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MMF November 2012: A Thankful Manga Feast
Wednesday [Appetizers]
Thursday [Main Course]
- Justin at The Organization of Anti-Social Geniuses presents Happy Thanksgiving: This Genius Tells You 10 Manga He’s Thankful For
- Tony Yao at Manga Therapy presents a slightly-subversive but precisely on topic “Manga I’m Thankful For”
- Animemiz submits a A Moment of Being Thankful Post
- Aaron at Manga Energy has a second submission, Thank You For Existing: An Appreciation of Some Manga Characters
- A Thanksgiving Message from Manga Bookshelf where Melinda Beasi takes the time to thank all her readers and contributors. This was not submitted to me to be part of the MMF but the message is so heartfelt and so on-topic I just had to include it.
- My Daily Diary Post: Seldom Has So Much Been Owed by So Many to So Few
- Lori Henderson at Manga Xanadu with thanks for comic shops, publishers, and fellow bloggers.
- Amy, Lori, and Alex at Manga Village all share what manga they are thankful for this year.
- Ash Brown at Experiments in Manga also submits A Note of Thanks for Wandering Son
- And my final thanks: Thank You to All Participants and Readers
An index and permanent archive of links to reviews, essays, and interviews from the Manga Moveable Feast focused on Kaoru Mori’s Emma (CMX).
Reviews
- Garrett Albright of Yen Plus Info.
- Brigid Alverson of MangaBlog [see also vols 1-3, 4-7, and Shirley]
- Johanna Draper Carlson at Comics Worth Reading [see also reviews of vols 8, 9, and 10]
- Katherine Dacey at The Manga Critic
- Lori Henderson at Manga Xanadu
- Wilma Jandoc of The Honolulu Star Bulletin
- Rob McMonigal at Panel Patter [see also 2, 3, 4, 5, and Emma at the Halfway Point]
- Lissa Pattillo at Kuriosity [see also 1, 2]
- Khursten Santos of Otaku Champloo
- Michelle Smith at Soliloquy in Blue
- Eva Volin & Robin Brenner at Good Comics for Kids
- David Welsh of The Manga Curmudgeon [see also Untidy Endings]
- Jason S. Yadao of the Star-Bulletin’s Otaku Ohana
- Emma Daily Diary: Volume One
- Emma Daily Diary: Volume Two
- Emma Daily Diary: Volume Three
- Emma Daily Diary: Volume Four
- Emma Daily Diary: Volume Five
- Emma Daily Diary: Volume Six
- Emma Daily Diary Special: The Emmaverse
- Emma Daily Diary: Volumes Seven and Ten
Related Posts
[thanks goes out to Kate Dacey for archiving a complete list at The Manga Critic, which I shamelessly copied.]
February 2010: Sexy Voice and Robo (David Welsh, The Manga Curmudgeon)
March 2010: Emma (Matt Blind, Rocket Bomber)
April 2010: Mushishi (Ed Sizemore, Comics Worth Reading)
May 2010: To Terra (Kate Dacey, The Manga Critic)
June 2010: The Color Trilogy (Melinda Beasi, Manga Bookshelf)
July 2010: Paradise Kiss (Michelle Smith, Soliloquy in Blue)
August 2010: Yotsuba&! (Robin Brenner, Good Comics for Kids)
September 2010: Afterschool Nightmare (Sean Gaffney, A Case Suitable for Treatment)
December 2010: One Piece (David Welsh, The Manga Curmudgeon)
January 2011: Karakuri Odette (Anna Neatrour, Manga Report)
February 2011: Barefoot Gen (Sam Kusek, A Life in Panels)
March 2011: Aqua and Aria (Linda Yau, Animemiz’s Scribblings)
April 2011: Rumiko Takahashi (Rob McMonigal, Panel Patter)
May 2011: Cross Game (Derik Badman, The Panelists)
June 2011: Wild Adapter (Melinda Beasi and Michelle Smith, Manga Bookshelf)
July 2011: Fruits Basket (David Welsh, The Manga Curmudgeon)
August 2011: Fumi Yoshinaga (Kristin Bomba, Comic Attack!)
September 2011: Love Hina (Jason Green, PLAYBACK:stl)
October 2011: Horror manga (Lori Henderson, Manga Xanadu)
November 2011: Natsume Ono (Alexander Hoffman, Manga Widget)
December 2011: Sailor Moon (Sean Gaffney, A Case Suitable for Treatment)
January 2012: Usamaru Furuya (Ash Brown, Experiments in Manga)
February 2012: Osamu Tezuka (Kate Dacey, The Manga Critic)
March 2012: Jiro Taniguchi (Johanna Draper Carlson and Ed Sizemore, Manga Worth Reading)
April 2012: VIZ Signature (Kate Dacey, The Manga Critic)
May 2012: Oishinbo and Food Manga (Khursten Santos, Otaku Champloo)
June 2012: Takehiko Inoue (Michelle Smith, Soliloquy in Blue, and Anna Neatrour, Manga Report)
July 2012: CLAMP (Melinda Beasi, Manga Bookshelf)
August 2012: Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service (Phillip, Eeeper’s Choice Podcast)
September 2012: Shojo Beat (Anna Neatrour, Manga Report)
October 2012: Vampire Manga (Anne Whittingham, Chic Pixel)
