Mixed Vegetables' Komura Launches Usotsuki Lily Manga
posted on 2009-11-05 20:49 EST
Ayumi Komura, the creator of Mixed Vegetables, Joō-sama no Tamago, Hybrid Berry, and other shōjo titles, has launched her Usotsuki Lily (Liar Lily) manga in this year's 23rd issue of Shueisha's Margaret magazine on Thursday, November 5. The school romantic comedy centers on Hinata, a girl who has just confessed her love to a picture-perfect cute boy. However, the boy happens to be a chō-bijin (super-beauty) with an extreme hatred of men and a fancy for women's clothing.
The next Margaret issue will publish the first of two installments for a new Ayakashi no Koi Emaki (The Ghost Love Story Picture Scroll) story from Mayu Shinjo (Sensual Phrase) on November 20. Shinjo has drawn other Ayakashi no Koi Emaki stories in the same magazine in the past.
Viz Media publishes Komura's Mixed Vegetables and Shinjo's Sensual Phrase in North America.
Source: Comic Natalie
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