Queen Emeraldas (manga)
[ serialized in [Weekly Shōnen Magazine] ]
Related anime:
Queen Emeraldas (OAV) (adaptation)
Torajima no Mî me (OAV) (Included as extras)
Related anime:
Queen Emeraldas (OAV) (adaptation)
Torajima no Mî me (OAV) (Included as extras)
Alternative title:
クィーンエメラルダス (Japanese)
Genres:
science fiction
Number of tankoubon:
4
Number of pages:
194
Vintage:
1975 (one-shot in Monthly Princess)
1978 (Weekly Shōnen Magazine)
Release dates: We have 12
News: Show:
North American Anime, Manga Releases, July 24-30 (Jul 26, 2016)
Australian Release List - March 2016 (Mar 31, 2016)
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Story & Art: Leiji Matsumoto |
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Licensed by: Kodansha Comics |
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