Humberto Saabedra is an Associate News Editor and Contributor at Crunchyroll News and Mutiny Magazine. He covers a range of topics including movies, TV, Netflix, and gaming, with a particular focus on franchises like Resident Evil. Humberto's work has been featured in Crunchyroll and The Beat.
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Humberto Saabedra's coverage primarily consists of press releases and private sector announcements related to entertainment, gaming, and entertainment news. He typically covers topics such as manga, anime, comedy, live action, and film.
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Netflix adds a mix of television legends and rising stars for One Piece Season 2 with Katey Sagal, Camrus Johnson and more joining the crew.
GKIDS has announced theatrical distribution plans for the LOOK BACK anime film adaptation of Tatsuki Fujimoto's manga.
Scholastic's Graphix Books ties up with Azuki for MECHA-UDE and Hikaru in the Light books for Spring 2025 with full-color releases
By: Humberto Saabedra
Home Conventions Azuki adds Kotonoha, Ryoji Renjo: Gourmet Detective, Sweeter Than Cake, and Dreamnautes...
Yen Press took to Anime NYC this weekend in a big way, by announcing a slate of 22 new manga and novel titles over the weekend that will be published between February and March of 2025. The complete slate features titles as diverse as Super Ball Girls from the creator of Prison School and the writer of Blue Lock, all the way to a new yuri novel in Did You Think My Yuri Was a Sales Pitch? The complete slate is featured below.
Seven Seas Entertainment's new announcements at Anime NYC 2024 unveiled a slate of twelve new licenses, with a few fan favorites
Dark Horse took to Anime NYC to confirm it will continue publishing Berserk with the latest volume slated for March of 2025.
Awards feature a varied slate of titles voted on by readers from June to July
By: Humberto Saabedra
In a significant development, Orange Inc. has launched its long-promised emaqi platform, a digital manga store for manga readers across the U.S. and Canada. According to the company, the name ’emaqi’ itself is a nod to the historical Japanese picture scrolls, emakimono, which have been considered the precursors to modern manga.
By: Humberto Saabedra
Kodansha US is going big by bringing manga fans in New York City a month-long pop-up
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