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Zatch Bell Manga Ends After 7 Years, 323 Installments
posted on 2007-12-28 12:04 EST
Manga creator Makoto Raiku has ended the Konjiki no Gash!! (Zatch Bell in English) comedy adventure manga in Issue 4/5 (released on December 26) of Shogakukan's Weekly Shonen Sunday magazine — after seven years, 31 volumes, and 323 installments. Viz Media has released 16 volumes in English so far. In his Backstage blog on the day of the release, Raiku notes that the manga was his first weekly serialization, and he thanks his readers for following his manga until the end.
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