Shueisha To Launch New “Pure Manga Magazine”

Weekly Shonen Jump publisher, Shueisha, will be launching a new manga magazine in Japan this summer. The news comes by way of the publisher’s Miracle Jump magazine, which describes it as a “pure manga magazine”.

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More information on this front will be revealed on May 26th. All that’s known for the moment is that the new magazine will not cater to any particular age range or gender. Shueisha manga, along with that of Shogakukan’s, is published in the U.S. by Viz, who are co-owned by both companies.


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