When Yen Press's Yen Plus magazine went digital, it also lost all Japanese content in the process. Yen editorial director, Kurt Hassler, touches ...

Viz's line-up of novels is going digital within weeks.

Curious as to how much Square Enix's non-gaming divisions contribute to the company's revenue?

Viz take questions from the audience during their Shounen Jump panel at SDCC 2010, and play host to the creator of Shaman King.

Cowboy Bebop and Samurai Champloo anime writer, Dai Sato, expresses his several concerns surrounding the current state and future of Japanese anime.

August will mark the first online publication of the Yen Press magazine.

Scanlation site, One Manga, has announced it will be removing all content from its pages, in the face of increasing disapproval toward scanlation ...

Fullmetal Alchemist and Soul Eater to be among the first digitally-available titles.

The results of a survey in Japan unsurprisingly put Osamu Tezuka at the top of a list of the most influencial manga-ka.

Viz just revealed three new licenses under their Haikasoru imprint, which deals in sci-fi and fantasy novels from Japan.

Here comes a new challenger!

Volume 1 will set you back about $6.50, while volume 2 costs $8.00.

Over the Sunday Comics Debt blog, is a fascinating essay drawing comparisons between speech bubbles in manga and western comics.

Sega and Red Entertainment's PS2 third-person shooter license is being revived.

Self-regulation has played a vital role in censorship these past seven years.