While I was updating many of the manga covers in the BLEACH series to the U.S. editions. I noticed a little touch in all the VIZ Media releases. There are two particular volumes where these two manga have an oh-so convenient placement of the title card that wasn't there in the original Japanese versions. Take a look at the images before and see if you can find the change.
As you can see, VIZ moved the BLEACH title to slightly cover the rather prominent breast for both Tier Halibel and Rangiku Matsumoto on BLEACH Vol. 42 and Vol. 46. It's just sort of a silly edit. As if we aren't going to suddenly notice they are there. I guess there is more of a case of Matsumoto's version. If they put it at the top, it would have covered her face. It's not really a big deal as long as the art inside isn't changed. I just thought it was kind of funny.
While we're on the topic, I'd love to ask why they don't keep the volume names on the covers. They do the same thing to NARUTO and ONE PIECE.
-Kristoffer Remmell ( FoxxFireArt) is a freelance graphic artist, writer, and over all mystery geek.- Follow for news updates: @ AnimeVicers/ @ FoxxFireArt
The publisher VIZ Media announces a release date for the forty-sixth and forty-seventh volumes of the BLEACH series and their cover images.
These volums cover the ever ongoing Fake Karakura Town Arc of Tite Kubo's BLEACH. It's rather shocking that VIZ has only published BLEACH this far when both ONE PIECE and NARUTO are far closer to their Japanese versions. They are currently releasing the BLEACH manga two volumes a month all through this summer. The release date for Vol. 46 & Vol. 47 is set for September 4, 2012, and are currently available on Amazon.com for preorder.
-Kristoffer Remmell (FoxxFireArt) is a freelance graphic artist, writer, and over all mystery geek.- Follow for news updates: @ AnimeVicers/ @ FoxxFireArt
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