles for April, and by the 28th, will have shipped 43 (three-quarters of the Komikologi list, five of them advance-releasing in March).

Of the 12 new standalones/series, seven got April street dates: Spiral: The Bonds of Reason (Spiral: Suiri no Kizuna) by Shirodaira Kyo & Mizuno Eita [4.21], Kumpulan Cerita Berwarna Doraemon by Fujiko F. Fujio (that Elex claims is the only full-color Doraemon series on the planet; [4.14]), Kunai Legend (Kunaiden) by Tabasa Iori [4.28], Love Honor (Giri Koi) by Yamada Daisy [4.14], Pangeran Kacamata (Megane Ouji) by Mizukami Wataru [4.07] and standalones Butterfly Cloud (Chouchou Kumo) by Ashihara Hinako [4.14] and Miracle Blue (Aoi Kiseki) by Mitsuki Miko [4.21].

Still outstanding (aside from K-ON!) are: V.B. Rose by Hidaka Banri, Hitsugi Katsugi no Kuro or Shoulder-a-Coffin Kuro by Kiyuzuki Satoko, Otoboke Section Chief by Ueda Masashi (I still haven't uncovered the original Japanese title) and Burning Pen that while labeled an SC (Serial Cantik, Elex's standalone shoujo/josei line) is likely Moeyo Pen燃えよペン 」 by Shimamoto Kazuhiko, the one volume manga published by not just one but three different Japanese publishers, which launched fictional manga-ka Hono Moyuru-sensei into 24 volumes of sequels (Hoero Pen or Comic Bomber and Shin Hoero Pen or New Comic Bomber). If it's not, then find me a one-volume shoujo or josei manga titled Burning Pen.

Finales fared better. Of six, five released as planned: Kunimitsu (Kunimitsu no Matsuri) by Ando Yuma & Asaki Masashi [4.14], Love Honor (not surprising as its serialization had already concluded in Nakayoshi Gress! [4.21], MÄR by Anzai Nobuyuki [4.07], Nurse Diary (Jitsuroku! Kangofu Monogatari) by Kai Sayumi [4.14], and Tale of Poor Sisters (Binbou Shimai Monogatari) by Kazuto Izumi [4.14]. Only Andrea Tezumo's The Fifth Columnist was moved to May (the fifth, to be exact, so mark 5.05 on your calendars for Fifth volume 2 of 2).

Of the monthly anthologies, only NakaGress 79 [4.21] didn't have a new serial on offer. Takaya Natsuki's Twinkle Stars (Hoshi wa Utau) debuts in HanaLaLa 49 [4.28]. Code:Breaker by Kamijyo Akimine premiered in Shonen Magz 70 [4.07]. Defense Devil by Youn InWan & Yang Kyung-Il (and I think My First Mr. Akuno (Hajimete no Aku) by Fujiki Shun) premiered in Shonen Star 64 [4.21].

Elex Media manga, manhua, and manhwa (April 2010 advisory)

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  1. The Best Skilled Surgeon (Saijou no Meii) 3 of 10+ by Irie Kenzo & Hashiguchi Takashi
  2. Saijou no Meii最上の命医 」 by Irie Kenzo & Hashiguchi Takashi
    Shogakukan Shonen Sunday, shounen
    Volume 3 (comprising chapters 16-24) first published in Japan 2008.10

  3. Black Butler (Kuroshitsuji) 8 of 8+ by Toboso Yana ✓ [4.14]
  4. Kuroshitsuji黒執事 」 by Toboso Yana
    Square Enix GFantasy, shounen
    Volume 8 (comprising chapters 33-37) first published in Japan 2009.11

    Ongoing English serialization in Yen Plus (Black Butler volume 1 released 2010.01.26; volume 2 street date: 2010.05.18)
    Alternative English and simplified Chinese versions by Chuang Yi (latest simplified Chinese: volume 8; English: volume 1). Published in Taiwan in traditional Chinese by Tong Li, and in France by Kana.

    A 24-episode anime adaptation produced by A-1 Pictures aired in Japan from October 2008 to March 2009. A second series, Kuroshitsuji II, is slated to debut this coming July with a new master and butler pair. Seiyuu Sakurai Takahiro (Genji Hikaru in Genji Monogatari Sennenki) is butler Claude Faustus and master Alois Trancy is played by Mizuki Nana (Aihara Kotoko in Itazura na Kiss).

    A musical adaptation, That Butler, Friendship (その執事、友好 Sono Shitsuji, Yūkō), enjoyed a theater run from May 28, 2009 to June 7, 2009. A second stage musical, Musical Black Butler, The Most Beautiful Death in The World, A Thousand Soul and The Fallen Grim Reapers (ミュージカル『黒執事』〜ザ・モースト・ビューティフル・デス・イン・ザ・ワールド〜千の魂と堕ちた死神 Kuroshitsuji Sen no Tamashii to Ochita Shinigami) has Matsushita Yuya reprising his role as Sebastian Michaelis. Nishii Yukito, instead of Sakamoto Shougo, plays the role of Ciel Phantomhive in the second musical that opens in May 2010 in Japan.

  5. The Bodyguard (Kage Kara Mamoru!) 3 of 6+ by Achi Taro ✓ [4.14]
  6. Kage Kara Mamoru!陰からマモル! 」 by Achi Taro and Madara Sai
    Media Factory Comic Alive, seinen
    Volume 3 first published in Japan 2007.07
    Mamoru the Shadow Protector published in English by DrMaster (volume 4 released 2009.04.11)

    Related: Based on the series of light novels by Achi Taro.

    A 12-episode anime adaptation produced by Group TAC aired in Japan from January through March 2006 on TV Tokyo. Seiyuu Kisaichi Atsushi (Sano Izumi, Hanazakari no Kimitachi e CD drama) and Nakahara Mai (Furukawa Nagisa, Clannad) played the roles of protagonists Kagemori Mamoru and Konnyaku Yuuna.

  7. [New] Burning Pen (Moeyo Pen) by Shimamoto Kazuhiko
  8. Moeyo Pen燃えよペン by Shimamoto Kazuhiko
    Takeshobo (also Media Factory and Shogakukan), seinen
    This volume first published in Japan 1991.07 by Takeshobo; re-released by Media Factory in 1999.11 and by Shogakukan in 2002.11

    Related: Comic Bomber (Hoero Pen, sequel, 13 volumes) and New Comic Bomber (Shin Hoero Pen, sequel, 11 volumes)

  9. [New] Butterfly Cloud (Chouchou Kumo) by Ashihara Hinako ✓ [4.14]
  10. Chouchou Kumo蝶々雲 」 by Ashihara Hinako
    Shogakukan Betsucomi, shoujo
    This volume first published in Japan 2006.11

  11. Caramel Boy 2 of 2+ by Morio Masami
  12. Caramel BoyきゃらめるBOY 」 by Morio Masami
    Hakusensha LaLa, shoujo
    Volume 2 first published in Japan 2009.10
    N.B. Volume 1 not yet released in Indonesia

  13. Claymore 15 of 17+ by Yagi Norihiro
  14. ClaymoreCLAYMORE 」 by Yagi Norihiro
    Shueisha Jump SQ., shounen
    Previously serialized in the monthly and weekly Shonen Jump
    Volume 15 (chapters 78-83) first published in Japan 2008.12
    Claymore published in English by VIZ Media (volume 15 released 2009.11.03; volume 16 street date: 2010.06.01)

    A 26-episode anime adaptation (until manga volume 11) by Madhouse aired from April to September 2007 on NTV, starring seiyuu Kuwashima Houko as Clare.

  15. Crows 5 of 26 by Takahashi Hiroshi ✓ [4.07]
  16. Crowsクローズ 」 by Takahashi Hiroshi
    Akita Shoten Monthly Shounen Champion, shounen
    Volume 5 first published in Japan 1992.03
    Related series: Worst (sequel) · Crows Zero (spin-off) · Crows: Busou Sensen Reimeihen (side story)

  17. Detektif Conan Spesial 31 (Concept by Aoyama Gosho; Art by Abe Yutaka & Maru Denjiro ✓ [4.21]
  18. Eyeshield 21 v36 of 37 by Inagaki Riichiro and Murata Yusuke ✓ [4.28]
  19. Eyeshield 21アイシールド21 」 by Inagaki Riichiro and Murata Yusuke
    Shueisha Weekly Shonen Jump, shounen
    Volume 36: Sena vs. Panther (containing chapters 316-324) first published in Japan 2009.08
    Eyeshield 21 published in English by VIZ Media (volume 30 released 2010.02.02; volume 31 street date: 2010.04.06)

    A 145-episode anime adaptation produced by NAS and Studio Gallop, starring seiyuu Irino Miyu as Kobayakawa Sena, aired in Japan from April 2005 to March 2008.

  20. Fantastic Tales 2 of 5 by Ihuan
  21. Fantastic Tales星月幻境 」 by Ihuan (also Yi Huan)
    Tong Li, shoujo

  22. The Fifth Columnist 2 of 2 by Andrea Tezumo [Finale] - SL
  23. The Fifth Columnist by Andrea Tezumo
    Elex Media (Serial Lokal)
    Volume 2 scheduled 2010.04 (rescheduled to 2010.05.05)

  24. Fullmetal Alchemist (Hagane no Renkinjutsushi) 22 of 25+ by Arakawa Hiromu ✓ [4.28]
  25. Hagane no Renkinjutsushi鋼の錬金術師 」 by Arakawa Hiromu
    Square Enix Shonen Gangan, shounen
    Volume 22 (containing chapters 88-91) first published in Japan 2009.04
    Fullmetal Alchemist published in English by VIZ Media (volume 22 released 2010.01.19) and Chuang Yi (Latest: volume 23)

    AWARDS: Winner of the 49th Shogakukan Manga Award for the shounen manga category

    A 51-episode anime adaptation by Bones aired between October 2003 and October 2004, followed by a film sequel (Fullmetal Alchemist the Movie: Conqueror of Shamballa, July 2005) and a second series Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood, which commenced telecast on 5 April 2009 and is still ongoing (episode 54 airs 2010.04.25). A handful of OAVs were also released. Seiyuu Paku Romi and Kugimiya Rie play brothers Edward and Alphone Elric in all the Hagaren adaptations.

  26. Godhand Teru 23 of 51+ by Yamamoto Kazuki
  27. GodHand Teruゴッドハンド輝 」 by Yamamoto Kazuki
    Kodansha Shuukan Shounen Magazine, shounen
    Volume 23 first published in Japan 2005.05

    Related: Godhand Teru novel by Yamamoto Kazuki (15 volumes as at 2009.01)

    A live-action adaptation starring Hiraoka Yuta (Endo Shoji in the NANA live-action movie and Yano Haruka in Boku wa Imouto ni Koi o Suru) as Teru aired on Tokyo Broadcasting System from 11 April to 16 May 2009.

  28. [Premiere] Hitsugi Katsugi no Kuro 1 of 2+ by Kiyuzuki Satoko
  29. Hitsugi Katsugi no Kuro. - Kaichu Tabi no Wa
    棺担ぎのクロ。~懐中旅話~ 」 by Kiyuzuki Satoko
    Houbunsha Manga Time Kirara, seinen
    Volume 1 first published in Japan 2006.03
    Published in English as Shoulder-a-Coffin Kuro by Yen Press (volume 2 released 2008.10.28)

  30. Kaiser Z 12 of 16 by Uno Hiroshi ✓ [4.28]
  31. Tenkuu no Hasha Z天空の覇者Z 」 by Uno Hiroshi
    Kodansha Shounen Magazine Comics, shounen
    Volume 12 first published in Japan 2001.04

  32. Katsu! 2 of 16 by Adachi Mitsuru ✓ [3.31]
  33. Katsu!KATSU! 」 by Adachi Mitsuru
    Shogakukan Shonen Sunday, shounen
    Volume 2 first published in Japan 2002.03
    Re-released in 8 volumes from 2009.07 to 2010.02
    Serialized in Indonesian in Shonen Star

  34. [Premiere] K-ON! 1 of 3+ by Kakifly
  35. K-ON!けいおん! 」 by Kakifly
    Houbunsha Manga Time Kirara, Manga Time Kirara Carat, and Manga Time Kirara Forward, seinen
    Volume 1 first published in Japan 2008.04
    K-ON! licensed for North American distribution by Yen Press (volume 1 street date: 2010.11.16)

    A 13-episode anime adaptation by Kyoto Animation aired in Japan from April to June 2009. A second season, K-ON!!, premiered 6 April 2010. Seiyuu Toyosaki Aki, Satou Satomi, Hikasa Yōko, Kotobuki Minako, and Taketatsu Ayana and return in their roles as Hirasawa Yui, Tainaka Ritsu, Akiyama Mio Kotobuki Tsumugi, and Nakano Azusa in the sequel.

  36. [Premiere] Kumpulan Cerita Berwarna Doraemon 1 by Fujiko F. Fujio ✓ [4.14]
  37. [Premiere] Kunai Legend (Kunaiden) 1 of 4 by Iori Tabasa ✓ [4.28]
  38. Kunaidenクナイ伝 」 by Iori Tabasa
    Shogakukan Shonen Sunday, shounen
    Volume 1 (chapters 1-6) first published in Japan 2008.01

  39. Kunimitsu (Kunimitsu no Matsuri) 27 of 27 by Ando Yuma, Asaki Masashi [Finale] ✓ [4.14]
  40. Kunimitsu no Matsuriクニミツの政
    by Ando Yuma (Agi Tadashi), Asaki Masashi
    Kodansha Shuukan Shounen Magazine, shounen
    Volume 27 first published in Japan 2005.12
    Re-released under the KPC (Kodansha Platinum Comics) imprint from 2006 to 2007 and in six bunkoban (Kodansha Manga Bunko) from 2007.05 to 2007.10.

    AWARDS: 2003 Kodansha Manga Award for shounen

  41. Legend of Nereid 5 of 15 by Hwang MiRee ✓ [4.21]
  42. Legend of Nereid네레이드의 전설 」 by Hwang MiRee
    Samyang, soonjung
    Volume 5 first published in Korea 2003.03

  43. Legend of Nereid 6 of 15 by Hwang MiRee ✓ [4.28]
  44. Volume 6 first published in Korea 2003.03

  45. Libero Revolution! 9 of 13 by Tanaka Motoyuki ✓ [4.14]
  46. Libero Kakumei!!リベロ革命!! 」 by Tanaka Motoyuki
    Shogakukan Shonen Sunday, shounen
    Volume 9 (containing chapters 69-77) first published in Japan 2001.10
    Re-released in seven bunko volumes (from November 2008 to May 2009)

  47. [Premiere] Love Honor (Giri Koi) 1 of 2 by Yamada Daisy ✓ [4.14]
  48. Giri Koiギリコイ 」 by Yamada Daisy
    Kodansha Nakayoshi, shoujo
    Volume 1 first published in Japan 2008.08
    Serialized in Indonesian in Nakayoshi Gress!

  49. Love Honor (Giri Koi) 2 of 2 by Yamada Daisy [Finale] ✓ [4.21]
  50. Volume 2 first published in Japan 2009.02

  51. Lum, The Invader Girl (Urusei Yatsura) 21 of 34 by Takahashi Rumiko ✓ [4.07]
  52. Urusei Yatsuraうる星やつら 」 by Takahashi Rumiko
    Shogakukan Shonen Sunday, shounen
    Series re-released in 15 wideban and 18 bunkoban volumes

    AWARDS: 26th Shogakukan Manga Award for the shounen/shoujo category.

    An anime adaptation by Kitty Films was telecast from October 1981 through March 1986 on Fuji TV. The series spanned 195 episodes and starred seiyuu Hirano Fumi as Lum and Furukawa Toshio as Moroboshi Ataru. Eleven OAVs and six theatrical movies were also released.

  53. MÄR 15 of 15 by Anzai Nobuyuki [Finale] ✓ [4.07]
  54. MARMAR 」 by Anzai Nobuyuki
    AKA Märchen Awakens Romance
    Shogakukan Shonen Sunday, shounen
    Volume 15 (containing chapters 152-160) first published in Japan 2006.08
    Published in English by VIZ Media and Chuang Yi (both publication runs concluded)
    Serialized in Indonesian in Shonen Star

    Related: MÄR Omega (sequel)

    An 102-episode anime produced by SynergySP ran from April 2005 through March 2007 on TV Tokyo. Seiyuu Kumai Motoko played Toramizu Ginta from episodes 1-89; Higa Kumiko took over from episode 90 until the series finale.

  55. Maria Holic 3 of 6+ by Endou Minari ✓ [4.14]
  56. Maria Holicまりあ†ほりっく 」 by Endou Minari
    Media Factory Comic Alive, seinen
    Volume 3 (containing chapters 14-18) first published in Japan 2008.07
    Maria Holic published in English by TOKYOPOP (volume 3 released 2010.03.02)

    A 12-episode anime adaptation by SHAFT, starring seiyuu Sanada Asami as Miyamae Kanako and Kobayashi Yuu as Shidou Mariya, aired from January to March 2009 in Japan. A drama CD by Frontier Works was released before the anime (July 2008).

  57. [New] Miracle Blue (Aoi Kiseki) by Mitsuki Miko - Serial Cantik ✓ [4.21]
  58. Aoi Kiseki蒼いキセキ 」 by Mitsuki Miko
    Shogakukan Sho-Comi, shoujo
    This volume first published in Japan 2008.07

  59. New Little Ghost Q-Taro (Shin Obake no Q-Taro) 4 by Fujiko F. Fujio ✓ [4.07]
  60. Shin Obake no Q-Taro新オバケのQ太郎 」 by Fujiko F. Fujio
    Shogakukan Tentoumushi Comics, kodomo

  61. Nodame Cantabile 22 of 23 by Ninomiya Tomoko ✓ [4.14]
  62. Nodame Cantabileのだめカンタービレ 」 by Ninomiya Tomoko
    Kodansha Kiss, josei
    Volume 22 (chapters 125-130) first published in Japan 2009.08
    Nodame Cantabile published in English by Del Rey (volume 16 released 2009.07.28)

    AWARDS: 2004 Kodansha Manga Award for best shoujo manga

    Related: Nodame Cantabile - Opera Hen (one volume sequel, began serialization in the 10 December 2009 issue of Kiss)

    Adapted into live-action drama and anime. Eleven episodes of the live-action drama (until manga volume 9) ran from October to December 2006 on Fuji TV. The TV series won the 51st Television Drama Academy Awards for Best Drama. Ueno Juri and Tamaki Hiroshi starred as Noda Megumi AKA Nodame and Chiaki Shinichi. Both actors reprise their roles in Nodame Cantabile Shinshun Special in Europe, a two-episode sequel that aired on 4 and 5 January 2008. The special won for Ueno Juri the Best Actress award in the 1st Tokyo Drama Awards.

    Two live-action movies pick up from where the TV series left off: Nodame Cantabile Saishū Gakushō Zen-Pen premiered 19 December 2009 in Japan; Nodame Cantabile Saishū Gakushō Kou-Hen is slated for showing starting 17 April 2010.

    The first season of the Nodame Cantabile anime aired in Fuji TV's Noitamina programming block from January to June 2007. The 11-episode second season Nodame Cantabile: Paris Chapter ran from October to December 2008. The third season Nodame Cantabile: Finale aired from January to March 2010. Seiyuu Kawasumi Ayako and Seki Tomokazu played protagonists Nodame and Chiaki in all three seasons.

  63. Nurse Diary (Jitsuroku! Kangofu Monogatari) 10 of 10 by Kai Sayumi [Finale] ✓ [4.14]
  64. Jitsuroku! Kangofu Monogatari実録!看護婦物語 」 by Kai Sayumi
    Akita Shoten Suspiria Mystery, shoujo
    Volume 10 first published in Japan 2000.07

  65. One Piece 54 of 57+ by Oda Eiichiro ✓ [4.28]
  66. One PieceONE PIECE 」 by Oda Eiichiro
    Shueisha Weekly Shonen Jump, shounen
    Volume 54: Unstoppable (もう誰にも止められない / Mō Dare ni mo Tomerarenai, containing chapters 523-532) first published in Japan 2009.06
    One Piece published in English by VIZ Media (volume 43 released 2010.04.06; volumes 44, 45, 46, and 47 street date: 2010.05.04)

    AWARDS: Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize finalist from 2000 to 2002

    The manga was adapted into a couple of OAVs before a full anime TV series that has aired more than 400 episodes and is still ongoing. At least 13 animated movies have also been released.

  67. [Premiere] Otoboke Section Chief 1 by Ueda Masashi
  68. Pandora Hearts 8 of 11+ by Mochizuki Jun ✓ [4.07]
  69. Pandora HeartsPandora Hearts 」 by Mochizuki Jun
    Square Enix GFantasy, shounen
    Volume 8 (Retrace XXXI-XXXIII) first published in Japan 2009.03
    First licensed by Broccoli Books but dropped, Pandora Hearts is now published in English by Yen Press (volume 1 released 2009.12.15)
    Ongoing English serialization in Yen Plus

    A 25-episode anime adaptation produced by XEBEC aired in Japan from April to September 2009. Seiyuu Minagawa Junko, Kawasumi Ayako, and Toriumi Kousuke played Oz Vessalius, Alice, and Raven respectively.

  70. [Premiere] Pangeran Kacamata (Megane Ouji) 1 of 4+ by Mizukami Wataru ✓ [4.07]
  71. Megane Oujiメガネ王子 」 by Mizukami Wataru
    Kodansha Nakayoshi Lovely, shoujo
    Volume 1 first published in Japan 2007.10
    Published in English as Four-Eyed Prince by Del Rey (volume 2 released 2010.01.26)
    Serialized in Indonesian in Nakayoshi Gress!

  72. [New] Pangeran Kacamata (Megane Ouji) 2 of 4+ by Mizukami Wataru ✓ [4.14]
  73. Volume 2 first published in Japan 2008.03

  74. Penguin Revolution (Penguin Kakumei) 3 of 7 by Tsukuba Sakura ✓ [4.21]
  75. Penguin Kakumeiペンギン革命 」 by Tsukuba Sakura
    Hakusensha LaLa, shoujo
    Volume 3 first published in Japan 2006.03
    Penguin Revolution published in English by CMX (seven volumes)
    Serialized in Indonesian in HanaLaLa

    A Penguin Kakumei drama was included in the free LaLa Gorgeous Drama CD given away with LaLa's November 2006 issue. Kawakami Tomoko, Saiga Mitsuki, and Takahashi Hiroki voiced Yukari, Ryo, and Aya respectively.

  76. Penguin Revolution (Penguin Kakumei) 4 of 7 by Tsukuba Sakura ✓ [4.28]
  77. Volume 4 first published in Japan 2006.11

  78. Pocket Monster 14 of 14 by Anakubo Kousaku ✓ [4.21]
  79. Pocket Monsterポケットモンスター 」 by Anakubo Kousaku
    Shogakukan Tentoumushi Comics, kodomo
    Volume 14 first published in Japan 2003.04

  80. The Puppet Master Lin (Kairaishi Lin) 5 of 10+ by Wada Shinji ✓ [3.31]
  81. Kairaishi Lin傀儡師リン 」 by Wada Shinji
    Akita Shoten Mystery Bonita, shoujo
    Volume 5 first published in Japan 2008.03

  82. Raiders 4 of 5+ by Park JinJun
  83. Raiders레이더스 」 by Park JinJun (or Park JinJoon)
    Daiwon C.I., Super Champ, sonyun
    Volume 4 first published in Korea 2008.09
    Raiders published in English by Yen Press (volume 2 released 2010.03.23)

  84. Rebirth 24 of 25+ by Lee KangWoo ✓ [4.14]
  85. Rebirth리버스 」 by Lee KangWoo
    Daiwon C.I. Champ Comics, sonyun
    Volume 24 first published in Korea 2009.03
    Rebirth published in English by TOKYOPOP
    Published in Swedish by Wahlströms and in Italian by Flashbook.

  86. Red Haired Snow White (Akagami no Shirayukihime) 2 of 4+ by Akizuki Sorata ✓ [3.31]
  87. The Ruler of Nabari (Nabari no Ou) 8 of 12+ by Kamatani Yuhki ✓ [3.31]
  88. Nabari no Ou隠の王 」 by Kamatani Yuhki
    Square Enix GFantasy, shounen
    Volume 8 (chapters 39-43) first published in Japan 2008.03
    Nabari no Ou published in English by Yen Press (volume 3 released 2010.03.23)
    Ongoing English serialization in Yen Plus
    Published in French by Asuka and in traditional Chinese by Sharp Point Press (Taiwan)

    AWARDS: Finalist in the 2005 Japan Media Arts Festival

    A 26-episode anime adaptation by J.C. Staff, starring seiyuu Kugimiya Rie as Rokujou Miharu, Saiga Mitsuki as Yoite, Namikawa Daisuke as Kumohira Durandal Tobari, Hino Satoshi as Aizawa Kouichi, and Fujimura Ayumi as Shimizu Raimei, aired in Japan from April to September 2008.

  89. School Rumble 9 of 22 by Kobayashi Jin ✓ [4.07]
  90. School RumbleSchool Rumble 」 by Kobayashi Jin
    Kodansha Shuukan Shounen Magazine, shounen
    Volume 9 (chapters 109-119 and ♭24-26) first published in Japan 2005.06
    School Rumble published in English by Del Rey (volume 13 released 2009.09.29)

    Related series: School Rumble Z (sequel, one volume, complete)

    A 26-episode anime adaptation by Studio Comet aired in Japan from October 2004 to March 2005; a second season, School Rumble Nigakki, followed in 2006. Two OAVs, School Rumble Ichigakki Hoshū and School Rumble Sangakki, were released in 2005.12 and 2008 respectively.

  91. [Premiere] Spiral: The Bonds of Reason (Spiral: Suiri no Kizuna) 1 of 15 by Shirodaira Kyo & Mizuno Eita ✓ [4.21]
  92. Spiral: Suiri no Kizunaスパイラル 推理の絆
    by Shirodaira Kyo & Mizuno Eita
    Square Enix Shonen Gangan, shounen
    Volume 1 (chapters 1-5) first published in Japan 2000.02
    Spiral: The Bonds of Reasoning published in English by Yen Press (volume 10 released 2010.01.26; volume 11 street date: 2010.04.20)

    Related: Spiral Alive (prequel; five volumes, complete)

    A 25-episode anime adaptation by J.C. Staff, based on the first six volumes of the manga but with an alternate ending aired on TV Tokyo from October 2002 to March 2003. The anime starred seiyuu Suzumura Kenichi as Narumi Ayumu, Asano Masumi as Yuizaki Hiyono, and Ishida Akira as Eyes Rutherford.

  93. Tale of Poor Sisters (Binbou Shimai Monogatari) 4 of 4 by Kazuto Izumi [Finale] ✓ [4.14]
  94. Binbou Shimai Monogatari貧乏姉妹物語 」 by Kazuto Izumi
    Shogakukan Sunday GX, seinen
    Volume 4 (chapters 37-46) first published in Japan 2006.12

    A 10-episode anime adaptation by Toei Animation (starring Sakamoto Maaya as Yamada Kyou and Kaneda Tomoko as Yamada Asu) aired in Japan from June to September 2006.

  95. Tale of the Sea King (Kaiouki) 37 of 43+ by Kawahara Masatoshi
  96. Kaiouki海皇紀 」 by Kawahara Masatoshi
    Also romanized as Kaikouki
    Kodansha Gekkan Shounen Magazine, shounen
    Volume 37 first published in Japan 2008.09

  97. Tokkyu! 10 of 20 by Komori Yoichi & Kubo Mitsuro ✓ [3.31]
  98. [Premiere] V.B. Rose 1 of 14 by Hidaka Banri
  99. V.B. RoseV・B・ローズ by Hidaka Banri
    Hakusensha Hana to Yume, shoujo
    Volume 1 first published in Japan 2004.08
    V.B. Rose published in English by TOKYOPOP (volume 7 released 2009.12.29; volume 8 street date: 2010.04.27)
    Serialized in Indonesian in HanaLaLa

  100. [New] V.B. Rose 2 of 14 by Hidaka Banri
  101. Volume 2 first published in Japan 2004.12

  102. Wazabo 2 of 4+ by Soyama Kazutoshi ✓ [4.07]
  103. Wazabooわざぼー 」 by Soyama Kazutoshi
    Shogakukan Corocoro Dragon, shounen
    Volume 2 first published in Japan 2008.02

  104. With My Brothers (Oniichan to Issho) 3 of 11 by Tokeino Hari ✓ [4.07]
  105. Oniichan to Isshoお兄ちゃんと一緒 」 by Tokeino Hari
    Hakusensha Hana to Yume Comics, shoujo
    Volume 3 first published in Japan 2005.02
    Published in English as Me & My Brothers by TOKYOPOP (11 volumes, complete)
    Serialized in Indonesian in HanaLaLa

  106. With My Brothers (Oniichan to Issho) 4 of 11 by Tokeino Hari ✓ [4.28]
  107. Volume 4 first published in Japan 2005.08

  108. Yakitate!! Japan 17 of 26 by Hashiguchi Takashi ✓ [4.07]
  109. Yakitate!! Japan焼きたて!!ジャぱん 」 by Hashiguchi Takashi
    Shogakukan Shonen Sunday, shounen
    Volume 17 first published in Japan 2005.04
    Yakitate!! Japan published in English by VIZ Media (volume 21 released 2010.01.12)
    Serialized in Indonesian in Shonen Star

    AWARDS: Won the 49th Shogakukan Manga Award for best shounen manga, along with Arakawa Hiromu's Fullmetal Alchemist

    A 69-episode anime adaptation from Sunrise aired on TV Tokyo from October 2004 to March 2006.

NOTE
(1) Source: Komikologi April 2010 issue
(2) Included Black Butler 8 and Pandora Hearts 8 even if they were listed for April as their volume previews appeared within the bulletin itself
(3) Links like this are Amazon.com search and/or product links (commercial), in case you're interested in another language version.

MANGAZINES (April 2010)

HanaLaLa 49/2010 ✓ [4.28]

Highlights:

Other regular Hana to Yume and LaLa serials: Alice Academy by Higuchi Tachibana · Darling by Uno Ayumi · Dragon's Fiancé (Ryuu no Hanawazurai) by Kusakawa Nari · La Corda D'Oro by Kure Yuki · Natsume Yujincho by Midorikawa Yuki · Ouran High School Host Club by Hatori Bisco · Skip Beat! by Nakamura Yoshiki · Sugar Princess by Nakajo Hisaya · Vampire Knight by Hino Matsuri · V.B. Rose by Hidaka Banri · With My Brothers (Oniichan to Issho) by Tokeino Hari

Nakayoshi 79/2010 ✓ [4.14]

Highlights:

Other regular Nakayoshi series: Arisa by Ando Natsumi · Boy Friend by Yamada Daisy · Ghost Navi Runa (Youkai Navi Runa) by Kikuta Michiyo & Ikeda Miyoko · The Great Detective Kiyoshiro Yumemizu (Meitantei Yumemizu Kiyoshirou Jiken Note) by Enue Kei & Hayamine Kaoru · New Hell Girl (Shin Jigoku Shoujo) by Etoo Miyuki & the Jigoku Shojo Project · Ogawa & Team Saito (Ogawa to Yukai na Saitoutachi) by Sakyo · Sweet Tamatan (Dokidoki! Tama-tan) by Koge-Donbo · Tsuba Kiyo by Hara Asumi · XX Me! (Watashi ni xx Shinasai!) by Toyama Ema

Shonen Magz 70/2010 ✓ [4.07]

Highlights:

Other Kodansha shounen (and seinen) titles in serialization: BECK by Harold Sakuishi · Fairy Tail by Mashima Hiro · Ghost Doctor (Youkai no Oisha-san) by Satou Yuuki · Kindaichi Case Files by Amagi Seimaru & Sato Fumiya · Kungfu Boy Legends (Tekken Chinmi Legends) by Maekawa Takeshi · Sanzoku Ou by Sawada Hirofumi · School Rumble by Kobayashi Jin · Tokkyu!! by Komori Yoichi, Kubo Mitsurou · Tribal 12 by Osada Yu-Ko · Tsubasa RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE by CLAMP · Vinland Saga by Yukimura Makoto

Shonen Star 64/2010 ✓ [4.21]

Highlights:

Other Shogakukan titles in serialization (mainly from Shonen Sunday): Detektif Conan (Meitantei Conan) by Aoyama Gosho · D-LIVE!! by Minagawa Ryouji · Dr. Koto Shinryoujo by Yamada Takatoshi · InuYasha by Takahashi Rumiko · Katsu! by Adachi Mitsuru · Kekkaishi by Tanabe Yellow · Kurozakuro by Natsume Yoshinori · Undead by Inoue Kazurou · Wild Life by Fujisaki Masato · Yakitate!! Japan by Hashiguchi Takashi

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