Manga Mavericks, Omoi License Georgie Shojo Manga
Manga Mavericks Books and Omoi have acquired the license for Mann Izawa and Yumiko Igarashi’s shojo romance manga series Georgie. The title will debut as a digital exclusive on Omoi in Spring 2027, followed by print releases from Manga Mavericks Books starting in August 2027.
The English edition will consist of two deluxe hardcover volumes at JIS B5 size, with the first volume containing 480 pages. Originally serialized in Shogakukan’s Shojo Comic magazine from 1982 to 1984, the five-volume Japanese run is now published by Fairbell Inc.
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Original headline at AniTrendz: “Manga Mavericks Books & Omoi License Georgie Shojo Manga Series”
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- Publisher
- Manga Mavericks Books
- Digital Platform
- Omoi
- Release Date
- Spring 2027 (digital), August 2027 (print)
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