AMBot | 08/07/2006 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
"TOKYOPOP has become known for nurturing new talent and developing authors, not least due to its excellent support and commitment to the artists. In the upcoming program, we will introduce you to two new artists with outstanding projects.
Natalie Wormsbecher, who gained fame through her short story "Robin" in Manga Fieber, Volume 2, will release her first book project, "Summer Rain," in February 2007. A preview of some chapters will be available as early as December 2006 in Manga Player at www.TOKYOPOP.de.
Keiko Ishiyama, a Japanese artist living in Düsseldorf, has given a refreshing new interpretation to some fairy tales by the Brothers Grimm and compiled them in "Grimms Manga," all while preserving the grim essence. This paperback is a gift for anyone who loves a fairytale touch!"
Natalie Wormsbecher, who gained fame through her short story "Robin" in Manga Fieber, Volume 2, will release her first book project, "Summer Rain," in February 2007. A preview of some chapters will be available as early as December 2006 in Manga Player at www.TOKYOPOP.de.
Keiko Ishiyama, a Japanese artist living in Düsseldorf, has given a refreshing new interpretation to some fairy tales by the Brothers Grimm and compiled them in "Grimms Manga," all while preserving the grim essence. This paperback is a gift for anyone who loves a fairytale touch!"
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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