Love Hina (manga)
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Love Hina GN 1-5
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| Love Hina (GN 1) 2002-05-07 (from $2.03) |
| Love Hina (GN 2) 2007-11-02 (from $5.99) |
| Love Hina (GN 3) 2002-07-23 (from $0.01) |
| Love Hina (GN 5) 2002-09-17 (from $0.17) |
| Love Hina (GN 7) 2002-11-12 (from $1.42) |
| Love Hina (GN 12) 2003-07-08 (from $5.90) |
| Love Hina (GN 13) 2003-08-01 (from $5.16) |
| Love Hina (GN 14) 2003-09-01 (from $7.49) |
| Love Hina (Novel 1) 2006-04-11 (from $7.37) |
| Love Hina (Novel 2) 2006-08-08 (from $9.22) |
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Art director: Matthew Alford Translation: Adaptation: Adam Arnold (Vol. 2-14) Associate Editor: Bilingual Translation: Giles Murray Brand Manager: Kenneth Lee Copy Editor: Cover Layout: Anna Kernbaum Editing: Editorial Director: Jeremy Ross Graphic Design: Anna Kernbaum Lettering: Managing Editor: Jill Freshney Pre-production Manager: Fred Lui (vol. 2) Production Coordination: Antonio DePietro Production manager: Retouch: Senior Editor: VP Of Manufacturing: Ron Klamert VP Of Production: Ron Klamert | (none) | |||||||
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Translation: Collection Director: Enric Piñeyro (Spain dub) Editing: Joan Navarro (Spain dub) Graphic Design: Operations Manager: Enrique Espinosa (Grupo Editorial Vid) Publishing Director: Carlos Francisco Jiménez (Grupo Editorial Vid) Redaction: Félix Sabaté (Spain dub) Responsible Editor: Teresa Ponce Torres (Grupo Editorial Vid) | (none) | |||||||
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