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    1

    Yen Press
    From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    Yen Press

    Parent company
    Status
    Founded

    Hachette Book Group USA


    Active
    2006
    Kurt Hassler
    Founder
    Rich Johnson
    Country of origin
    United States
    Headquarters location New York City
    Distribution
    Worldwide
    Official website
    www.yenpress.com
    Yen Press is the manga and graphic novel imprint of Hachette Book Group. In addition to their
    regular book releases, Yen Press produces Yen Plus, a monthly manga anthology. The company's
    varied list demonstrates an interest in publishing a wide variety of Japanese manga, Korean
    manhwa, and other international content. In addition to translated material, Yen Press has released
    original series, most notably a manga adaptation of James Patterson's Maximum Ride and
    Svetlana Chmakova's Nightschool.
    Yen Press was founded in 2006 by former Borders Group buyer Kurt Hassler and DC Comics VP
    Rich Johnson (who left the imprint in the fall of 2008). In July 2007, it was announced that Yen
    Press was to absorb ICEkunion, a Korean publisher that had been releasing manhwa to the United
    States. While the manga titles bearing ICEkunion's label would be continued to be sold in stores,
    subsequent printings would bear the Yen Press logo. Kurt Hassler assured fans, "We plan to pick
    up all the existing [ICEkunion] titles...Were going to continue everything, so fans shouldnt
    worry. None of these series are going to fall into a void.[1]
    Yen Press had previously stated that it would like to release 30 - 40 volumes within 2008. One of
    the flagship titles of their original English artists line has been announced to be Nightschool,
    which would be released by Canadian Svetlana Chmakova, who is known for her Tokyopop title
    Dramacon.
    During New York Comic Con 2008, Yen Press announced that the titles Soul Eater, Nabari no
    Ou, Sumomomo Momomo, Bamboo Blade, and Higurashi no Naku Koro ni would run in their
    monthly anthology magazine Yen Plus. The first issue debuted on July 29, 2008.

    2
    In 2009, Yen Press announced that it had acquired the rights to Yotsuba&![2][3] and Azumanga
    Daioh[4] from their former licensee, A.D. Vision. In September 2009, Yen Press rereleased the
    first five volumes of Yotsuba&!, in addition to releasing the sixth volume; Azumanga Daioh was
    rereleased with a newly translated version in December 2009.

    Contents

    1 Titles

    1.1 Original series


    1.2 Manga
    1.3 Manhwa
    1.4 Manhua
    1.5 Light novels
    1.6 European titles
    2 References
    3 External links
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    Titles
    See also: Category:Yen Press titles

    Original series

    Beautiful Creatures, story by Kami Garcia & Margaret Stohl, art by Cassandra Jean
    The Clique, story by Lisi Harrison, art by Yishan Li
    Daniel X by James Patterson, with Michael Ledwidge, art by SeungHui Kye
    The Dark-Hunters: Infinity, story by Sherrilyn Kenyon, art by JiYoung Ahn
    Gossip Girl; art and adaptation by HyeKyung Baek, original concept by Cecily von
    Ziegesar
    The Infernal Devices, story by Cassandra Clare, art by HyeKyung Baek
    Interview with the Vampire: Claudia's Story, story by Anne Rice, art by Ashley Marie
    Witter
    Maximum Ride; story by James Patterson, art by NaRae Lee
    Nightschool, by Svetlana Chmakova
    Soulless, story by Gail Carriger, art by Rem
    Twilight: The Graphic Novel; story by Stephenie Meyer, art by Young Kim
    The World of Quest, by Jason T. Kruse

    Manga

    A Certain Magical
    Index, story by Kazuma
    Kamachi, art by
    Kiyotaka Haimura
    Accel World, story by
    Reki Kawahara, art by

    Ichiroh! by Mikage
    Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up
    Girls in a Dungeon?; story
    by Fujino mori, art by
    Kunieda
    Is This a Zombie?; story by

    Sasameke, by Ryuji
    Gotsubo
    Shoulder-a-Coffin
    Kuro, by Satoko
    Kiyuduki
    So, I Can't Play H!

    Hiroyuki Aigamo
    Akame ga Kill!, story
    by Takahiro, art by
    Tetsuya Tashiro
    Alice in the Country of
    Hearts, story by
    QuinRose, art by
    Soumei Hoshino
    Alice in the Country of
    Hearts: My Fanatic
    Rabbit, story by
    QuinRose, art by Delico
    Psyche
    Alice on Deadlines, by
    Shiro Ihara
    Another, story by
    Yukito Ayatsuji, art by
    Hiro Kiyohara
    Azumanga Daioh, by
    Kiyohiko Azuma
    B. Ichi, by Atsushi
    Ohkubo
    Bamboo Blade, story by
    Masahiro Totsuka, art
    by Aguri Igarashi
    Barakamon, by Satsuki
    Yoshino
    Betrayal Knows My
    Name, by Hotaru
    Odagiri
    Black Butler, by Yana
    Toboso
    Black God; story by
    Dall-Young Lim, art by
    Sung-Woo Park
    Blood Lad, by Yuuki
    Kodama
    A Bride's Story by
    Kaoru Mori
    BTOOOM!, by Junya
    Inoue
    Bunny Drop, by Yumi
    Unita
    Cat Paradise, by Yuji
    Iwahara
    Cirque du Freak; story

    Shinichi Kimura, art by


    Sacchi
    Kagerou Daze, story by Jin,
    art by Sato Mahiro
    Kaoru Mori: Anything and
    Something, by Kaoru Mori
    K-On! by Kakifly
    Karneval, by Tya Mikanagi
    Kaze no Hana; story by
    Ushio Mizta, art by Akiyoshi
    Ohta
    Kagerou Daze; story by Jin
    (Shizen no Teki-P), art by
    Mahiro Sat
    Kieli; story by Yukako Kabei,
    art by Shiori Teshirogi
    Kingdom Hearts; by Shiro
    Amano, Original Concept:
    Tetsuya Nomura (Formerly
    published by Tokyopop)
    Kobato., by Clamp
    Love Quest, by Lily Hoshino
    The Melancholy of Haruhi
    Suzumiya; story by Nagaru
    Tanigawa, art by Gaku
    Tsugano, character design by
    Noizi Ito
    The Melancholy of Suzumiya
    Haruhi-chan; story and art
    by Puyo, originally created
    by Nagaru Tanigawa,
    character design by Noizi Ito
    The Misfortune of Kyon and
    Koizumi, original story by
    Nagaru Tanigawa, characters
    by Noizi Ito
    Mr. Flower Bride, by Lily
    Hoshino
    Mr. Flower Groom, by Lily
    Hoshino
    My Girlfriend's a Geek; story
    by Pentabu, art by Rize
    Shinba
    Nabari no Ou, by Yuhki
    Kamatani
    Himeyuka and Rozione's

    story by Pan
    Tachibana, art by
    Yoshiaki Katsurai
    and Shou Okagiri
    Soul Eater, by
    Atsushi Ohkubo
    Soul Eater Not!, by
    Atsushi Ohkubo
    Spice and Wolf, by
    Isuna Hasekura
    Spiral: The Bonds of
    Reasoning; story by
    Kyo Shirodaira, art
    by Eita Mizuno
    S.S. Astro, by Negi
    Banno
    Sumomomo
    Momomo, by
    Shinobu Ohtaka
    Sundome, by Kazuto
    Okada
    Sunshine Sketch, by
    Ume Aoki
    Suzunari!, by Shoko
    Iwami
    Sword Art Online:
    Aincrad, story by
    Reki Kawahara, art
    by Tamako
    Nakamura
    Sword Art Online:
    Fairy Dance, story
    by Reki Kawahara,
    art by Hazuki
    Tsubasa
    Sword Art Online:
    Girls Ops, story by
    Reki Kawahara, art
    by Neko Nekoby
    Sword Art Online:
    Progressive, story by
    Reki Kawahara, art
    by Kiseki Himura
    Tale of the Waning
    Moon, by Hyouta
    Fujiyama

    by Darren Shan, art by


    Takahiro Arai
    Crimson-Shell, by Jun
    Mochizuki
    Darker Than Black;
    original story by Bones
    and Tensai Okamura,
    art by Nokiya
    The Disappearance of
    Nagato Yuki-Chan,
    story by Nagaru
    Tanigawa, art by
    PUYO, characters by
    Noizi Ito
    Doubt; by Yoshiki
    Tonogai
    Dragon Girl, by Toru
    Fujieda
    Durarara!!; story by
    Ryohgo Narita, art by
    Akiyo Satorigi
    Hero Tales; story by
    Huang Jin Zhou, art by
    Hiromu Arakawa
    Highschool of the
    Dead; written by
    Daisuke Sat,
    illustrated by Shji Sat

    Story, by Yumeka Sumomo


    Not Love But Delicious
    Foods, by Fumi Yoshinaga
    Omamori Himari, by Milan
    Matra
    Oninagi, by Akira Ishida
    Pandora Hearts, by Jun
    Mochizuki
    Puella Magi Madoka
    Magica, by Hanokage

    RomeoxJuliet, art by COM

    Higurashi When They


    Cry, story by
    Ryukishi07, artist
    depends on story arc

    Tena on S-String, by
    Sesuna Mikabe
    The Devil is a PartTimer!, by Akio
    Hragi
    Thermae Romae, by
    Mari Yamazaki
    Triage X, by Shouji
    Sato
    Trinity Seven, story
    by Kenji Sait, art
    by Akinari Nao
    bel Blatt, by
    Etorji Shiono
    Ugly Duckling's
    Love Revolution, by
    Yuuki Fujinari
    Umineko When They
    Cry, story by
    Ryukishi07, art by
    Kei Natsumi
    Until Death Do Us
    Part, story by
    Hiroshi Takashige,
    art by DOUBLE-S
    Welcome to the
    Erotic Bookstore, by
    Pon Watanabe
    Welcome to WakabaSoh, by Chako
    Abeno
    With the Light, by
    Keiko Tobe
    Yotsuba&!, by
    Kiyohiko Azuma
    Zombie-Loan, by
    Peach-Pit

    Manhwa

    11th Cat, by
    MiKyung Kim
    13th Boy, by
    SangEun Lee
    Angel Diary; story by
    YunHee Lee, art by

    Freak; story by
    DongEun Yi, art by
    Chung Yu
    Goong, by SoHee Park
    Heavenly Executioner
    Chiwoo; story by HaNa

    One Thousand and One


    Nights; story by JinSeok
    Jeon, art by SeungHee Han
    Raiders, by JinJun Park
    Pig Bride, by KookHwa
    Huh and SuJin Kim

    Kara
    Aron's Absurd
    Armada, by MiSun
    Kim
    The Antique Gift
    Shop, by Eun Lee
    Bring It On!, by
    HyeKyung Baek
    Chocolat, story and
    art by JiSang Shin
    and Geo
    Comic, by SiHyun
    Ha
    Croquis Pop, story
    by KwangHyun Seo,
    art by JinHo Ko
    Cynical Orange, by
    JiUn Yun

    Lee, art by KangHo Park


    Hissing, by EunYoung
    Kang
    Jack Frost, by JinHo Ko
    Laon; story by Hyun
    You, art by YoungBin
    Kim
    Legend; story by
    SooJung Woo, art by
    Kara
    Moon Boy, by YoungYou
    Lee

    Real Lies, by SiYoung Lee


    Sarasah, by Ryang Ruy
    Sugarholic, by GooGoo
    Gong
    Time and Again, by JiUn
    Yun
    Very! Very! Sweet; story by
    JiSang Shin, art by Geo
    You're So Cool, by
    YoungHee Lee

    One Fine Day, by Sirial

    Forest of Gray City,


    by JungHyun Uhm

    Manhua

    An Ideal World; story by Weidong Chen, art by Chao Peng


    Step, by Yanshu Yu
    The History of The West Wing; story by Sun Jiayu, art by Guo Guo
    Wild Animals, by Song Yang

    Light novels

    A Certain Magical Index by Kazuma Kamachi


    The Isolator, by Reki Kawahara
    Accel World, by Reki Kawahara
    Another, by Yukito Ayatsuji
    Book Girl, by Mizuki Nomura
    Haruhi Suzumiya, by Nagaru Tanigawa
    Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?, by Fujino Omori
    Kagerou Daze, by JIN
    Kieli, by Yukako Kabei
    Kingdom Hearts: The Novel, by Tomoco Kanemaki
    Log Horizon, by Mamare Touno
    My Girlfriend's a Geek, by Pentabu
    No Game No Life, by Yuu Kamiya
    Pandora Hearts: Caucus Race, by Shinobu Wakamiya
    Spice and Wolf, by Isuna Hasekura
    Sword Art Online, by Reki Kawahara

    Sword Art Online: Progressive, by Reki Kawahara


    The Devil is a Part-Timer!, by Satoshi Wagahara

    European titles

    Dystopia, by Judith Park (Germany)


    Toxic Planet, by David Ratte (France)
    Y Square, by Judith Park (Germany)
    Y Square Plus, by Judith Park (Germany)
    Goldilocks and the Seven Squat Bears, by mile Bravo (France)

    References
    1.
    2.

    Yen Press Hires Lee, Adds ICE Kunion List - 7/24/2007 - Publishers Weekly
    Koulikov, Mikhail (7 February 2009). "New York Comic Con Yen Press". Anime
    News Network. Retrieved 11 February 2009.
    3.
    "Yen Press YOTSUBA&! by Kiyohiko Azuma". Yen Press. Retrieved 5 March
    2009.
    4.
    "Yen Press to reissue Azumanga Daioh manga". Anime News Network. 1 April
    2009. Retrieved 3 April 2009.

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