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Manga Adaptation of Sisters of Wellber in Print
posted on 2007-03-02 15:37 ESTPublisher Mag Garden is collaborating with Production I.G to create a manga adaptation of the anime series, Sisters of Wellber. With the first chapter appearing in April's Monthly Comic Blade magazine, the manga, "MUZZLE-LOADER Wellber no Monogatari," is being drawn by Naruse Takami, with story input by Jun Maekawa. The story slightly deviates from the anime and focuses on the past of Tina, one of the main characters.
The Sisters of Wellber series is set to begin airing in April.
Source: Animaxis
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