Seven Seas Licenses The Seven Princes of the Thousand Year Labyrinth Manga
Seven Seas Entertainment Ensnares the License for THE SEVEN PRINCES OF THE THOUSAND YEAR LABYRINTH
(LOS ANGELES, December 3, 2015) – Seven Seas Entertainment is pleased to announce the acquisition of The Seven Princes of the Thousand Year Labyrinth, by author Aikawa Yu and artist Atori Haruno--an all-new gothic fantasy manga series about a group of young men struggling to survive in a mysterious labyrinth full of traps and secrets.
A young man, Ewan Juno, awakens to find himself imprisoned in an unknown place, surrounded by stone walls and seemingly endless corridors. Ewan learns that he is one of eight young men, all sent to this strange place--the Thousands Years Labyrinth. Each of them is a candidate to be the next emperor, but only one among them will have the power to choose whom it will be. As each man struggles to survive, Ewan must navigate the shifting landscape of the labyrinth and its multitude of traps, if he is ever to escape and learn the truth behind the labyrinth's dark secrets.
“The Seven Princes of the Thousand Year Labyrinth immediately caught our eye with its gorgeous artwork, and the plot has left us all eager to know what happens next,” said Seven Seas production manager, Lissa Pattillo. “We think fans of Devils & Realist in particular will really love this one but we encourage anybody who loves a good fantasy (with pretty boys as a bonus!) to check it out next Winter.”
Seven Seas will published The Seven Princes of the Thousand Year Labyrinth for the first time in print in North America as single volumes. Each book will contain at least two full-color pages. Volume one of The Seven Princes of the Thousand Year Labyrinth will be released on December 27, 2016 for $12.99 USA / $14.99 CAN.
About Seven Seas Entertainment
Established in 2004, Seven Seas Entertainment specializes in bringing the best of Japanese manga to North American audiences, and producing original comics, graphic novels, and youth literature. Seven Seas is distributed by Tor/Macmillan. For more information, visit the publisher's web site www.gomanga.com.
(LOS ANGELES, December 3, 2015) – Seven Seas Entertainment is pleased to announce the acquisition of The Seven Princes of the Thousand Year Labyrinth, by author Aikawa Yu and artist Atori Haruno--an all-new gothic fantasy manga series about a group of young men struggling to survive in a mysterious labyrinth full of traps and secrets.A young man, Ewan Juno, awakens to find himself imprisoned in an unknown place, surrounded by stone walls and seemingly endless corridors. Ewan learns that he is one of eight young men, all sent to this strange place--the Thousands Years Labyrinth. Each of them is a candidate to be the next emperor, but only one among them will have the power to choose whom it will be. As each man struggles to survive, Ewan must navigate the shifting landscape of the labyrinth and its multitude of traps, if he is ever to escape and learn the truth behind the labyrinth's dark secrets.
“The Seven Princes of the Thousand Year Labyrinth immediately caught our eye with its gorgeous artwork, and the plot has left us all eager to know what happens next,” said Seven Seas production manager, Lissa Pattillo. “We think fans of Devils & Realist in particular will really love this one but we encourage anybody who loves a good fantasy (with pretty boys as a bonus!) to check it out next Winter.”
Seven Seas will published The Seven Princes of the Thousand Year Labyrinth for the first time in print in North America as single volumes. Each book will contain at least two full-color pages. Volume one of The Seven Princes of the Thousand Year Labyrinth will be released on December 27, 2016 for $12.99 USA / $14.99 CAN.
About Seven Seas Entertainment
Established in 2004, Seven Seas Entertainment specializes in bringing the best of Japanese manga to North American audiences, and producing original comics, graphic novels, and youth literature. Seven Seas is distributed by Tor/Macmillan. For more information, visit the publisher's web site www.gomanga.com.
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