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Ken Haley
Located south of Boston, Ken Haley is a long time fan of comics, manga, anime and the like. Some of his favorite comics and manga including Prometha, Scott Pilgrim, The Invisibles, Blade of the Immortal and Appleseed. Other hobbies include reading, watching movies, and trying to write. More of his rambling can be found at his personal blog.
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Drawn and Quarterly add to their gegika releases with this collection of short stories focusing on rural life in pre-modern Japan.
The supernatural and technological collide in Kia Asamiya’s breakthrough manga series.
A mixture of philosophy, horror and science merge in this enthralling horror/mystery release from Vertical.
The PCS crew on Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei, Boys Over Flowers: Jewelry Box and more!
A promising new shonen manga sadly gets derailed by a creepy little girl.
Fascinating characters, an intriguing mystery and mountain climbing all combine in this fantastic manga.
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- For the Aspiring Manga Artist
- The Art of Osamu Tezuka: God of Manga
- The King of Debris, Vol. 2
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- Review: Drawing Manga Animals, Chibis, and Other Adorable Creatures « A word is a unit of language: [...] I reviewed a how-to book called Drawing Manga Animals, Chibis, and Other Adorable Creatures for Manga Recon this week. The art inside the bo
- Michelle Smith: Thanks for the recommendations, Laurie. I'd actually like to read about pacing techniques myself to better understand it from a reviewer's perspective
- John: The next volume is a lot longer. By the way, you forgot to mention the picture with Keichi in the Angel Mort costume! XD That was my favorite part!
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