Author: John

Veteran Japanese actor Haruo Nakajima passed away today, August 7, 2017, at the age of 88. One of Nakajima’s earliest roles was a bit part in Akira Kurosawa’s

Question: Could you provide a context for this animation, just to know its significance among anime titles? Answer: To address the initial question first, Children of Ether is

Question: I hear that Crunchyroll is partnering whit NBCUniversal to make anime. Some people are saying that anime as we know now will be changed, Americanized, like IGPX.

The seventh Glass City anime convention will be held this coming Saturday & Sunday at the Seagate Convention Centre in Toledo, Ohio. This year’s guests of honor include

A close friend and member of my now long defunct local anime fan club, along with his business partner, have now opened their new tabletop gaming/collectable toys store

On March 26, 1994, I began writing rough drafts and notes for my original anime-inspired novel Bloody Angel. Twenty-three years later, I’m happy to say that I’ve finally

French animation studio Ankama yesterday released a new trailer for Mutafukaz, its collaboration with Japanese anime production Studio 4°C, an adaptation of French artist Run’s graphic novel of

While I’m a day late on the news, I’m still just as excited over DiscoTek’s acquisition of domestic DVD/BD release rights to Madhouse’s 2008 television series Kaiba and

Beloved actor Adam West passed away yesterday, June 10, 2017, after battling leukemia. West is best known for starring as Batman in the 1966-1968 television series and for

My “season pass” for this summer & fall’s G-Kids & Fathom Events Studio Ghibli Fest screenings arrived today. My Neighbor Totoro will be screened in limited American theatrical

At the Orlando Megacon convention this morning, I purchased a card-sized original illustration of Kiki from pro comic artist Katie Cook (Spider-Verse, Gotham Academy, My Little Pony). The

Netflix has released the first trailer for its Castlevania animated series. The series is scheduled to premiere on July 7 as the first of four 30-minute “season one”

Gene was sorting old documents and found some of the Miami Guns localization materials which he subsequent gave to me today. Photocopies of the original Japanese ADR scripts:

Paramount domestic distribution chief Kyle Davies has told CBS News that he believes widespread charges of whitewashing partially impacted the box office underperformance of director Rupert Sanders’ American

I’m amused by Beyblade Burst God’s halfhearted effort to propose that playing with spinning tops is a genuine athletic sport rather than a hobby.