CURRENT ISSUE
MECHADEMIA: “NETWORKS OF DESIRE” VOL. #2

Due out in fall of 2007
GRRRL少女/Shôjo
Revolutionary Romance: The Rose of Versailles and the Transformation of Shôjo Manga
Deborah Shamoon
Shôjo Manga! Girls’ Comics!: A Mirror of Girls’ Dreams
Masami Toku
Ranma Fan Fiction Writers: New Narrative Themes or The Same Old Story?
Meredith Suzanne Hahn Aquila
Doll Beauties and Cosplay
Mari Kotani
Translated by Thomas Lamarre
A Japanese Electra and her Queer Progeny
Keith Vincent
時間性 / Powers of time
Thieves of Baghdad:
Transnational Networks of Cinema/Anime in the 1920s
Daisuke Miyao
When Pacifist Japan Fights:
Historicizing Desires in Anime
Hiromi Mizuno
The Quick and the Undead:
Visual and Political Dynamics in Blood:
The Last Vampire
Christopher Bolton
Bridges of the Unknown: Visual Desires and Small Apocalypses
Photography and text by Eron Rauch, designed by Marantha Wilson
動物化 / Animalization
Malice@Doll:
Konaka, Specularization, and the Virtual Feminine
Margherita Long
The Animalization of Otaku Culture
Azuma Hiroki
Translated by Yuriko Furuhata and Marc Steinberg
Sex and the Single Pig:
Desire and Flight in Porco Rosso
Patrick Drazen
The Education of Desire:
Futari etchi and the Globalization of Sexual Tolerance
Timothy Perper and Martha Cornog
My Father, He Killed Me; My Mother, She Ate Me: Self, Desire, Engendering and the Mother in Neon Genesis Evangelion
Mariana Ortega
希望 / Horizons
Fly Away Old Home:
Memory and Salvation in Haibane-Renmai
Marc Hairston
In the World That Is Infinitely Inclusive:
Four Theses on Voices of a Distant Star
and The Wings of Honneamise
Shu Kuge
Between the Child and the Mecha
Frenchy Lunning
Review and Commentary
Godzilla’s Children:
Murakami Takes Manhattan
William Benzon
Anime: Comparing Macro and Micro Analyses
Brent Allison
Crazy Rabbit Man: Why I Rewrite Manga
Trina Robbins
Brain-Diving Batou
Brian Ruh
Lurkers at the Threshold: Saya and the Nature of Evil
Timothy Perper and Martha Cornog
Torendo
Michelle Ollie
UAAAAA! Trashkultur! An Interview with MAK’s Johannes Wieninger
Christopher Bolton