Based on the best-selling Warcraft and World of Warcraft video games from Blizzard, this new anthology follows the warring races of Humans, Orcs, Elves and Undead. Susan Hale of Tokyopop noted that every volume of the previous storyline, “Warcraft: The Sunwell Trilogy,” charted in the Top 10. Also being released in April and based on the popular Warcraft spin-off is “Starcraft Anthology.” Launch date: April 2008.

A Scholatic Book Fair selection, 200,000 copies of volume one in the series was shipped.  The story: wind, earth, fire air; only the Avatar was the master of all four elements. The Avatar is the only one who can stop the ruthless Fire Nation from conquering the world.  Manga graphic novels are the fastest-growing segment of the publishing industry.  Filled with cool pictures and hip dialogue, mangas are the perfect gift to get kids reading again.  Launch date: October 2007.

With more than two million books in print, the Fruits Basket manga series is the most popular manga series for girls in the world, having just reached #15 on the USA Today Top 150 book charts.  Perfect for new Fruits Basket fans and collectors, this shrink-wrapped box set features new art from the creator. Manga graphic novels are the fastest-growing segment of the publishing industry, and are the perfect gift to get kids reading again.  Launch date: October 2007.

Card Captor Sakura is about a 10-year-old girl, Kinomoto Sakura, who has to use magic to collect cards that have escaped from a magical book. Unless Sakura can gather all of these cards, there will be a catastrophe in this world. Now fans can collect all of the full-color artwork from CLAMP featuring their favorite characters. The Art of Cardcaptor Sakura, Volume 3 contains over 128 pages featuring 100 full-color pictures from the series, most of which have never before been seen in America. Though “Card Captor Sakura” is big with young girls, it also “skews upwards,” said Lillian Diaz-Przybyl of Tokyopop. "Even young-rated titles in manga have brains to them,” she said. It is distributed by Diamond Comics and written and illustrated by Clamp.

Distributed by Diamond Comics, written and illustrated by Lindsay Cibos and Jared Hodges, this tale revolves around 9-year-old Amanda whose mother means well, but doesn´t have a lot of time for her. After plenty of begging from Amanda, her mom agrees to let her have a pet. Amanda chooses a ferret (and names her Peach) because ferrets aren´t ordinary and, darn it, neither is she! But when Peach starts biting her, she has to hide her new pet´s penchant from her Mom. Peach Fuzz Vol. 2 comes out in 2006. Volume #1 features a scratch-and-sniff peach-scented cover.