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I think this is pretty remarkable. Even if only a few of us know the language, we—if nothing else—gain another source to consult in case of doubt, and it’s professionally handled.Egmont Manga wrote:A milestone in German manga history!
The dilemma is known to most manga readers: Often it takes a long time before the Japanese original – whose individual chapters are usually published in regular magazines – becomes a German manga. That’s enough of that! In cooperation with Shogakukan, the publisher behind Gosho Aoyama’s mega-bestseller Detective Conan, we are starting the unique project Detektiv Conan WEEKLY from April 19, 2018 onwards.
The name says it all: Every Thursday we publish the latest, freshly translated chapter of Detective Conan as eManga – just one day after the release of the Japanese original! Do not wait any longer, but enjoy with the Japanese fans the brand new adventures of the little master detective! A true milestone in German manga history!
The Detektiv Conan WEEKLIES will be available wherever Egmont Manga eBooks are available (Amazon, iTunes, GoogleBooks and Kobo) – for just €0.99 per chapter!
