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Anime News Network, January 30, 2010
...for Older Teens SOLANIN · by Inio Asano · rated T+ for Older Teens Vol. 1 · by Hiroyuki Asada · rated T for Teens Vol. 1· by Yuki Obata · rated T+ for Older Teens Vol. 2 · by Yuki Obata · rated T+ for Older Teens Vol...
Active Anime, October 22, 2009
...far as to say that this manga and its art style oozes with cool. The artist and author, Hiroyuki Asada worked on another series called Ill of which I have never heard of, so this seems like a break-out work for Asada, and I hope it does well! Anyhow...
Comic Book Bin, August 26, 2009
...Publisher(s): Viz Media Writer(s): Hiroyuki Asada, JN Productions, Rich Amtower Penciller(s): Hiroyuki Asada Inker(s): Hiroyuki Asada Letterer(s): Annaliese Christman ISBN: 978-1-4215-2913-4 $7.99 U.S., $9.50 CAN, £6.99 UK 204pp...
Comic Book Bin, June 5, 2009
...separated from the ones they love. Tegami Bachi: THE LETTER BEE features detailed and lush artwork by creator Hiroyuki Asada that brings to life a fantastic alternate world filled with innovative ?steampunk? technology and imagery. The new series...
AsianCineFest, January 30, 2010
...· by Inio Asano · rated ‘T+’ for Older Teens TEGAMI BACHI: LETTER BEE Vol. 1 · by Hiroyuki Asada · rated ‘T’ for Teens WE WERE THERE Vol. 1· by Yuki Obata · rated ‘T+’ for Older Teens WE WERE THERE Vol. 2 · by Yuki Obata ·...
Manga Maniac Cafe, January 28, 2010
...· by Inio Asano · rated ‘T+’ for Older Teens TEGAMI BACHI: LETTER BEE Vol. 1 · by Hiroyuki Asada · rated ‘T’ for Teens WE WERE THERE Vol. 1 · by Yuki Obata · rated ‘T+’ for Older Teens WE WERE THERE Vol. 2 · by Yuki Obata...
SFScope, September 25, 2009
...irrepressible Yoko, can Keita defeat Death and save a young woman's life? Tegami Beach: Letter Bee by Hiroyuki Asada VIZ Media, $7.99, 200pp, tp, 9781421529134. Science fiction manga. In a land of perpetual night, your heart is your light....
Precocious Curmudgeon, June 10, 2009
...ever written. If I’m going to be completely honest, I’m more intrigued by the debut of Hiroyuki Asada’s Tegami Bachi (page 288), which I’ve seen described as being about postal workers called “Letter Bees” carrying the hearts of...












