Nakama Press is a brand new all-ages manga imprint from Mad Cave Studios
Aug. 20, 2024The publisher will focus on manga from around the world
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Indie publisherMad Cave Studioshas announced the formation of a new all-ages manga imprint, according to a news storyby Popverse. Nakama Press is dedicated to publishing original manga from different countries – the imprint is reportedly planning to release manga, manhwa (Korean manga), manhua (Chinese manga), and manfra (French manga), as well as some licensed titles. It will focus on both indie creators as well as previously established studios, such as Gatchaman creators Tatsunoko Production.
“Our mission with Nakama Press is to connect readers with stories that resonate universally, transcending cultural boundaries,” said Mad Cave Studios president Mark Irwin. “We believe in the power of storytelling to bring people together, and Nakama Press is our way of celebrating that through the incredible world of manga and graphic novels.”
“We have an amazing team of creators and editors who bring different voices and perspectives to our projects,” Irwin continued. “Nakama Press celebrates that and offers readers a rich tapestry of stories that entertain, inspire, and resonate deeply with audiences worldwide.”
If you’re wondering about the meaning of the name, Nakama (仲間) can be translated to “friend,” “colleague,” “compatriot,” or “comrade.”
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