Hunter X Hunter Manga to Restart on October 6
posted on 2008-08-27 05:47 EDT
An upcoming issue of Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump magazine will reportedly announce that Yoshihiro Togashi will restart his Hunter X Hunter shōnen action manga in this year's 45th issue on October 6. Togashi is well-known for halting and restarting his manga for months at a time. Coincidentally, his longest break from the manga — 20 months — ended on October 6, 2007. That time, he drew 10 new weekly installments before going hiatus again at the end of 2007. Viz Media has been releasing the Hunter X Hunter manga in North America.
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