User:Hamuhamu/Sandbox3
Products and services[edit]
Domestic and licensed comics[edit]
Chaung Yi published a Chinese-language comics adaptation of the Digmon animated series from Japan. The comic was written by Yu Yuen Wong, and is being published in English, as well. In 2007, Chuang Yi launched a comics anthology magazine called Mugen, featuring the works of local Singaporean comics artists and writers. Its planned run is six issues, and featured creators were chosen from finalists of the First-Time Writers & Illustrators Publishing Initiative (FTWIPI) of Singapore.[1]
Chaung Yi also licenses numerous comics from Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong for publication in simplified Chinese, English, or both languages. Licensed Doreamon comics are published as part of an "Educational Comics" line of products.
Comic book distribution[edit]
Chuang Yi serves as the distributor for foreign comic books from DC Comics, Marvel Comics, and Virgin Comics. And something about Gotham, help me please. :) These titles are:
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Magazines and character merchandising[edit]
Since 2004, Chuang Yi has published magazines based licensed franchises, accompanied by themed real-world events, graphic novels, sticker books, and other merchandise. The magazine contents are Singapore-specific. Current franchises are are:
In the past they have also produced Winnie the Pooh and Monster Allergy franchise magazines. Chuang Yi also distributes two imported magazines from Australia: Bratz from Otter Press, and Krash from Nuclear Media and Publishing. It also holds licenses to produce and distribute a variety of stationery products, children's toys, keychains, and stickers for the Pokémon and Looney Tunes franchises.
- ^ "Schemes for Publishing". Media Development Authority. Retrieved 2008-07-21.