Sluggy Freelance

[Hittokiri04]

Ah ok I'll have to find one though haha! But I do know that at www.tokyopop.com you can read like a chapter from out of their different selections.

[LadySaker]

I went to that website. Wow. It was a little overwhelming. Looks interesting, though.
I may be reading manga already and not know it. I read a lot of webcomics, but I am not sure exactly what art styles qualify as manga. It seems to be a tad ambiguous.

[Hittokiri04]

yeah Tokyopop does put out a large variety og manga. What are some of the title of these webcomics I'll check them and see if they are or not. One note there are some American and European artists that tokyopop also feature which although traditionally would not be manga since it did not originate from a Japanese manga-ka (means comic artist in Japanese). I hope I speld that right ^^;;.

[LadySaker]

Here's a couple that I thought sort of, maybe...

http://www.vanvonhunter.com/

http://seraph-inn.com/viewcomic.php?page=676

this one says its "semi-manga"- it's also my favorite

http://www.crowfeathers.net/index.htm

[Hittokiri04]

I would kinda say they are american versions of manga. I they call it Ameri-Manga. I really lik the drawing and coloring or Seraph Inn. and Vavon Hunter is published by Tokyopop.