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Seven Seas Licenses Sagrada Reset Light Novel Series

Seven Seas Entertainment has announced the digital license acquisition of the light novel series Sagrada Reset by Yutaka Kono and Torocchi. Also known as Sakurada Reset, this twisting tale of teens with supernatural powers is rife with mystery and emotion! Inspired the 2017 anime and live-action film.

All it takes is the word “reset,” and the world can lose three days. In Sakurada, a town full of people with special abilities, there lives Misora, a girl who can rewind time, and Kei, a boy who retains his memories when she does. When the two join forces on trips to the past, where will they end up?

Sagrada Reset Book 1 – A Cat, a Ghost, and a Revolutionary Sunday (Light Novel) will be available for the first time in the English language in March 2027 on digital platforms as part of Seven Seas’ Airship imprint.

Cover of the book 'A Cat, A Ghost, and A Revolutionary Sunday: Sagrada Reset Book One' featuring two characters, a boy and a girl, in a serene blue-toned setting with a cat navigating a path.

Horror Picture Books: Looking At Me will have you seeing faces everywhere. Thanks Junji Ito!

Junji Ito’s original oil paintings are haunting in this luscious, creepy picture book!

Deceptively simple picture books with sinister stories.

The world is full of faces. They’re everywhere, yet no one seems to notice…

Horror master Junji Ito collaborates with award-winning author Soshichi Tonari to transport you to a child’s world so haunting it just might make you scream.

Story: Soshichi Tonari
Art: Junji Ito
Series created by: Masao Higashi

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Horror Picture Books: Is It There Or Not will have you seeing things in the shadows of your home

“It’s dark up there… I couldn’t stop wondering what was up there.”

Deceptively simple picture books with sinister stories.

You went to live with Grandma in her rambling old house. High above the rafters is a world of darkness. You can’t shake the feeling that something is lurking there.

Natsuhiko Kyogoku and Naoko Machida spin a riveting web of fear of the unknown.

Story: Natsuhiko Kyogoku
Art: Naoko Machida
Series created by: Masao Higashi

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Exclusive: Marvel Explodes as Paul Levitz explores the Bullpen to Big Business

Cover of the book 'Marvel Explodes: From Bullpen to Big Business' by Paul Levitz, featuring various Marvel superheroes and villains in a colorful comic book style.

Published by Bloomsbury and written by Paul Levitz, Marvel Explodes: From Bullpen to Big Business looks at the pivotal period of comic history from 1967 to 1975, just before three of Marvel’s classic anthologies were split into separate titles to accommodate the growing popularity of characters like Iron Man, Captain America, Sub-Mariner, The Hulk, Doctor Strange, and Nick Fury: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.

From that moment on, Marvel entered an explosive arc of growth, which culminated in them becoming America’s largest comic publisher in 1972.

Writer Paul Levitz tells the story of that unprecedented expansion year-by-year using his intimate knowledge of the industry and those involved to explore this decisive period from a creative standpoint – the expanded mythology, the new titles, and the writers and artists who would join to fuel the explosion – as well as a business one: detailing the key transitions, including new distributors, owners, and opportunities.

Marvel Age of Comics offers an eyewitness account of Marvel Comics in the years that established, then cemented, its greatness.

Marvel Explodes: From Bullpen to Big Business is out now and you can get it from Bookshop, Amazon, and more.

Check out an exclusive look at the book below.

  • Vintage comic book cover for 'Ka-Zar' featuring a muscular man holding a weapon, standing beside a lion in a jungle setting.
  • Cover of Captain America Comics #1 from March 1941, featuring Captain America fighting against soldiers, with iconic shield and superhero outfit.
  • Cover of 'The Fantastic Four' #1 from November 1961, featuring vibrant comic art with characters like The Thing, Mr. Fantastic, Human Torch, and Invisible Girl battling a giant creature in a city setting.
  • A page from a book discussing Marvel Comics in 1968, highlighting the launch of titles like Spectacular Spider-Man and Silver Surfer, along with various series characters and publishing strategies.
  • An illustration from X-Men #59 (1969) featuring a cosmic scene with fiery elements and descriptive text about a planet's temperature.
  • Cover of Amazing Adventures #1, featuring The Inhumans and The Black Widow, published by Marvel Comics in August 1970. The cover showcases colorful artwork by Jack Kirby and John Romita, with characters in dynamic poses.
  • Cover of Fantastic Four #116, featuring Doctor Doom, the Thing, and Sue Storm, with the tagline 'The Alien... The Ally... And Armageddon!'
  • Cover of The Mighty World of Marvel #1 comic featuring Spider-Man, the Hulk, and the Thing in action poses with bold text announcing 'The World's Greatest Superheroes!'
  • Cover of 'Giant-Size Man-Thing #1', featuring the character Man-Thing battling The Glob, with bright colors and dynamic poses; includes text indicating it is a first issue.
  • Cover of Marvel Preview #4 featuring Star-Lord, depicting the character in a space setting with a large moon in the background, emphasizing his role as a galactic hero.

Yo JOE! Discover the Behind-the-Scenes Insight in G.I. JOE: The Definitive Visual Guide to the G.I. JOE Classified Series 2020-2025

Dark Horse Books and Hasbro present G.I. JOE: The Definitive Visual Guide to the G.I. JOE Classified Series 2020–2025, a new hardcover book that explores the G.I. JOE Classified Series. This book will chronicle every figure and vehicle released from 2020 to 2025, highlighting their unique attributes and featuring professional photographic references for each heroic action figure. Written by visual artist and International Design Award–winner Brian Hickey, this comprehensive guide will be available in June 2027.

A tribute to the G.I. JOE Classified Series in its entirety, this volume is also a showcase of the art behind the development and marketing of the toy line. In addition to featuring epic promotional photography and gorgeous packaging illustrations, this tome contains the complete Classified Series Artist Collection—a unique exhibit of artwork from contemporary pop culture’s most renowned artists. A celebration of not only the art but also the artists, this guide includes invaluable insight from the designers, artists, and art directors behind the groundbreaking visual creativity of the G.I. JOE Classified Series toy line.

G.I. JOE: The Definitive Visual Guide to the G.I. JOE Classified Series 2020–2025 (hardcover, 336 pages, 9 × 12”) arrives in comic shops and bookstores on June 1, 2027. It is now available for preorder at Bookshop, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and your local comic shop or bookstore for $69.99.

A colorful illustration featuring various characters from the G.I. Joe franchise, including soldiers and vehicles, showcasing the definitive visual guide to the G.I. Joe Classified series from 2020 to 2025.

NYCC 2026: Yen Press Announces Twelve Acquisitions

Yen Press announced twelve acquisitions at the Yen Press Industry Panel that took place at New York Comic Con 2026, adding new manga and light novel series to the Yen Press and Yen On catalogs.

Joining Yen On are four new series (The Girls Adrift Among the Stars; Dungeon Master: Creating a Hot Spring Dungeon; Fate/strange Fake; Kino’s Journey) that include new additions from iconic creators as well as one of the most legendary light novel series of the past few decades.

The Girls Adrift Among the Stars

By Yuiko Agarizaki Illustration by Fuwan Sono

AN INTERGALACTIC VOYAGE FOR A PLANET TO CALL HOME

A horse-drawn carriage races across the cosmos. Or rather, a spaceship made to look like one. At the helm are a pair of refugees who fled Earth after pollution rendered it uninhabitable: Ridley, a scientist and the designer of this peculiar spacecraft, and Watari, an accomplished martial artist with debilitating shyness. This eccentric duo has but one goal—to find a stable planet where they can settle down on!

However, every world the two visit is a little off… A planet with a god that can revive the dead, a planet where lucky people reign supreme, a planet lined with endless libraries… Can the girls navigate the unique challenges posed by each bizarre world and live to reach the next leg of their journey? And is there really a replacement for Earth waiting to be found among the stars?

Book cover featuring two anime-style girls against a cosmic background, with a horse-drawn carriage and a celestial theme. The title is displayed in both Japanese and English with the note 'Cover Not Final' in the corner.

Dungeon Master: Creating a Hot Spring Dungeon

By Amahara Illustration by Jun

COME ONE, COME ALL, TO THE MOST POPULAR DUNGEON AROUND!

So there I am on my death bed when a literal devil comes to make a deal with me. I get a second shot at life, and in exchange, I’m on the hook for designing the most enticing dungeon her world has ever seen. Pretty sweet deal, if you ask me. Let’s see, how do we get people to explore the dungeon? How about if we offer hot springs capable of

rejuvenating skin, reversing the effects of aging, and granting you crazy strength? Whoops… Looks like our baths are too popular and are causing some geopolitical strife. Well, it’s just another day in the life of a dungeon master!

Cover art for the light novel 'Reincarnated, I'll Make the Hot Springs Dungeon!' featuring a fantasy setting with multiple characters, including a knight in armor, a girl with green hair, and a sorceress, amidst a backdrop of a hot springs dungeon.

Fate/strange Fake

By Ryohgo Narita
Original Concept by TYPE-MOON

The False Grail War begins…

It has been several years since the conclusion of the Fifth Holy Grail War. Now the stage has been set for a brand-new battle in Snowfield, a city in the western United States. But this iteration of the war is built on lies. Mages and Heroic Spirits gather upon a false stage. And though they grow increasingly aware that something is amiss, they play their roles all

the same. Truth and fiction no longer matter, for these competitors fight not for the Grail, but to see their personal convictions through to the end. But when the final drop of blood is shed and the battle draws to a close, what secrets will this enigmatic conflict uncover…?

Cover of 'Fate/strange Fake' featuring two characters, one with long green hair wearing a white garment, and another with blonde hair in armor. The title is prominently displayed.

Kino’s Journey

By Keiichi Sigsawa
Illustration by Kohaku Kuroboshi

A young traveler named Kino and a talking motorcycle named Hermes are on the journey of a lifetime! They visit different countries one after another, experiencing human nature and society in its many forms. Kino wants to learn everything there is to know about how other people live. Join their introspective adventure and uncover what it is that makes the world beautiful.

Joining the catalog are eight new manga series (Spice and Wolf Diner: Gourmet Exploration; Steam-Pipe Broom Racing; Monstrosities and Me; The Ice-Core Meteoria; Mermaid Observation Diary; After Midnight Skin; Lily: Lost and Found Again ~By the Sweet Lies and Love of a Nobleman Since Their First Night~; A Peach Offering for the Imperial Court) that include a fun and unique take on one of the most celebrated series from Yen Press and a historical romance series from Ueji Yuho, a rising star in the world of manga and the creator of Lord Hades’s Ruthless Marriage.

Illustrated book cover featuring a character wearing a hat with goggles and gloves, dressed in a tan coat. The background is white with the title and author text displayed.

Spice and Wolf Diner: Gourmet Exploration

By Sera Murase
Created by Isuna Hasekura

Following the guidance of a mysterious book, Holo and Lawrence suddenly find themselves in modern-day Japan. As they wander the unfamiliar streets, something catches Holo’s nose: the tantalizing scent of delicious food! The gourmand Holo quickly becomes obsessed with all kinds of never-before-seen delicacies… Read on and even try some for yourself, with an included series of mouthwatering recipes straight from the world of Spice & Wolf!

An illustration featuring two characters from the series 'Spice and Wolf': a girl with fox ears holding a skewer and a boy in a brown vest holding a frying pan. They stand against a background of food items and a city skyline.

Steam-Pipe Broom Racing

By Yasuhiro

 Magical coal has revolutionized travel in the 19th century British Empire. Now trains and boats are hardly the only way to get around—not when you could take a pipe! Like a witch’s broomstick, these sleek iron contraptions have taken the nation by storm…and made Sheena late for work again. It’s not her fault! Those dumb rich kids keep closing off the streets to race their fancy-schmancy pipes. It’s so stupid! But after getting in an accident and challenging a stuck-up rich girl, Sheena may just find her true calling lies in the high-speed world of pipe racing!

Cover illustration for 'Steam Pipe Race in the Early 19th Century', featuring a dynamic scene with characters, including a smiling person with reddish-brown hair in the foreground and others in the background. The title is prominently displayed in both Japanese and English.

Monstrosities and Me

By funi-mu9

“You spirits can see us regular people, but most of us have no idea you are even there. It’d be pretty mean if even the few people who could talk to you ignored you anyway— You’d get lonely, right?”

So begins the story of a boy in search of a friend and a clumsy poltergeist in need of a little human kindness… The best of friendships come from the most unexpected places!

Anime-style cover art featuring a boy with a shadowy face and a girl with long black hair, both dressed in traditional attire. The boy is holding a smaller figure resembling a child in a red outfit. The background is a dimly lit room with eerie decorations and figures seated, with prominent text in Japanese.

The Ice-Core Meteoria

By Makoto Todo

In a world where a special fossil fuel known as Meteorian coal has become the number one source of fuel, steam engines have taken the world by storm. Kanata, a young coal miner, diligently studies despite his dire circumstances. One day, while breaking into a new vein of ore, Kanata finds the gears of fate have begun to turn for him—as he learns the monstrous secret of Meteoria!

Cover of the manga 'Metoria', featuring a character with blue hair and goggles, surrounded by mechanical parts and glowing blue crystals.

Mermaid Observation Diary

By UMI ISHIDA

One summer, two boys living in a small seaside village find something they’d only heard about in scary stories: a mermaid. The creature they’d fished up looks like a harmless little girl, but its true nature is a man-eating monster…or so they’re told. The cowardly Ken and the brash Shun decide to bring her home, agreeing not to breathe a word of this secret to anyone…but have they found a friend or the beginning of a nightmare?

A cover illustration featuring a young girl with pointed ears and a mermaid tail sitting in a box surrounded by greenery. The title '人魚観察日記' and the author's name 'ISHIDAUMI' are prominently displayed, with a 'COVER NOT FINAL' marker in the corner.

After Midnight Skin

By NIMMAHIRO

Toraya is a serious, modest office worker with one secret he can’t let slip: he’s really, really horny! After yet another day of exhausting work, his pent-up stress and libido get the better of him, and he heads to the office bathroom to take matters into his own hands…only for Saikawa, his least favorite supervisor, to catch him in the act. Toraya hopes they can both just forget about it, but Saikawa wants something in exchange for his silence…

Cover art for 'After Midnight Skin, Vol. 1' featuring two male characters in a romantic embrace, with one wearing a suit and the other in casual attire, set against a colorful background with the title prominently displayed.

Lily: Lost and Found Again ~By the Sweet Lies and Love of a Nobleman Since Their First Night~

By tsugumi

When Lily is abruptly cast out from the house where she was raised and left grieving at the roadside, she finds an unlikely helping hand in Chris, the proprietor of a beautiful Victorian café. As he brews a beautiful cup of tea that revives Lily, he makes a proposition… A kiss opens a new chapter for the two as their sweet, hot life comes to a boil!

Cover art for the manga 'Hiroware Lily ha Amai Uso ni Hodasareru', featuring a pink-haired female character in a white dress with ruffles, embracing a blond male character in a suit. Floral background with decorative elements and a 'COVER NOT FINAL' label in red.

A Peach Offering for the Imperial Court 

By Ueji Yuho

Far from the imperial capital stands a village where immortals reside. There, fragrant fruits grow, filled with divine Qi. But not just anyone may partake—only the most beautiful of girls are selected to sup daily upon the fruits of life. These “Immortal Peach Maidens” are the destined brides of imperial princes. Whether they like it or not, it is their role to join a prince upon his coming of age in heaven-blessed union… But on the White Peach Maiden’s first night in the palace, her assigned prince, fourth prince Li Zijing, doesn’t show up! Has her one-track life gone woefully awry, or, against all odds, will this be the start of a tale of courtly love?!

A romantic illustration featuring a woman in traditional attire with long dark hair and a man closely leaning towards her. They are surrounded by pink flowers and peach motifs, creating an intimate atmosphere. The image has a 'Cover Not Final' watermark.

Seven Seas Licenses My House Cat Became the World’s Strongest?! Light Novel Series

Seven Seas Entertainment has announced the digital license acquisition of the light novel series My House Cat Became the World’s Strongest?! by Tamaki Yoshigae and LINO. When an ordinary man’s beloved pet cat is suddenly gifted with unbelievable abilities and made gigantic, their humdrum life levels up in this cat-tastic fantasy light novel!

Tetsuya, a corporate drone in an exploitative workplace, knows that he can always find peace with his beloved house cat, Tama. But one day, Tetsuya comes home to find Tama has grown gigantic! And instead of a peaceful night, Tama takes him on an adventure to defeat the boss of a nearby dungeon! From racing around at high speeds with Tetsuya on his back to granting buffs through purring, it seems that Tama has awakened some extraordinary powers—and Tetsuya decides to livestream this new, exciting life! It’s not long before the pair save a beautiful young streamer, making their dungeon-clearing streams go viral. Now, all eyes are on Tetsuya and his giant cat Tama! What will they get up to next?

My House Cat Became the World’s Strongest?! (Light Novel) Vol. 1 will be available for the first time in the English language in June 2027 on digital platforms as part of Seven Seas’ Airship imprint.

A girl sits on the grass with a large fluffy cat beside her, wearing a red jacket and black skirt. She appears happy and relaxed, surrounded by flowers, a butterfly, and a picnic setup with food and a drink.

Hanashi Media comes to BookWalker

BookWalker has announced the launch of Hanashi Media on its global storefront. Readers worldwide can discover and purchase digital light novels from Hanashi Media’s growing library directly at www.bookwalker.com and through the BookWalker app.

Hanashi Media is an independent publisher dedicated to bringing captivating Japanese light novels and digital entertainment to English-speaking audiences. This partnership brings several fan-favorite fantasy, isekai, and romance titles into BookWalker’s robust catalog of over 79,000 volumes.

Launch Titles & Available Volumes

Starting today, BookWalker readers can dive into the initial lineup of Hanashi Media releases, featuring multi-volume additions to major series:

  • Tsukimichi: Moonlit Fantasy (Volumes 1-6)
  • Another World Survival (Volumes 1-9)
  • The Fruit of Evolution (Volumes 1-6)
  • My Pet is a Saintess (Volumes 1-4)
  • The Dark Guild Master’s Smile Would Fit Best (Volumes 1-2)
  • Half Spirit
  • Love Under the Blue Moon
  • An Observation Log of My Fiancée Who Calls Herself a Villainess (Volumes 1-2)
  • A Journey Through Another World (Volume 1)
  • I Got Reincarnated As a Cultist Mob in an Eroge Full of Maniacs with Death Wishes (Volumes 1-4)
  • I Saved Myself with a Potion! (Volume 1)
  • Re:Monster (Volumes 1-2)
  • Reincarnated As a Poor Farmer in Another World (Volume 1)
  • Reincarnated Onmyoji (Volume 1)
  • The Abandoned Reincarnation Sage (Volumes 1-2)
  • The Disfavored Prince Is a Genius Alchemist (Volume 1)
  • GATE (Volumes 1-2)
  • The New Gate (Volumes 1-2)
  • I’m Just a Villager, So What? (Volumes 1-3)

Seamless Library Integration & Reader Freedom

All Hanashi Media titles purchased on BookWalker feature full integration with the platform’s LCP (Licensed Content Protection) system. This allows readers to enjoy complete library portability across the new native BookWalker iOS and Android apps, as well as any LCP-compatible third-party eReader devices.

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My Hero Academia: Ultra Artworks is for the hardcore fans of My Hero Academia

Celebrate My Hero Academia with this PLUS ULTRA collection of author Kohei Horikoshi’s art!

Spanning ten years of Kohei Horikoshi’s work on his incredibly popular love letter to superheroes, My Hero Academia: Ultra Artworks includes covers, illustrations from Shonen Jump, and art from special events as well! Now readers can pore over the exuberantly dynamic artwork that made My Hero Academia the biggest manga in the world at a bigger size than ever. Plus, Horikoshi provides expansive insights on his craft, shares behind-the-scenes anecdotes for each illustration, and created an all-new cover for this art book!

by: Kohei Horikoshi

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The Folio Society to Publish Japanese Ghost Stories, a Collection of Twenty Spine-Tingling Classic Tales from Japan Illustrated by Award-Winning Artist Yuko Shimizu

This fall, the Folio Society will publish Japanese Ghost Stories, a stunning, collectible collection of twenty spine-tingling tales illustrated by award-winning artist Yuko Shimizu. Set in the haunted world of Ancient Japan, the classic tales were collected and translated by Lafcadio Hearn, a 19th-century traveller and resident of Japan whose collections of supernatural stories drawn from folklore are wildly popular in Japan. Japanese Ghost Stories is translated by Royall Tyler and also illustrated by artist Yuko Shimizu. The Folio Society edition of Japanese Ghost Stories will include an all-new introduction from Japanese novelist, Yoko Ogawa, whose novel The Memory Police was a finalist for the National Book Award for Translated Literature, the International Booker Prize and the World Fantasy Award. Japanese Ghost Stories is available on the Folio Society’s website, just in time for Halloween.

Japanese Ghost Stories features twenty transportive and sometimes terrifying tales, including “The Story of Aoyagi,” in which a young samurai falls in love with a mysterious woman only to discover she is not what she seems; “Oshidori,” the haunting tale in which a mandarin duck mourns the loss of her lover, who was shot and killed by a hunter’ “The Dream of Akinosuké,” in which a man becomes the king of an ant kingdom; and “Rokuro-Kubi,” an action packed story in which a monk battles five flying heads.

 In Japanese Ghost Stories, the dead wreak revenge on the living, paintings come alive, spectral brides possess mortal men and a priest devours human flesh. These tales draw on the phantoms and ghouls of traditional Japanese folklore—including the headless ‘rokuro-kubi’, the monstrous goblins ‘jikininki’ and the faceless ‘mujina’ who stalk lonely neighbourhoods. The stories are massively popular in Japan and highly regarded by folklore aficionados and horror enthusiasts alike.

The stories in Japanese Ghost Stories are provided by Lafcadio Hearn, a writer, journalist and translator whose works introduced Western readers to the culture, folklore and literature of Japan. Born on the Greek island of Lefkada to an Irish father and Greek mother, he emigrated to the United States before settling in Japan in 1890. There he married, became a Japanese citizen under the name Koizumi Yakumo, and devoted himself to recording the country’s stories, customs and beliefs. His ghost stories—Kwaidan, In Ghostly Japan, Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan—which were drawn from Japanese folklore, appeared in collections throughout the 1890s and 1900s. He remains today a much-celebrated figure in Japan.

Japanese Ghost Stories is accompanied by 5 haunting double-page illustrations—as well as a front is, cover, slipcase and endpaper art—by the New York-based Japanese artist Yuko Shimizu, who has received multiple Gold and Silver Medals from the Society of Illustrators. Japanese Ghost Stories marks Shimizu’s third collaboration with The Folio Society, following Japanese Tales (2018) and The Great Gatsby (2025). 

Shimizu is a multi-award-winning Japanese illustrator based in New York City. She is also an instructor at The School of Visual Arts and has more than twenty years of experience illustrating. Her work includes multiple disciplines; from pages of The New York Times, TIME, Newsweek, and The New Yorker to WIRED, covers for DC Comic, Penguin Random House, and Scholastic, and advertising for BBC, Apple, Google, Microsoft, Intel, Universal Pictures, SONY, Paramount, MTV, Nike, Hasbro, and Target, to name a few. Additionally, she has collaborated with the United Nations, Smithsonian Museum, Philadelphia Museum of Art, and Library of Congress. 

  • Cover of 'Japanese Ghost Stories' featuring an illustration of a woman with flowing hair and an ethereal serpent. The background is purple, and there are ghostly flames around the figure.
  • A dark-themed artwork featuring ghostly samurai with blue faces and blood, arrows piercing through skulls, and a central figure playing a traditional instrument amidst a haunting atmosphere.
  • A traditional Japanese woodblock print depicting a monk in dark robes, wielding a swirling energy, surrounded by ghostly figures with blue skin and wild hair. The background features stylized buildings and objects.
  • A stylized illustration depicting a ghostly figure embracing a child amid swirling snowflakes and mist, set against a dark background.
  • A traditional Japanese scene featuring several figures in historic attire gathered around a table, with a detailed background of a wooden structure and a serene natural landscape, including water and rocks.

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