News Madhouse, Colorful/Maka-Maka's Kishi Draw Devil Manga
posted on 2009-07-23 19:24 EDT
The North American publisher Dark Horse Comics has announced at Comic-Con International (CCI) that it will publish Devil, a manga created for the publisher by the Madhouse anime studio and manga creator Torajirou Kishi (Colorful, Maka-Maka). According to Dark Horse, the manga features "genetically designed vampires in a sci-fi police drama set in Tokyo."
Dark Horse's booth at CCI's Exhibit Hall is also displaying images of CLAMP's Okimono Kimono fashion guide book (pictured at right). Other items that Dark Horse revealed at CCI include Dark Horse GelaSkins (decorative coverings for phones and laptops with art from Yoshitaka Amano and other artists) and a deluxe Final Fantasy Boxed Set of artwork that Amano created for the role-playing game franchise.
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