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Lissa Pattillo from Seven Seas Entertainment talks about how the manga market has changed over the years, how important it is for the industry to have stuff on TV and the perils of bringing manga (smutty or otherwise) over the US border. Episode breakdown: 2:15 - Looking back on Kuriousity and changes in the manga market since then 14:00 - Comparing our market to Europe 21:00 - Overcoming the digital serialization gap 35:46 - Problems with Customs and importing manga in Canada
Gather 'round, Trash Piles, and join us once more at the altar of Sailor Moon, here under the great stained glass rabbit with a really wonky leg that looks like it's been broken or something. Technical difficulties cannot stop us from bringing you new episodes...at least not for that long...so Chris and Jordan are back once more with Lissa Pattillo to discuss the big showdown of the ten or maybe eleven warriors! Join Us!
Grab your swimsuits, Sailor Business is hitting the beach yet again--this time, a remote island with just one (luxirious) bungalow on it that happens to be right near a volcanic island of dinosaurs. No big. On their dip into this ocean of madness, Jordan and Chris are joined by Lissa Pattillo to debate this Loch Ness Mess. Prepare for a Vacation Eruption!
Sparkler editors Lillian Diaz-Przybyl and Lianne Sentar are joined by web/design head Lissa Pattillo to discuss their many years working in the translated manga industry. From the 1990s to present day, the manga industry has both changed drastically…and not at all. :) Leave your comments, questions, or suggestions for future podcasts in the comments field below!