Nine years after the end of Love Hina, Ken Akamatsu has decided to publish a small one-shot manga romantic comedy in the next issue of the Weekly Shonen Magazine. The one-shot will include six full-color pages and Naru Keitarō, however no details beyond that are scarce. This also coincides with Chapter 300 years of Negima!, Other work of Ken. [click to continue…]
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Our story begins in Anaheim, California. 1961. in the shadows of “The Happiest Place on Earth ‘forms a family tragedy generations. Pryzkinds, and his six co-legged inhabitants, struggling to survive the horrors of daily life in the crime filled streets of a neighborhood suburban decline. Terrance Zdunich paints a chilling picture molting, a twelve-part saga of the comic that explores the human condition through the life of a dysfunctional family. [click to continue…]
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Researchers at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine have identified a subgroup of patients with necrotizing myopathy with novel specificity of autoantibodies that makes them potential candidates for immunosuppressive therapy. The full study is published in the September issue of Arthritis & Rheumatism, a journal of the American College of Rheumatology. [click to continue…]
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After shooting a vague dream child in “Wonderland” and contains the name “Alice”, which is the primary requirement in the game of “kill the white rabbit.” In a crazy story where common sense is not applied and everything is subject to the rules of the game and commands the Queen of Hearts, Alice decides to take the gun in his hand. [click to continue…]
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Comic art has been liberated from the confines of the printed page; despite its cult status is now proud to regular bread art gallery. But House Gallery at the pump is exploring the next steps for Hypercomics own way with an exhibition that explores the new world of interactive reader options, multiple stories and perspectives on the same person, place or event. [click to continue…]
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