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Darn it, Robofish, I’m starting to think you’d make some mighty fine sashimi! These log-in issues are making it fiendishly hard to post blog entries, respond to messages, or leave comments. (Whenever I enter my name and password, the little “Online Now” icon appears, but...

As you might know, Undertown just began a limited run in newspapers around the country, including The LA Times and Denver Post . We have the full story at PopCultureShock ; click here to read the article. I wanted to thank all the Tokyopop staff members who took the time to speak with m...

If your New Year’s resolutions include reading more manga—a decidedly more fun project than losing ten pounds, quitting cigarettes, or de-cluttering your office—you’ll want to check out the latest postings at PopCultureShock , where we weigh in on the best manga of 2007...

Happy New Year! Because I’m something of a compulsive list-maker, I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to name my ten favorite Tokyopop titles from 2007. (Just try saying that fast five times in a row… especially with a New Year’s Day hangover!) If you don’t see you...

While you were fighting Black Friday crowds at Macy’s, the PopCultureShock crew was busy gathering information on NY Anime Fest and reviewing the latest manga releases. Here are some highlights from the Manga Recon blog. NY ANIME FEST LINKS Planning to attend the inaugural NY Anime Fest...

It's been a while since I posted some PopCultureShock links at Tokyopop, so I'm dusting off my blog to let y'all know what we've been doing these last few weeks. Ken Haley , a.k.a. LostPhrack , has been reviewing up a storm for us, weighing in on horror titles-- MPD Psycho , Presents ...

It seems a little odd to be reviewing Halloween-themed manga when the outside temperature is still hovering near 80 degrees. But we at PopCultureShock are soldiering on as if it's October (that's what it says on the calendar, at least) with reviews of seasonally-appropriate (read: scary) mang...