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Core Magazine
Japanese publishing company From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Core Magazine Co. Ltd. (株式会社コアマガジン) is a Japanese publishing company focused on adult material, such as adult magazines and hentai manga. It also publishes yaoi titles, such as Kirepapa.[3] The company was established in 1985 as Shōnen Shuppansha (株式会社少年出版社) by Byakuya Shobo.
Core Magazine owns a bookstore chain "Core Books" (コアブックス).[4]
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History
In July 2002, a special issue of Bubka magazine featured unauthorized childhood photos of several female idols, including Norika Fujiwara, Kyoko Fukada, and Natsumi Abe. A suit was started against Core Magazine for privacy violation.[5]
In 2009, it was the top ero-manga publisher in Japan, with 76 titles, beating Akane Shinsha, which only had 65.[6]
In July 2013, the head editor, Akira Ota, and the two staff members were arrested for having their manga shown partially uncensored.[7][8] They pled guilty in December 2013 and apologized for their irresponsibility.[9]
In September 2017, Komiflo announced in collaboration with Core Magazine that its titles would be available for streaming.[10] Starting with Hotmilk, this expanded to include MegaStore in 2018.
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Magazines published
- Comic Zero EX (コミック0EX), a monthly magazine, which replaced Comic Mega Plus (コミックメガプラス) in 2007.[11]
- Comic Hotmilk (コミックホットミルク)
- Comic Mega GOLD (コミックメガGOLD), bakunyū manga magazine
- Comic MegaMilk (コミック メガミルク), a monthly magazine, which replaced Comic Zero EX (コミック0EX) in 2010
- Comic MegaStore (コミックメガストア)
- drap, yaoi magazine
- Comic Nyan2 Club GOLD (コミックニャン2倶楽部GOLD)
- Gekiga Madmax (劇画ﾏｯﾄﾞﾏｯｸｽ)
- Manga Bangaichi (漫画ばんがいち)
- Video games (eroge) magazines
- MegaStore (メガストア)
- G-type
- Voice-type
- Jitsuwa Bunka Taboo (実話BUNKAタブー);[12] originally a spin-off magazine of Bubka.
- Formerly published
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See also
- La Satanica—Japanese manga anthology
References
External links
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