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	ComicsOne - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		ComicsOne was an American publisher of manga, manhwa (Korean manga), and manhua (Chinese manga) which was established in 1999.
		ComicsOne also served as the distributor for videos and merchandise related to its licensed titles.
		On March 25, 2005, industry website ICv2.com reported that DrMaster, ComicsOne's Asian printer, took over the publication of ComicsOne's manga titles, though not the manhwa and manhua titles.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/ComicsOne (110 words)

	ComicsOne Launches Source Site For Japanese Comics Online
		ComicsOne will appeal to potential comic book readers with a blend of domestic and imported properties that will appeal to the wide interests of a mainstream audience.
		ComicsOne will have a major impact on the online bookselling industry, which is expected to grow to 4.9 Billion by 2003 by creating new standards in content, distribution, and readership.
		ComicsOne Corporation (http://www.comicsone.com), is a new venture dedicated to bringing Japanese and US comic books and comics-related properties to a wider American audience through innovative means of content and delivery.
	www.urlwire.com /newsarchive/100900.html (893 words)

	AnimeOnDVD.com - 2004 Year In Review
		ComicsOne has to be the most unlucky studio in the business.
		With that in mind, ComicsOne is really an indicator of what how the middle road of the manga industry has had difficulty firmly establishing itself in the last few years.
		ComicsOne was in trouble at the start of the year, had a studio spin-off from it already (HK Comics) and is helping another one (Infinity was founded by a C1 translator).
	www.animeondvd.com /specials/year-in-review/2004/2004comicsone.php (1292 words)

	AnimeNation Anime Forums - Has anyone ever read a manhua?
		ComicsOne further broadens their line of Kung Fu comics with two new gorgeous, full-color action-packed comic series from renowned comic creator Andy Seto.
		ComicsOne Corporation (www.comicsone.com), is a publisher dedicated to bringing Asian graphic novels and related properties to a wider American audience through innovative means of content and delivery.
		ComicsOne publishes comics that attract a broad range of readers and interests, as well as satisfy longtime fans of the medium.
	www.animenation.net /forums/showthread.php?t=166987 (1294 words)

	Please Teacher! - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Note: This particular translation can be potentially misleading, as it may be misinterpreted to mean something along the lines of "satisfy teacher," when the Japanese word "onegai" means "please" as in "please and thank you." The title of the series is sometimes also shortened to 'OneTea'.
		The English language version the manga, released as Onegai Teacher, is published by DrMaster, formerly by ComicsOne.
		DrMaster also publishes the Onegai Teacher novel, written by Gō Zappa, which (somewhat loosely) follows and expands on the events of the anime series, since it covers most (if not all) of the written episodes for the anime that, in the end, didn't make it.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Onegai_Teacher (930 words)

	Sugoi-Con - ComicOne (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		ComicsOne is trying a new approach to the idea of getting manga to fans without using ink and paper.
		ComicsOne will distribute some samples in that format, but they're planning to sell their books online in a proprietary format.
		Anthony Shumkas of ComicsOne is worried about piracy on the Internet and its potential to swipe profits from companies that want to build electronic distribution of entertainment, and he wants to avoid that problem for his new company.
	www.fansview.com /2000k/sgp07.htm (273 words)

	Animefringe: Features: ComicsOne: The Digital Revolution
		ComicsOne is a site that sprang up to fill a void in the manga market that didn't exist prior to electronic versions of books appearing online.
		ComicsOne launched on October 10, 2000 and now has over 27 manga titles both on the net and in print form.
		ComicsOne: ComicsOne noticed that one of the major downfalls of the comics industry is the limited distribution.
	www.animefringe.com /magazine/01.08/feature/4/index.php3 (802 words)

	[KFCC] Jason Aiken Column
		When Comicsone, a small upstart manga company began translating and releasing STORMRIDERS in America, my prayers were answered.
		Comicsone is restarting the numbering and has added the INVADING SUN subtitle to the book.
		If you are looking to sample some issues, go to the Comicsone site and download their free sample chapters and see if you like it.
	www.kfccinema.com /column/ridingthestorm/ridingthestorm.html (859 words)

	Anime News Network - Anime Expo - ComicsOne & Infinity Studios
		Anime News Network staff were not able to attend the ComicsOne panel, however ComicsOne marketing manager Nicole Curry has provided us with some details from the panel.
		ComicsOne and Infinity Studios are working on the Peigenz (Pagans) manwha series together.
		It was also mentioned at the panel that ComicsOne has acquired the license for the Infinite Ryvius manga.
	www.animenewsnetwork.com /convention.php?id=176 (129 words)

	COMICON.com: CROUCHING TIGER, COMICSONE?
		ComicsOne already a leading source of Eastern comics is expanding yet again to bring a fan favorite series to the West.
		ComicsOne is very excited to have this opportunity.
		Liked the movie, like the quality of Comicsone's Storm Riders, this looks to be of the same quality, looks like I'll be getting it.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=36&t=000007 (1438 words)

	Zhang Ziyi CSC: News: Nov '03
		Hong Kong comic company ComicsOne has just announced the highly anticipated release of their graphic novel based on Zhang Yimou's Oscar-nominated Chinese epic Hero.
		Release of the manga is set for a February 2004 release, followed a few short months later by the North American release of the film, co-starring Zhang Ziyi, by Miramax Films.
		ComicsOne's plans for their newest manga were first announced at a press conference attended by director Zhang Yimou and well-known Hong Kong comic artist and author Ma Wing-Shing (also authored Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon Manga) in August 2002 and reported here.
	csc.ziyi.org /news/nov03.html (723 words)

	Sequential Tart: Spotlight On ... ComicsOne (vol VII/iss 1/January 2004)
		ComicsOne first appeared on the scene in 1999.
		But that's not all — ComicsOne also publishes horror manga (Devil in the Water and Junji Ito's Tomie and Flesh Colored Horror), romance (Lucky Star), and comedies (My Sassy Girl).
		Sequential Tart spoke with ComicsOne Editor-in-Chief Shawn Sanders about his goals for the company in the new year.
	www.sequentialtart.com /archive/jan04/art_0104_6.shtml (794 words)

	DreamWave Folds; ComicsOne, Too? - 1/17/2005 - Publishers Weekly
		In separate developments, DreamWave Productions, a Toronto comics publisher, has ceased operation; and ComicsOne, a California manga publisher, is also shutting down—at least for a while—while transferring the rights to its most popular titles to a new house.
		ComicsOne was founded in 1999 by Robin Kuo, a wireless gaming entrepreneur and manga lover.
		Details about the relationship between ComicsOne and a new publishing company called DrMaster that will take over many of its titles, remains sketchy.
	www.publishersweekly.com /article/CA496791.html?pubdate=1/17/2005&display=archive (353 words)

	Mae Mai: Manga vs. Manhua
		I know that ComicsOne is officially defunct now, but just to add a different side to the whole manga/comics debate, here's an interesting excerpt from the article Crouching Tiger, Hidden Demand:
		Not only were Chinese comics available, but their sensibility, aesthetics, and pacing were so distinct from the manga style that Kuo and ComicsOne editor Sean Sanders became convinced that theirs was an untapped cultural niche.
		We are the official merchandise store for DrMaster Publications Inc. You can also find all books published by ComicsOne Publications here as we do carry their books.
	silpayamanant.blogspot.com /2005/09/manga-vs-manhua.html (325 words)

	Anime News Network - Press Release (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		San Jose, CA — June 23, 2004 ComicsOne brings two new manga titles to the U.S. — Yu Aikawa’s zombie-infested Dark Edge and Towa Oshima’s humorous real-life chronicles in High School Girls.
		Based on the author’s own real life experiences this is one manga you don’t want to miss.
		With over 50 series in ebook and hardcopy format to choose from ComicsOne has something for everyone.
	www.animenewsnetwork.com /pressrelease.php?id=429 (456 words)

	Mangamaniacs Review: Onegai Teacher by Shizuru Hayashiya & Please! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		My one complaint is that the pages are very busy, crammed full of characters and activity and speech balloons and sound effects, and I wish Hayashiya would have opened up the layout every now and then to let his very appealing artwork breathe a little.
		ComicsOne has done a nice job with their English language presentation of this manga.
		The artwork is reproduced very cleanly, and they even did a good job with the logo design, keeping the look and feel of the original cover while accomodating the differences in language.
	www.mangamaniacs.org /reviews/onegai.shtml (823 words)

	Mangamaniacs Review: Kazan by Gaku Miyao (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		His action sequences are very creative, using Kazan's eagle friend Kamushin and his unusual weapon (an ornate knife with a rope tied to it) to set up some clear but surprising visuals that display more style than your average action manga.
		ComicsOne has done a mostly adequate job with their translation, although like many lower-budget manga companies they have chosen to use verbs (like "push" and "walk") as sound effects.
		That, and one page late in the volume that was clearly not flipped before translation, are my only complaints about the presentation.
	www.mangamaniacs.org /reviews/kazan.shtml (791 words)

	Worlds Within Worlds...
		I need to add my voice to those that'll be really sad if the rumors of ComicsOne dying come to pass.
		Something that isn't exactly encouraging is this site, which is selling ComicsOne manga at insane discounts.
		It doesn't actually say anywhere on the site who is in charge, but ComicsOne is prominently mentioned on the home page, and there is no manga from any other companies on it.
	shawnfumo.blogspot.com /2004/11/comicsone-rumors-and-super-cheap-manga.html (276 words)

	Comic Book Resources - Comic Book News, Reviews and Commentary - Updated Daily!
		It's old school/new school time again on Manga Island, just as school lets out across the country and on the Island itself (my wife just graduated with her Masters and so we have time to catch up on things that have washed ashore on all parts of Manga Island!).
		I was first exposed to the series through the OAV (Original Video Animation) series in the 90s, and was very happy when the now defunct ComicsOne took a chance translating the manga from the late 60s/early 70s.
		Although the books are flipped from their original right to left reading style, and some of the names are changed from the original (their leader, Hiba remains the same, while the character Hebopi is renamed "Hippy Tom"), overall the presentation is solid and crisp.
	www.comicbookresources.com /columns/index.cgi?column=cmi&article=2480 (1528 words)

	Anime News Service - May 29-31 Anime News
		The licensing of a second Kung Fu masterpiece has firmly established ComicsOne as the leading producer of Kung Fu comics for American audiences.
		"ComicsOne is aggressively seeking to be the leader in Kung Fu comics.
		Over the next few months, ComicsOne plans to launch an entire line of Kung Fu comics in order to capitalize on the success of Storm Riders and the prospective success of Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre.
	www.animenewsservice.com /archives/may30.htm (5193 words)

	Shaolin Soccer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Official Press Release San Jose, CA - June 30, 2003 ComicsOne, America's favorite publisher of Hong Kong Kung Fu comics has recently announced the acquisition of yet another movie property for comic adaptation - Shaolin Soccer!
		At the creative helm of this action packed adventure is Hong Kong's Andy Seto of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and Saint Legend fame.
		About ComicsOne Corporation ComicsOne Corporation, is a publisher dedicated to bringing Asian graphic novels and related properties to a wider American audience through innovative means of content and delivery.
	www.countingdown.com /movies/456255?item_id=3124047&print=1 (423 words)

	The Forums for DrMaster Fans :: View topic - update
		Sorry, no decision makers will be visiting the boards, but I've been assured that they'll give me all the information they can in order to answer your questions.
		This decision was based on either the sales figures from ComicsOne or contract disagreements.
		Comicsone did lots of advertisement in Diamonds previews - often 1 to 2 full page ads for new titles.
	forum.drmasterbooks.com /viewtopic.php?t=551&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=15 (2286 words)

	Love Manga » ComicsOne (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		We’ve lost a fair few good titles with the closure of Comicsone which we will now never see the end of, but I hoped that The Four Constables wouldn’t become one of them; and it looked touch and go at one point on the Dr Master Forums.
		I am very very happy that 1 title has been picked up from the remains of ComicsOne outside of the handful that DrMasters has claimed, but what impressed me the most was Infinity Studios willingness to go back and reprint the first 5 volumes before continuing with the series where ComicsOne left off.
		That is a fairly risky gamble and for their sake (if all what is said in the press release is true) I hope it is one that pays off.
	www.lovemanga.co.uk /category/manga-publishers/comicsone (2647 words)

	Anime on DVD
		The hilarious story, fascinating relationships, and wonderful art is what we think manga is all about.
		With Bandai's simultaneous release of the Anime, there is no doubt in any of the staff of ComicsOnes' minds that this title is ready to explode into instant American fandom." - ComicsOne Editor, Mark Fujita.
		Together, Bandai Entertainment and ComicsOne are planning a very aggressive cross promotion campaign for both the anime and manga series.
	www.animeondvd.com /news/pr.php?pr_view=171 (624 words)

	SNK vs Capcom SVC Chaos Comic in stores this week - Shoryuken Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Well, it seems whatever issues Comicsone had with Capcom about this book being released here has been resolved.
		It's going to retail at $13.95 and is going to be the size of a graphic novel, like Comicsone usually does.
		And it's the first time KOF characters appear in a comic in English, until Comicsone drops the Hong Kong KOF 2003 comic that is.
	www.shoryuken.com /forums/showthread.php?p=2102339 (2483 words)

	Have Ma, will travel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Now Ma, the chief artist of Fengyun, is ready to win fans beyond the boundaries of Chinatowns in Melbourne or New York City.
		He has recently signed a deal with America's ComicsOne Corporation to translate and reprint his 500,000 copies-selling martial arts series for release in North America.
		And if that is not enough to satisfy the fans, there is the new 40-episode Storm Riders serial, which will be showing in Hong Kong, Taiwan, China, and Singapore soon.
	www.wittyworld.com /articles/havemaLim.html (323 words)

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