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From Crunchyroll: Seven Seas Entertainment continues to announced new manga licenses.
From ChristianPost: In Japan, "scanners" of the manga "One Piece" have been arrested and charged with copyright infringement.
From SoraNews24: There is a new manga trying to explain President of Russia, Vladimir Putin.
From BleedingCool: Why can't Marvel keep politics out of its comics... and that is not quite what it seems.
From BleedingCool: DC Comics reveals more "Justice League" movie variant covers.
From BleedingCool: The news and gossip site begins your "Marvel Legacy" spoilers.
From ComicBookBin: New Johnny Bullet episode #136 in English.
From ComicBookBin: New Johnny Bullet episode #136 in French.
From ComicBookBin: Johnny Bullet episode #135 in English.
From ComicBookBin: Johnny Bullet episode #135 in French.
From Crunchyroll: For the 40th anniversary of the "Galaxy Express 999" manga, there will be a stage adaptation of the manga.
From TheNewPaper: There is a new online course for budding anime and manga artists.
From THR: IDW Publishing will publish a "Stretch Armstrong" related to a new Netflix animated series, "Stretch Armstrong and the Flex Fighters."
From PreviewsWorld: New Bernie Wrightson art book coming from Hermes Press.
From ComicBook: Eiichiro Oda wants to end his "One Piece" manga as soon as possible.
From Newsarama: The "Guardians of the Galaxy" manga makes its debut as digital comic on the "Manga Box" app.
From BleedingCool: Mark Waid to attempt to have a "civil conversation" about diversity at Baltimore Comic Con 2017.
From BleedingCool: Maybe Marvel's "Secret Empire" is not over.
From BleedingCool: Marvel Comics solicitations through Diamond Comics Distributors for December 2017.
From TheRiderNews: "Superb" is a new superhero comic book in which the lead character has Down Syndrome.
From BleedingCool: Adam Hughes will draw the main cover of the DC Comics/Archie Comics crossover, "Harley & Ivy Meet Betty & Veronica."
From BleedingCool: "The Walking Dead #175" is a solo Negan issue.
From Forward: This week sees the debut of an official comic book adaptation of "The Diary of Anne Frank."
From Forward: Judith Jones, the editor who discovered Anne Franks' diary, died August 1, 2017. She was 93.
From BleedingCool: A surprise character from Deadpool's debut may return for Marvel Legacy.
From SoraNews24: One Piece manga creator, Eiichiro Oda, claims that seven villains have forced him to extend the series far longer than he intended.
From Fansided: Tony Moore, the original artist on "The Walking Dead" comic book, recreates an iconic Neegan scene that he was not around to draw.
From Crunchyroll: Shuuichi Shigeno, the creator of the "Initial D" manga, launches a new manga, "MF Ghost."
From TheSignal: The Santa Clarita Valley newspaper notices when a local guy creates his own comic book, "Zalaan Wars" by A.J. Wedding.
From BleedingCool: Dennis O'Neil will return to writing Batman for the "DC Universe Holiday Special #1."
From ExpressUK: Here is the new movie Hellboy.
From BleedingCool: IDW is rebooting "30 Days of Night" with writer Steve Niles. Ben Templesmith, the original series artist, will return as cover artist along with original series cover artist, Ashley Wood.
From BleedingCool: Marvel Two-in-One with Chip Zdarsky as writer and Jim Cheung as artist.
From BleedingCool: IDW's Hasbro (GI Joe, Transformers) event title, "First Strike," will yield a new series, "Scarlett's Strike Force."
From ComicBookBin: New Johnny Bullet episode #134 in English.
From ComicBookBin: New Johnny Bullet episode #134 in French.
From TheWrap: The influential comic book writer and editor Len Wein has died. He was 69. He co-created the character Wolverine with artist John Romita. He revived the X-Men for Marvel Comics in the mid-1970s, launching the version of the team that became a multi-billion dollar franchise. He co-created the character Swamp Thing with artist Berni Wrightson (who also died this year). Wein edited writer Alan Moore's run on Swamp Thing and Moore and Dave Gibbons comic book, "Watchmen."
From PasteMagazine: Warren Ellis and Bryan Hill talk to Paste about the upcoming "Michael Cray," comic book from DC Comics that is part of "Wildstorm" reboot. Includes preview art.
From SouthEssexCollege: This college is giving Warren Ellis an honorary doctorate.
From BleedingCool: New speculation over future "Young Animal" comics from DC Comics.
From Negromancer: At Rose City Comic Con, Image Comics announces a new comic book, "Bitter Root," from David Walker, Chuck Brown, and Sanford Greene
From BleedingCool: "Guardians of the Galaxy" is now a manga, "Guardians of the Galaxy: Galaxy Rush."
From BleedingCool: Arrests were made of people scanning and uploading pages of the "One Piece" manga.
From Slate: Tom King would like to stay with Batman for 100 issues. [If he maintains the quality of his writing, he can stay 300 issues. -Ed]
From BleacherReport: A discussion of WWE comic books.
From BleedingCool: Retailers will be able to sell the "Dark Knight III" hardcover early.
From WeGotThisCovered: Another article about Marvel Comics' woes, and "diversity characters" (meaning African-American characters) are blamed.
From BleedingCool: The 2017 Joe Shuster Awards were announced on Friday, September 1, 2017. First established is 2004, the Joe Shuster Awards serve to recognize the works of Canadians, published at home or abroad, for their outstanding achievements in the creation of comic books, graphic novels, and webcomics. The awards are named after pioneering Canadian artist Joe Shuster, who created Superman with Jerry Siegel.
From StudyGroupComics: Jim Rugg is on the "Process Party" podcast.
From ComicBookBin: New Johnny Bullet episode #133 - in English - the pantomime story arc begins!
From ComicBookBin: New Johnny Bullet episode #133 - in French
From BleedingCool: Kirby Genesis, the creation of "Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers" and "Silver Star."
From MangaTokyo: Comparing the "Kuroko's Basketball" manga and anime.
From ICv2: Geoff Johns reveals DC Comics' "Doomsday Clock #1" covers.
From YahooNews: What does the return of the real Captain America mean for the future of Marvel Comics?
From NewRepublic: August 28th, 2017 would have been Jack Kirby's 100th birthday. Jeet Heer offers this profile, "Jack Kirby, the Unknown King."
From ComicsBulletin: Top 10 thoughts on Jack Kirby.
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