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The first episode of Regalia: The Three Sacred Stars aired on the 7th. The first episode of Qualidea Code aired two days later.

Toledo, Ohio’s annual Glass City Con has invited me to return this year as a guest presenter. This year I’ll be hosting four audio-visual lecture panels: Defining the

Stranger Comics has launched a Kickstarter campaign to sell an exclusive advance variant edition of the first issue of its American comic book adaptation of the unpublished Hideyuki

Regrettably, I don’t live in the UK, so I won’t be able to see this theatrical re-release, although I did see the film theatrically in 1986. I’m pretty

Yesterday at Megacon in Orlando I had the opportunity to briefly meet Ryo Horikawa, the voice actor behind Dragon Ball’s Vegeta. He was especially friendly, and the limited

53-year-old Eisner award winning comic artist Darwyn Cooke passed away this morning due to cancer. Donations in memoriam may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society and Hero

Rolling Stone Magazine has published a glowing introduction to Cinelicious Pics’ domestic remaster & re-release of director Eiichi Yamamoto’s eclectic & acclaimed 1973 Animerama movie Kanashimi no Belladonna

Question: What would you say are the top Precure series overall? Which would you recommend most out of the ones since Heartcatch, as that’s the last one I

The Kickstarter funded sci-fi action OVA Under the Dog has released a new trailer.

CNN has published a two-minute long look into the workings of Tokyo-based anime production studio Polygon Pictures

“What would happen if someone were to watch the cursed video tape from The Ring inside the house from The Grudge? That’s the core premise of Sadako vs

As soon as the Deadpool movie broke box office records, pundits began predicting Hollywood’s kneejerk reaction. Producer Roy Lee announcing that the prospective American Death Note movies will

The Robot Japan fan site today hosted an exhibit of the vintage Japanese robot toys owned by the site’s management. The “Robot Japan Art and Social Event” held

As written by New York Magazine, “But, as the internet is finding out today, tanuki are real, and they’re spectacularly cute.” Wait a minute! Was there ever, even