Derived JoJo runs on Mag fashion women

Hirohiko Araki will draw a one-shot manga derived on the character of JoJo Bizarre Adventure for the edition of October of the wife of spur magazine fashion magazine, which will be sent on 23 August.

The manga full color will revolve around Rohan Kishibe, a fictional manga Creator who appears in the fourth part of JoJo's bizarre adventure and other works of Araki. Few years after his trip to the Louvre Museum in Paris (as recounted in Araki Rohan manga project au Louvre), heads of Rohan to Florence with the memory of his grandmother bag in hand.

This will be the first work of Araki in the women's fashion magazine. More details about the manga will be provided in the September issue of spur on Saturday.

This year, Araki celebrates 30 years as a manga creator and the 25th anniversary of JoJo Bizarre Adventure. The eighth part of the strange adventure of JoJo, Jojolion, released in Shueisha's Ultra Jump magazine in May. VIZ Media published the volume of the manga in North America the past 16th December, and Super Techno Arts unveiled series version anime original video until that arose a controversy over a picture of the Qur'an in the sixth episode.

Source: Natalie Comic

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Total derived from panic novel Metal project begins this summer (updated)

The band of jacket wraparound in new volumes of Full Metal Panic! Sigma manga announced that the imprint of Fujimi Fantasia Bunko of Kadokawa will release a new Full Metal Panic! design of novel of spin this summer. The previously disclosed collection of Full Metal Panic! Stories will be also published in the same period. The history of the new draft of novel laying down more than a decade after the story in the original series.

Shoji Gatoh, the author of the original Full Metal Panic! series of novels, written and had supervised the new draft of the novel, but Naoto Oguro write the actual text. Shikidouji is reprising his role as the illustrator of the novel, and Kanetake Ebikawa is contributing to the mechanical designs. Gatoh indicated in January that "a small interesting project related Full Metal is in the works".

Last June, the American publisher Tokyopop revealed their plans to publish the volumes fourth and fifth of the original Full Metal Panic! series of novels in 2011. TOKYOPOP includes two volumes in a book in February before announcing that it will close its American publication operations this month. Full Metal Panic! It focuses on a group of mercenaries called Mithril in a parallel Earth in which did not end the cold war in 1991. The main final volumes in the original series sent in Japan last summer.

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