
Sentai Filmworks announces their English dub cast of Blue Drop.
Meanwhile, in another part of the shards of ADV, Section 23 has announced that they have licensed and will release a season set of CANAAN. The pre-order for the Complete Collection and a Blu-Ray edition of same is already up at RightStuf. (Not yet at Amazon, but I'll put it on the Yuricon Shop as soon as there is a link.) Yay! I think we now have an answer to the question "what series will be Erica's first Blu-Ray acquisition?"
Media Blasters has delayed several titles a month or two, among them Ikkitousen, Volume 3, Ikki Tousen Collection, Queen's Blade, Volume 2, Rayearth Remastered, Season 2, Queen's Blade, Volume 3, Queen's Blade Complete Series, Queen's Blade Blu-Ray Complete Series.
Gee, Blu-Ray for CANAAN, Blu-Ray for Queen's Blade. Which makes better sense....
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Yuri Manga
Seven Seas announced a pile of new licenses, among them To Aru Kagaku no Railgun (A Certain Scientific Railgun.) That's good news in my book.
YNN Correspondent Sean brings the news of a sad parting. Morinaga Milk's Girl Friends will be ending in the September issue of Comic High. It had to happen - she doesn't really do after the happily-ever-after bits. It was a fun run, anyway.
I need to correct a news item from past weeks: The Maria-sama ga Miteru manga continuation started in the July volume of Za Margaret. I just got August and it picks up in the middle of the arc where Noriko and Shimako meet. Now we'll all have to scramble to find last month's volumes. Sorry....
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Snatches of Yuri
The first volume of Roronoa no Atelier: Watashi no Takaramono is out. I managed to catch a chapter of this in Comic Blade, where it runs. It appears to have a group of three girls who are *very* close friends. It's sort of post-apocalyptic, sort of fantasy. I have no idea what the story is about and don't feel like looking it up. :-) Oh and look, it appears to be a sequel.
Namori-sensei, the creator of Yuru Yuri, has a new Yuri series starting in Caramel Febri magazine.
"Girl's Comic" Otome Tsushin (which looks not really for girls, but for guys who want to think they are getting a glimpse into the world of girls) is said to have a few Yuri stories, some better than others, some more Yuri than others.
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That's a wrap for this week.
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