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Apr. 22nd, 2009 08:12 pmHeh, homework almost all done.
And something fun that made a fine study break:
One of the biggest of the big guns in comics jumps onto the webcomics bandwagon.
Rumiko Takahashi (author and artist of Inuyasha, Maisson Ikkoku, and a ton of other high profile comics) has a new series in Shonen Sunday. The folks doing the American release, Viz, have decided to post the scanlated pages free on the web simultaneously with the Japanese release.
You'll need a machine that can handle Flash, but that is almost all of us...
Check out Rumic World for the new series, Rin-ne.
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webcomics 'cause I don't think there's much overlap...)
And something fun that made a fine study break:
One of the biggest of the big guns in comics jumps onto the webcomics bandwagon.
Rumiko Takahashi (author and artist of Inuyasha, Maisson Ikkoku, and a ton of other high profile comics) has a new series in Shonen Sunday. The folks doing the American release, Viz, have decided to post the scanlated pages free on the web simultaneously with the Japanese release.
You'll need a machine that can handle Flash, but that is almost all of us...
Check out Rumic World for the new series, Rin-ne.
(cross posted to
webcomics 'cause I don't think there's much overlap...)
