Comics
Tokyopop will publish the missing volumes from its incomplete manga series online.
The majority of its original manga series were suspended last year when the company went through some major restructuring.
The remaining volumes of these series will be posted free online, with a chapter released every week.
Tokyopop director of marketing Marco Pavia told Robot 6: "Last month at Comic-Con, we invited our creators to a summit, at which we let them know we'd begin to serialise these series on Tokyopop.com... We want to continue to give fans access to these talented creators and storytellers."
The serialisation will begin with Psy*Comm and Boys of Summer and continue with titles including Earthlight, Afterlife, Grand Theft Galaxy, We Shadows and Gyakushu.
The majority of its original manga series were suspended last year when the company went through some major restructuring.
The remaining volumes of these series will be posted free online, with a chapter released every week.
Tokyopop director of marketing Marco Pavia told Robot 6: "Last month at Comic-Con, we invited our creators to a summit, at which we let them know we'd begin to serialise these series on Tokyopop.com... We want to continue to give fans access to these talented creators and storytellers."
The serialisation will begin with Psy*Comm and Boys of Summer and continue with titles including Earthlight, Afterlife, Grand Theft Galaxy, We Shadows and Gyakushu.
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