Those new m&c! manhwa? They're movie tie-ins with South Korean and Japanese film co-productions. And the latest Shiraishi Yuki shoujo manga? Contains one of my all-time fave one-shots, Colorful Shounen to Monochrome na Atashi.
(Check back later for deets because this is only a Shopping List version for nau.) Update: ‘Upgraded’ to NikBabble™ version.
Shinrei Tantei Yakumo © Oda Suzuka & Kaminaga Manabu/Kadokawa Shoten [Serialized in Asuka]. Published in Indonesia as Psychic Detective Yakumo: The Alternate Story by Gramedia/m&c!
Yakumo and Detective Gotou probe into the case of Makoto, the police chief's daughter possessed by a spirit. They learn that their possession case is linked to the recent spate of serial kidnap-and-murder of school girls.
Exactly, how? The answer lies in the continuation of File 2: The One to Connect a Soul
—Parts 2 to 5—collated in Psychic Detective Yakumo: The Alternate Story volume 2.
Crazy Girl Shin Bia vol 12 of 19
By Hwang MiRee
Prince MuYoung brings Bia's medallion to a sage — does this mean Bia's real identity will finally be revealed? Meanwhile, Shin Bia, despite having fallen in love with Crown Prince Yoo Baek, again plots to escape from the palace and the FFOHC (Future Father of Her Children).
New m&c! titles
One shoujo manga and five movie manhwa as noted at the top of the post: Let Us Share Our Secret, originally Bokura no Himitsu wo Kyouyuu Shiyouka by Shiraishi Yuki, first serialized in Sho-Comi, and A Dream Comes True by Nakazono Miho & Park JaKyung, Love is Blind by Ooishi Shizuka & Kim InJeong, Paradise by Okada Yoshikazu & Choi BoHa, Postman to Heaven by Kitagawa Eriko & Byun HyeJun and Triangle Love by Ozaki Masaya & Lee GwanJa, based on 2009-vintage Telecinema7 movies A Dream Comes True, The Relation of Face, Mind and Love, Paradise, Postman to Heaven and Triangle respectively. Newbie deets—and Let Us Share Our Secret mini-review—after the release list.
m&c! manga (2012.04.11)
- [Premiere] Let Us Share Our Secret (Bokura no Himitsu wo Kyouyuu Shiyouka) by Shiraishi Yuki
- Psychic Detective Yakumo: The Alternate Story (Shinrei Tantei Yakumo) vol 2 of 7+ by Oda Suzuka & Kaminaga Manabu
 | Shinrei Tantei Yakumo 「心霊探偵八雲」 |
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Adapts the Shinrei Tantei Yakumo novels written by Kaminaga Manabu (volume 9 street date: 2012.03.28, ongoing)
Alternate story: Shinrei Tantei Yakumo - Akai Hitomi wa Shitteiru by Miyako Ritsu first serialized Hakusensha's Bessatsu Hana to Yume (two Hana to Yume Comics Special volumes published between 2007.11 and 2008.03). Published in Indonesia as Psychic Detective Yakumo by m&c! (concluded)
Adaptations
A 13-episode anime adaptation by Bee Train aired on NHK from October to December 2010, starring seiyuu Ono Daisuke as Saitou Yakumo and Fujimura Ayumi as Ozawa Haruka.
The 13-episode live-action adaptation starring Atae Shinjiro as Yakumo and Ishii Meguru as Haruka, directed by Yamamoto Kiyoshi and Terauchi Koutarou, aired earlier, the TV Tokyo telecast running from March to June 2006.
At least two Shinrei Tantei Yakumo stage plays were produced: Shinrei Tantei Yakumo - Tamashii no Sasayaki (Nakamura Seijirou as Yakumo) and Shinrei Tantei Yakumo - Itsuwari no Ki (Kawai Ryunosuke as Yakumo) [Info from the The Psychic Detective Yakumo community]
m&c! manhwa (2012.04.11)
- Crazy Girl Shin Bia vol 12 of 19 by Hwang MiRee
- [Premiere] A Dream Comes True by Nakazono Miho (story), Park JaKyung (art)
- [Premiere] Love is Blind by Ooishi Shizuka (story), Kim InJeong (art)
- [Premiere] Paradise by Okada Yoshikazu (story), Choi BoHa (art)
- [Premiere] Postman to Heaven by Kitagawa Eriko (story), Byun HyeJun (art)
- [Premiere] Triangle Love by Ozaki Masaya (story), Lee GwanJa (art)
 | Crazy Girl Shin Bia |
 | A Dream Comes True (Dol-meng-i-eui Ggoom) |
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Adapts the South Korean and Japanese Telecinema7 co-production A Dream Comes True, directed by Jang YongWoo and written by Nakazono Miho that premiered in cinemas in 2009.12.10, and which starred Chae Geon as Jang JaeYoung, Cha InPyo as Im SangHyun and Kim HyoJin as Lee Hana.
 | Bean Pod on My Eyes (Nae Noon-e Kkong-kkak-ji) |
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Adapts the South Korean and Japanese Telecinema7 co-production The Relation of Face, Mind and Love (Eolgulgwa Maeumgwa Sarangui Gwangye; formerly known as Bean Pod on My Eyes/Nae Noon-e Kkong-kkak-ji), directed by Lee JangSoo and written by Ooishi Shizuka that premiered in cinemas in 2009.11.05, and which starred Kang JiHwan as Kang TaePhung, Lee JiAh as Wang SoJung.
 | Paradise 「파라다이스」 |
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Adapts the South Korean and Japanese Telecinema7 co-production Paradise, directed by Lee JangSoo and written by Okada Yoshikazu that premiered in cinemas in 2009.11.26, and which starred Kim HaNeul as Mi Kyoung, Ji JinHee as Il Ho and Kim YooJeong as Hwa Ran.
 | Postman to Heaven (Cheon-gook-eui Woo-pyeon-bae-dal-boo) |
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Adapts the South Korean and Japanese Telecinema7 co-production Postman to Heaven, directed by Lee HyeongMin and written by Kitagawa Eriko that premiered in cinemas in 2009.11.12, and which starred Hero (Youngwoong Jaejoong of JYJ) as Shin JaeJun and Han HyoJoo as Jo HaNa.
 | Triangle 「트라이앵글」 |
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Adapts the South Korean and Japanese Telecinema7 co-production Triangle, directed by Ji YeongSoo and written by Ozaki Masaya that premiered in cinemas in 2009.11.19, and which starred Lee SooKyeong as Han JiYoung, Ahn JaeWook as Ryoo SangWoo and Kang HyeJeong as Oh SungHye.
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Bokura no Himitsu wo Kyouyuu Shiyouka
「ボクらの秘密を共有しようか」
by Shiraishi Yuki
Shogakukan Sho-Comi, shoujo
This volume first published in Japan 2011.05
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Sequel: (one-shot, 2011)