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Fanboy, Inc. is looking for arts for the upcoming projects. They need one female penciler with a shoujo manga influenced style and two inkers who will ink over

Many fans have inquired if and when there will be any new Slayers anime. It seems as though Slayers has faded away in Japan, along with its age

Following on the heels of the Blood: The Last Vampire theatrical film, Sony has announced two other elements of the multimedia “Blood Project.” The novel Blood: The Last

Mega Smegma! This isn’t vaguely anime related, but cool is still cool. The cult hit British sci-fi comedy TV series Red Dwarf is being made into a Hollywood

Question: What is going to happen to all the anime (Akira, Fist of the North Star and Crying Freeman) that was distributed by Orion/Streamline? Is there any word

The September issue of Newtype Magazine reveals the first published images & character designs from Metropolis, the entirely digital anime movie currently in production from Madhouse Studios, based

According to the two page cover story in Japan’s October issue of Newtype magazine, the Inu-Yasha television series will air its first episode on October 16 at 7

Anime on DVD has posted the guidelines for Media Blasters new Rurouni Kenshin fan art contest. All art must be completely original, and the winning submissions will be

Central Park Media has posted a new statement about the audio problems on the recent release of the Slayers DVD boxed set. “Our lengthy quality-control process was not

Noted American anime critic and fan Fred Patton has a very current and very informative article discussing the importation of anime into America in the current Animation World

ToyFare Magazine has published their list of the top 25 action figures ever in their October issue. “The list covers three decades of action figures,” said editor Douglas

Ain’t it Cool News has an early peak at the script for the Luc Besson (Fifth Element)/Jet Li feature Kiss of the Dragon. Also featured is a summary

Question: What is fan service? And a related question from a different reader, Which show has the most fan service?

The November issue of Toyfare Magazine includes some interesting Gundam broadcast news. As previously suspected, the original Gundam TV series (1979) is likely to debut on Cartoon Network

According to new information on-line, the DVD release of Princess Mononoke will feature English, French and the original Japanese audio dialogue tracks and English subtitles. The English and