Ize Press Announces Print Editions of Regas, Eat Before You Go
Ize Press revealed plans to publish print editions of two Korean webtoons during its Yen Press Industry Panel at New York Comic-Con on Friday. The fantasy BL series Regas follows a crown prince whose powers threaten his sanity, while Eat Before You Go centers on a hero who opens a restaurant after returning from a long quest. Both titles have garnered millions of digital views across various platforms.
The publisher has not yet provided release dates or preorder details for either work.
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- #Korean Comics
- #NYCC
- #Regas
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