Cardcaptor Sakura (manga)
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Cardcaptor Sakura GN 1
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| Cardcaptor Sakura (2nd Ed) (GN 1) 2004-07-06 (from $2.93) |
| Cardcaptor Sakura (2nd Ed) (GN 2) 2004-09-14 (from $7.49) |
| Cardcaptor Sakura (2nd Ed) (GN 3) 2004-11-09 (from $5.62) |
| Cardcaptor Sakura (2nd Ed) (GN 4) 2005-02-08 (from $7.49) |
| Cardcaptor Sakura (2nd Ed) (GN 5) 2005-04-12 (from $5.90) |
| Cardcaptor Sakura (2nd Ed) (GN 6) 2005-06-07 (from $5.90) |
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Art director: Matt Alford (vol. 1 Masters of the Clow) Translation: Adaptation: Associate Editor: Katherine Kim Biligual Translation: Michy Short Copy Editor: Cover Design: Raymond Swanland (vol. 1 Masters of the Clow) Cover Layout: Digital Imaging Manager: Chris Buford Director Of Editorial: Jeremy Ross (vol. 4 Masters of the Clow) Editing: Graphic Assistant: Graphic Design: Layout: Fawn Lau (vol. 6 Masters of the Clow) Managing Editor: Jill Freshney (vol. 4 Masters of the Clow) President: John Parker Production Coordination: Antonio DePietro (vol. 4 Masters of the Clow) Production manager: Retouch & Lettering: Retouch Artist: Aristotle Licuan Senior Editor: Jake Forbes VP Of Manufacturing: Ron Klamert VP Of Production: Ron Klamert | (none) | |||||||
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Translation: Reyda Seddiki | Licensed by: Pika Édition Publisher: Pika Édition | |||||||
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