Source: Yen Press, MediaLab press releases Special Thanks to Erik Jansen Yen Press, LLC announced its latest acquisitions today, including Sadako at the End of the World and the light novels High School DxD, Three Days of Happiness and In the Land of Leadale. All four titles will release in October 2020.
Image courtesy of Yen Press.High School DxD (light novel) by Ichiei Ishibumi Most of Issei Hyoudou`s perverted life has been filled with dreams about having a harem, so it`s not a great sign when one of his dates ends with his murder! He`s fortunate enough to be revived by a beautiful girl, but his luck ends after he discovers his school is filled to the brim with deadly angels and demons!
Image courtesy of Yen Press.Sadako at the End of the World story by Koma Natsumi, editorial supervision by Koji Suzuk After the world comes to an end, a pair of sisters play a certain infamous video tape-but Sadako appears, they`re just happy to meet another girl in this post-apocalyptic world.
Image courtesy of Yen Press.Three Days of Happiness (light novel) by Sugaru Miaki, illustrated by Sh?ichi Taguchi In this dark, moody love story, college student Kusunoki decides to sell off the next thirty years of his life at a mysterious shop in exchange for money-and maybe a chance to find something worth living for.
Image courtesy of Yen Press.In the Land of Leadale (light novel) by Ceez, artwork by Tenmaso The last thing she can remember is her life support beginning to fail. Her body had suffered terribly after a fateful accident and the only freedom left in her life came from the VR world of Leadale. How did she end up in a place that looks exactly like her game except that 200 years have apparently gone by?
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