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Viz to Offer Asano's Solanin, Obata's We Were There (Updated)
posted on 2008-02-18 06:53 ESTThe North American distributor Simon & Schusters is listing the following new books from Viz Media for this fall:
Aya Kanno October 7 |
Naruto Chapterbook Masashi Kishimoto October 7 |
Kazunari Kakei October 7 |
Kubotite October 21 |
Arina Tanemura October 21 |
Yuki Obata November 4 |
Matsuri Hino November 4 |
Inio Asano November 11 |
Thank you to HellKorn for the news tip.
Source: AnimeOnDVD.com forum
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