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Del Rey Announces New Manga, Prose Novels
posted on 2007-12-07 17:40 EST
At its New York Anime Festival panel on Friday, the publisher Del Rey Manga confirmed that it will be releasing Papillon (a shōjo manga, pictured at right, from Peach Girl author Miwa Ueda), the Kamichama Karin sequel Kamichama Karin Chu from Koge Donbo (Di Gi Charat, Pita-Ten), and manga adaptations of the anime series Gankutsuou and Mao-chan. Del Rey will also publish a collection of short stories set in CLAMP's xxxHOLiC universe by Death Note: Another Note novelist NisiOisin, as well as NisiOisin's Kubikiri Cycle, the first volume in the Zaregoto series of light novels.
Update: Series name for Kubikiri Cycle added. Thanks, Andrew Cunningham.
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