“Y” is for…
It’s technically shônen, but “Y” titles are thin on the ground, this one’s all about gender identity, and I love Ai Morinaga:
What are some of your favorite shôjo and sunjeong titles that start with the letter “Y”?
“Y” is for…
It’s technically shônen, but “Y” titles are thin on the ground, this one’s all about gender identity, and I love Ai Morinaga:
What are some of your favorite shôjo and sunjeong titles that start with the letter “Y”?
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On the BL front, I’m going to put in a bid for You Will Fall In Love / You Will Drown In Love, on the grounds that I love Hinako Takanaga.
How about a license request?
Tsukuba Sakura, the mangaka of Penguin Revolution and Land of the Blindfolded, has an ongoing series called Yoroshiku Master. It’s about a girl who is a Santa and a boy who’s her reindeer. Really.
“Yoroshiku Master”
I second this. It’s a cute series 🙂
JRB: I’m only surprised that the first yaoi pitch wasn’t for Yellow, but all are welcome. Maybe I should do the yaoi alphabet next.
RIJ: License requests are always welcome, especially if it involves Sakura and the Japanese take on Christmas.
I think Your & My Secret might really be shoujo, though I was campaigning for its shounen-ness for a time myself. It looks, though, that it ran in the now-defunct Comic Blade Zebel, then switched to Comic Blade Avarus, both of which are listed by Comipedia as shoujo magazines.
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“JRB: I’m only surprised that the first yaoi pitch wasn’t for Yellow, but all are welcome. Maybe I should do the yaoi alphabet next.”
Meh, I wasn’t taken by Yellow. I’m like the only raving fujoshi in the world who doesn’t care for Makoto Tateno.
And a yoi alphabet would be great, but haven’t we hit most of the high points already? 😉
You know, I really enjoy The Young Magician. It would probably make a better prose novel than a manga because of how long it takes everything to come together. Unfortunately, it doesn’t look like it’ll ever be finished.
Your Lover from Netcomics is a good one, too.