Hideyuki Kikuchi’s Vampire Hunter D Website Launch and Preview

Hideyuki Kikuchi's Vampire Hunter D

The year is 12,090 A.D., and what little is left of humanity has finally crawled out from the ashes of war and destruction. From the darkness of fallout, mutants and a race of vampires known as the Nobility have spawned. They rule the weak with no remorse. Once bitten by a Nobility, one is cursed to become a member of the undead. Villagers cower in fear, hoping and praying for a savior to rid them of their undying nightmare. All they have to battle this danger is a different kind danger - a Vampire Hunter.

With the advent success of the Vampire Hunter D novel series, co-published in English by Digital Manga Publishing and Dark Horse Press, DMP continues to push the envelope, bringing what every manga, sci-fi and horror fan has been waiting for. For the first time in manga form, Digital Manga Publishing presents their flagship title for 2007 - Hideyuki Kikuchi's Vampire Hunter D - to fans in North America and around the world. Be a part of this simultaneous, worldwide, multiple language release November 2007!

The website for Hideyuki's Kikuchi's Vampire Hunter D will be launching on June 4th, 2007. Fans wanting a preview of the website can catch a sneak preview on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvJmbLqZZbc, where an animated sequence has been uploaded. This animated sequence will contain the first glimpse of the actual English manga made to the public. Previously, raw Japanese images of the manga were previewed at Anime Expo 2006 at the Digital Manga panel.

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About Digital Manga, Inc.

Digital Manga, Inc. (DMI) specializes in building corporate and cultural bridges from Japan to the Western Hemisphere - specifically through the licensing, importation and preparation of anime (Japanese animation), manga (Japanese comic books) and related merchandise for the North American mainstream and subculture markets. In this capacity, DMI serves as a catalyst for the expansion of Japanese pop-culture institutions into global arenas.