Princess (magazine)

Princess (magazine)

Infobox Magazine
title = Princess


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frequency = Monthly
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category = Shōjo manga
company = Akita Shoten
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firstdate = 1974
country = Japan
language = Japanese
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nihongo|"Princess"|プリンセス|Purinsesu is a shōjo manga magazine published monthly on the 6th in Japan by Akita Shoten. It is aimed at teenage girls, and its main competitors are "Lala", "Bessatsu Margaret", and "Betsucomi". Its sister publication is nihongo|"Princess Gold"|プリンセスGOLD|Purinsesu Gōrudo, which branched out from the "Princess" magazine in 1979. "Princess Gold" is published 9 times a year.

Mangaka and series serialized in "Princess"

* Yasuko Aoike
** "From Eroica with Love"
* Yu Asami
** "A.I Revolution"
* Yuho Ashibe
** "Bride of Deimos" (story by Etsuko Ikeda)
* Maki Fujita
** "Platinum Garden"
* Rurika Fuyuki
** "Aries"
* Moto Hagio
** "A, A'"
* You Higuri
** "Cantarella"
* Chieko Hosokawa
** "Ouke no Monshou"
* Kumiko Kikuchi
** "Complex"
* Setona Mizushiro
** "X-Day (manga)"
* Naoko Moto
** "Lady Victorian"
* Takako Shigematsu
** "Tenshi Ja Nai"
** "King of The Lamp"
* Shioko Mizuki
** "Cyber Believers" (Cy-believers)
** "Crossroad"
** "Can Three People Be in Love?"
** "Love Fruits"

External links

* [http://comipedia.com/magazine/princess Comipedia: Princess]
* [http://comipedia.com/magazine/princess-gold Comipedia: Princess Gold]


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