Square Enix is all aboard Sony’s PSP digital comics plan. They plan to release four of their manga series on the PlayStation Store this December.

Sometime this year Sony will start selling manga on the PlayStation Store. The announcement assures current PSP owners will be able download manga since it’s compatible with all PSP models. Specific titles and pricing were not announced.

Namco’s really milking Tales of the Abyss for all it’s worth. Last year, they announced an anime adaptation of the game and this April, we’ll be seeing another manga based on the game.
 
The pilot chapter of this new series is set to debut in publisher Kadokawa Shoten’s (Kannazuki no Miko, MPD Psycho) Asuka magazine [...]

Sunsoft is pressing forward with their WiiWare manga plans with a newly created series by Leiji Matsumoto. His previous works include Space Battleship Yamato and Galaxy Express 999. Like those Out of Galaxy: Gin no Koshika takes place in deep space. You, the woman with blonde hair, and Hajime start their quest to save [...]

Sunday x Magazine: Taisen Action is sort of like Jump Superstars for the PSP except it’s not linked to Shonen Jump. Konami culled characters from two different manga magazines, Weekly Shonen Sunday published by Shogakukan and Weekly Shonen Magazine published by Kodansha for the cast.
 
Basically, this set up opens the door for otherwise impossible [...]

Sunsoft’s Digital Manga reader went live on WiiWare and like we mentioned previously it has English text. However, the English text doesn’t appear in Princess Ai’s speech bubbles, it’s shown in subtitles. You can turn on English subtitles in the option menu to read Tokyopop’s version of Princess Ai. Not a perfect solution, but [...]

Months ago we reported Sunsoft, a subsidiary of Sun Denshi, was working on a manga delivery service for WiiWare. On January 6, 2009 it goes live with Princess Ai as the first title. The first three chapters cost 500 Wii Points ($5) and every two chapters afterwards cost 200 Wii Points ($2). Princess [...]

The Zerg, Protoss, and Terrans races wage war in graphic novel form thanks to Tokyopop, but something feels different. Starcraft Frontline Volume 1 takes inspiration from Starship Troopers by giving the Terran troops plenty of one-liners after they blow up Hydralisks. The plot doesn’t just involve exploding Zerg into gray goo, although there are [...]