ASCII Media Works Launching Digital Dengeki Mag

ASCII Media Works, the Japanese publisher of Gunslinger Girl and Yotsuba!, are set to launch a new digital manga magazine this winter. Titled Dengeki Comic Japan, the magazine will launch on the iPhone and iPad and will later expand to the PC platform.

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Each issue of the magazine will cost around 500 yen (about $6.00), with the pilot issue being available for free. Current artists whose works will be serialized in the magazine are:

 

  • Masuya Hokasono–Wiseman, Inugami, VOICE, Girlfriends (with Benten Court)
  • Eiji Miruno–Tokyo Flow Chart (IKKI)
  • Rensuke Oshikiri
  • Youichi Abe–Vanilla Spider
  • Chen ShuFen–Blue Note (IKKI)
  • Chie Ogata
  • Tsukiko Iwamura

 

Note: Image from Dengeki Gao’s cover, another of Dengeki’s magazine lines.


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