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| Introducing Dimensional Manga | Fri, 15 Feb 2008 |
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To start a new manga publishing house in these difficult times is a laudable venture indeed and Dimensional Manga are to be applauded for their bravery in launching the OEM series ‘Demon Prince: Children of Gaia’ by Dil, with artwork by Philip Knott. ‘Demon Prince’ comes with a back-up campaign including downloadable full colour mobile phone pictures of all the characters, wallpaper, posters and online previews. A newsletter is also promised. This is OEL Manga (Original English Language Manga) or, as their publicity material describes it ‘manga for worldwide audiences’, If you are a fan of homegrown graphic novels drawn in manga style, then do drop by the website: www.dimensionalmanga.com to learn more about this project. Volume 1 is out this month at £7.99 with Volume 2 following very soon. Below is a quote from their official website explaining their intentions and the meaning behind the "Dimensional" word in their name: 'The characters do not drive the story, but rather the story drives the characters. This feature stops limitations that would have otherwise existed. For that reason this story will not go stale or limited. This brings about the possibility of 'morphic and multi-morphic' story telling, which are courtesy of fifth dimensional thinking.'
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