Friday, May 28, 2010

Manga and More at the TC Newstands

Otaku USA is a thick, full-color magazine featuring comprehensive yet ultra-creative coverage of manga, anime, videogames and Japanese pop culture written from an American point of view. Published by Sovereign Media, the people who launched SCI FI, the official magazine of the Sci Fi channel, Otaku USA calls on Sovereign's knowledge of the passionate nich media marrketplace. Each issue of Otaku USA will be filled with coverage of the hottest new Manga, Anime releases, computer and board games, along with all the latest pop culture trnds and happenings right now in Japan.

Otaku USA also publishes 32 pages of the hottest manga previews and sample chapters from the top publishers, plus a full color, 2-sided oversize poster. Plus, every issue comes with an online entry code allowing you to access 2-3 full-length anime episodes, plus anime and game trailers, game demos, previews, and more! Each issue is over 150 pages, oversized at 9" x 10 7/8", glossy, big, brash, and colorful!

Heavy Metal has been known for it's high quality artwork since 1977. It should be noted that it is a magazine meant for adults, so there are graphic scenes portrayed within it at times. This month's issue features a full episode of Blondel and Brion's "The Epic of Gilgamesh: Uruk's Throne" as well as the work of Ben Otero, Dan Luvisi and more.





















There is a line in this issue, curated, about, dedicated to David Choe, that sums up not only his artistic genius and style, not just his unparalleled energy and gift, and not just celebrity status has one of the most dynamic and sought after contemporary artists of his time: "Dave had turned hanging out with his friends into an art project." And that is why you, me, us, or anyone who has been a fan of David Choe has a story to tell, and lucky for everyone, we have over 170 pages of David Choe storytelling time in this May 2010 issue of Juxtapoz. Not only that, but we got Dave to give us 5 different covers to span the globe, so the quest is on to to find all 5 covers in a bookstore and webstore nearest you. Did we mention the free poster? There is one of those, too. Plus stories from Eric Nakumura of Giant Robot, PM Tenore of RVCA, Bobby Hundreds, FriendsWithYou, Mickey Avalon, Sasha Grey, Jason Jaworski, Harry Kim, Die Antwoord, and David Choe himself.




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