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February 6, 2023 by Sean Gaffney, Michelle Smith, Katherine Dacey, Ash Brown, Anna N and MJ 1 Comment

Pick of the Week: Get Up, Stand-Up

SEAN: Not a lot of must-buy titles for me this week, but I will say that if you never got the original manga, the box set of Wotakoi: Love Is Hard for Otaku looks like a great buy, and has a sticky notepad as a bonus.

MICHELLE: I’ll be checking out Show-ha Shoten!. It’s less that I’m into comedy duos and more that I’m into Takeshi Obata’s artwork, though.

KATE: I second Michelle’s recommendation: comedy tonight!

ASH: Likewise! As much as I enjoy Wotakoi, my pick this week goes to the debut of Show-ha Shoten! Though I’m unfamiliar with the author, I do find myself intrigued by the series’ premise and I’m definitely looking forward to Obata’s illustrations.

ANNA: Put me down for Show-ha Shoten! as well!

MJ: As a certified Takeshi Obata superfan, there is no other choice for me this week but Show-ha Shoten! I have been a diehard fan since Hikaru no Go, and I’m admittedly happy to see him working with a new writer, so count me IN for his beautiful work.

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  1. basket random says

    June 27, 2023 at 8:06 am

    My (very) limited exposure to the publishing industry tells me that books cannot simply be sent to bookstores. They have to be purchased by the stores first. So it’s not up to the bars to decide.

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