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Jump SQ.Crown Magazine Ends Publication
The Winter 2018 issue of Jump SQ.Crown has announced on Friday that the issue would be the magazine's final issue. A new magazine titled Jump SQ.Rise will begin publishing this April.
The issue also announced that the manga series Boukenou Beet (Beet the Vandel Buster) penned by Riku Sanjou with illustrations by Koji Inada will be transferring to the new magazine.
The manga began its serialization in the Monthly Shounen Jump, but went on a 10-year hiatus before resuming in Jump SQ.Crown until going on another hiatus in October 2016. However, it was not specified if the series will resume in the magazine's first issue. The story follows Beet's adventure, who has been trusted with the most powerful weapons to destroy monsters known as Vandels and end the Century of Darkness.
Shueisha's Jump SQ.Crown, previously Jump SQ 19, began serialization in July 2015 on a quarterly basis. It has been publishing series such as Kekkai Sensen Back 2 Back, D.Gray-man, Sousei no Onmyouji: Adashino Benio-hen, and more.
Source: Comic Natalie
The issue also announced that the manga series Boukenou Beet (Beet the Vandel Buster) penned by Riku Sanjou with illustrations by Koji Inada will be transferring to the new magazine.
The manga began its serialization in the Monthly Shounen Jump, but went on a 10-year hiatus before resuming in Jump SQ.Crown until going on another hiatus in October 2016. However, it was not specified if the series will resume in the magazine's first issue. The story follows Beet's adventure, who has been trusted with the most powerful weapons to destroy monsters known as Vandels and end the Century of Darkness.
Shueisha's Jump SQ.Crown, previously Jump SQ 19, began serialization in July 2015 on a quarterly basis. It has been publishing series such as Kekkai Sensen Back 2 Back, D.Gray-man, Sousei no Onmyouji: Adashino Benio-hen, and more.
Source: Comic Natalie