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Hetalia Axis Powers: Paint It, White!Hetalia Axis Powers: Paint It, White!
Innocent satire or something more dubious?
Fairy Tail vol. 1Fairy Tail vol. 1
The first 12 tales on Blu-ray/DVD
Giana Sisters DSGiana Sisters DS
Diamonds are a girl's best friend
The Live-Action TEKKEN FilmThe Live-Action TEKKEN Film
Well, that's one way to play it safe
Elfen LiedElfen Lied
More than just a splatter show
The Bizarre Politics of GasarakiThe Bizarre Politics of Gasaraki
Is this supposed to be entertaining?
Dark SoulsDark Souls
More than just a "hard" game
April 2012

Each issue of Otaku USA is loaded with reviews, features and interviews, but there's still a lot of great content that we can't fit in the print edition. That's where our website comes in, and as each issue debuts, you can find all the bonus articles right here. If you don't have the current issue, be sure to check it out at your favorite newsstand!


The Harsh Reality of Bakuman ContinuesThe Harsh Reality of Bakuman Continues
By Joseph Luster
In the latest issue of Otaku USA magazine, Erin Finnegan touched on what makes Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata's Bakuman such an enticing read. The creative team behind Death Note wastes no time sugar-coating the grueling process behind actually getting professional manga published in a legit magazine like Weekly Shonen Jump . Even with all the connections in the world, leads Moritaka Mashiro a...

The Hunter x Hunter Anime Fights On!The Hunter x Hunter Anime Fights On!
By Joseph Luster
In the latest issue of Otaku USA (on stands now), we boldly leap into the second attempt to animate Yoshihiro Togashi's Hunter x Hunter manga. It may seem like an odd choice to start from scratch—especially for those who already blazed through Nippon Animation's 62-episode adaptation, which aired in Japan from 1999-2001—but Madhouse Studio's take on the material is something for the Dragon Bal...

Golgo 13: Queen BeeGolgo 13: Queen Bee
By Daryl Surat
Don’t get me wrong: I love the Golgo 13 television series. The episodes are quite faithful adaptations of their source material. But in a sense, they just might be a little TOO faithful. That source material consists of Japanese comic books created by an assembly line of uncredited and virtually-anonymous artists serving as cogs in the Saito Productions machine whose purpose is to guarantee th...

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