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Yen Presshas unveiled its first round of announcements as a lead-up to its industry panel at Anime NYC 2026, highlighted by fournew manga series licensesand audiobook adaptations. The audiobook titles will be released under theYen Audioimprint. 

I’ve been watching anime since I grabbed Ninja Scroll from the neighborhood rental store. There’s been a lot of changes to the industry since then, from the toning down of blood and violence to the rise of shonen series, going mainstream, and studios that push animation forward to new heights we never thought possible while…

Usually when a show comes back for a new season, there are a few changes. Maybe there’s a new member of the cast, or perhaps there’s an all-new storyline that will drive the season. Less common is when a show comes back with a new name — but it happens.

Disney+ has released a list of 15 Marvel movies and shows to watch before the movie arrives Dec. 18 The surprising part is how far back Marvel wants fans to go: The list starts with 2000’s X-Men and 2003’s X2

The book covers for Sarah J. Mass’ next installments in ‘A Court of Thorns and Roses’ series. (Bloomsbury)

To celebrate the company’s 100-year anniversary, Shueisha just released MANGA MILLION: a new app with over a million pages of manga to read for free, in multiple languages. The app includes not just smash hit Shonen Jump titles but also dozens of titles that had never been translated to English before and titles that have…

Shueisha is the publisher behind many of manga’s top titles, from One Piece and Naruto to Chainsaw Man and Demon Slayer. It’s also celebrating its 100th Anniversary this year, and planned something very big for the occasion called Manga Million, which starts today!

NEWS IMAGE BRINGS TWO WILDSTORM TITLES BACK TO PRINT ‘Ocean’ and ‘Automatic Kafka’ Posted by Brigid Alverson on August 5, 2026 @ 9:57 pm CT

August 2026 is one of Disney+’s strongest months of the year, packed with new originals, franchise expansions, and landmark documentary content. From a groundbreaking Star Wars series to a once-in-a-lifetime Disney Princess concert, here are the ten titles you absolutely cannot miss this month. Coming to Disney+ in August 2026!

Netflix said last year it was experimenting with and debuting some of its first shows produced with artificial intelligence. Now, the company is reporting that generative AI was used in roughly 300 of its programs this year, mostly across production and especially postproduction.