Since its first event in 1975, Comiket has grown to attract hundreds of thousands of fans of manga and anime. In summer 1981, the number of attendees exceeded 10,000 for the first time. The scale of ...

The official Comiket Twitter account has revealed that he Comiket 99 event will be held in late December at the Tokyo Big Sight exhibition center. Originally, Comiket 99 was set to appear in May 2021.

Richard Chen, 24, a website and application developer living in Paris, remembers the exact episode of the animated television ...

Tokyo’s Comic Market is the world’s largest event for amateur and non-commercial comic books. Some 550,000 visitors and 45,000 independent publishers attended the three-day event. Tokyo’s Comic Market ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Comic Market, better known among the subculture in Japan as "Comiket," is currently a bi-annual 3-day event that takes place in Japan. This past ...

The official Comiket Twitter account announced that Comiket 99 will be postponed. This is due to situation surrounding COVID-19, which have resulted in an extended state of emergency in Japan. However ...

While the San Diego Comic-Con is known as the place where the world's largest media companies come to sell their franchises, the biggest comic book show in the world is by fans for fans: twice a year ...

While otakus have slowly but steadily been shedding their misunderstood stereotype of being creepy geeks, it only takes one black sheep to tarnish the image of the whole flock. Comiket 96, Japan's ...

Held twice a year and famous among otaku (fanboys and fangirls) the world over, Comiket, short for Comic Market, held its 86th event Aug. 15-17 at Tokyo Big Sight in Odaiba. With more than 550,000 ...

A lot of 2020 events have been called off because of the coronavirus, but the one that stung the most for otaku in Japan was the cancellation of Comiket 98. The gathering of dojinshi independent manga ...

It’s not an exaggeration to say that, in terms of the excitement it generates, Comiket is like Christmas for the otaku community. If anything, that’s an understatement, because while Christmas comes ...