Montana and HSM cine-manga

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Sun Mar 4, 2007 — by Elayne Riggs

Montana and HSM cine-manga

Deal between Tokyopop and Disney expands

ICv2 reports that Tokyopop is releasing more "cine-manga" based on Disney properties - this time tying into the immensely popular 'tween-oriented shows Hannah Montana and High School Musical. The HSM volume and the first two HM volumes will debut in September and sell for 8 bucks, well within the price point of their target audiences. Those of us on the other side of the generation gap have absolutely no idea what we're missing here.

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