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Ribon Magazine to Start Hello Kitty Peace!! Manga
posted on 2008-05-06 11:12 EDT
Shueisha's Ribon magazine will launch a new manga called Hello Kitty Peace!! in its July issue, which will go on sale on June 3. The announcement was made in the current issue, which was released on May 1. Manga creator Anzu Momoyama will start the title with an eight-page, all-color installment about Sanrio's main mascot character. Several Hello Kitty manga have been created over the years — from a 1976-1979 one in Ririka magazine to Hello Kitty Doki, the more recent manga by Tomomi Fukube that ran in Ribon magazine from last summer to this year.
Update: Momoyama's name corrected. Thanks, dormcat.
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