Square Enix's digital manga store for North America and France is now up, with its first lot of titles.

Not quite sure what the recently-passed youth ordinance bill involves? We've tried to simplify it and present an idea of the overall picture.

Utsuho is a boy whose honesty as a child caused an enormous catastrophe, due to which he decided that lying was the better ...

Shueisha and Viz are rebooting both the Japanese and North American versions of Shonen Jump. How will the U.S. version be different?

37 Japanese publishers are collaborating to set up a joint online manga portal for North American distribution.

"Father of manga's" conceptual notes and drafts for a variety of works to be made available to the public for the first time.

With Death Note vol. 1 available for free at launch. Paid manga available for $4.99 per volume.

One more new shounen and shoujo series to Viz's recent license acquisitions.

Shuho Sato, the creator of Say Hello to Black Jack, has been self-publishing manga online for some time now.

Tokyopop are hoping they can find something from defunct publisher CMX's licenses, that will fit into their portfolio.

Universal and Illumination Entertainment are set to produce a movie based on the manga, Pluto, by Naoki Urusawa.

ComiPo! is an impressive looking digital manga-creation suite, due out this year.

Pop-culture news and analysis site, ICv2, presented part of their annual comic market report at the New York Comic-Con last weekend.

Both Yen Press and Dark Horse are aspiring to offer their digital releases at a lower than expected price.