Somewhere in the Rain

this is read from left to right?

Left to right. I didn't notice the "other" category at first and already changed it from manga to other. Thank you for noticing!

Gotta say, the panneling was rather unintuitive for the first couple of pages and here and there afterwards.

 

There's just not enough pages to even get what's going on. Hm... maybe when several more chapters release, I'll be back.

Thank you so much for the critique! Makes me happy someone can give me some constructive feedback!

About there being more pages, I'm trying to build the biggest buffer I can, but at the moment I'm juggling the organisation of a manga/japan event in my city, the creation of the Portuguese Manga Association and doing workshops for half the profit for social projects of a foundation where I volunteer and trying to find a job xD I know it's a lot, but I'm very enthusiastic about continuing this OEL manga (or should I say OPL manga? ô_ô; ).

The first pages are quite old and I've also been thinking that they need some change once I have the chapters for the first volume. I've also noticed some breaking in the pages flow there.

But thank you SO SO much! I hope you come back to read it once it has more pages! ♥

Gotta say, the panneling was rather unintuitive for the first couple of pages and here and there afterwards.

There's just not enough pages to even get what's going on. Hm... maybe when several more chapters release, I'll be back.

this is read from left to right?

It doesn't really depend on the country though. And I think it's different in Portugal because of the editors, not the country itself. It always depends on the editors. And youre the editor this time, so you can choose whatever you want, I guess.

You mean the publishers?

Like  Lorska said, in western world we have a very different system of genre.

 

For instance in my country (btw Portugal) young adult genre does not exist. It's either childrens' books (until age 10/11) or juvenile (until around age 14/15), then it's adults books (age 20+). That's why I put both. Sorry if it's confusing

 

 

Gracias ElyHaruka!

It doesn't really depend on the country though. And I think it's different in Portugal because of the editors, not the country itself. It always depends on the editors. And youre the editor this time, so you can choose whatever you want, I guess.

interesting, well ill follow and see where it goes.

This isn't a japanese manga as stated, it is an OEL (Original-English-Language manga). In addition it is published by the author herself on an international comic website, so regular differentiating between shoujo/josei magazines would be impossible, as regular rules do not apply.

I guess the author just added the target audience(s).

I'm not familiar how OEL's are treated on this site, depending on that one could change type to "other"

Like  Lorska said, in western world we have a very different system of genre.

For instance in my country (btw Portugal) young adult genre does not exist. It's either childrens' books (until age 10/11) or juvenile (until around age 14/15), then it's adults books (age 20+). That's why I put both. Sorry if it's confusing

Lindos dibujos *W*

Gracias ElyHaruka!

How can this be both Shoujo and Josei ?

Just asking.

This isn't a japanese manga as stated, it is an OEL (Original-English-Language manga). In addition it is published by the author herself on an international comic website, so regular differentiating between shoujo/josei magazines would be impossible, as regular rules do not apply.

I guess the author just added the target audience(s).

I'm not familiar how OEL's are treated on this site, depending on that one could change type to "other"

[B]oth Shoujo and Josei ?

Shoujosei?

Lindos dibujos *W*

How can this be both Shoujo and Josei ?

Just asking.

A wizard did it.

How can this be both Shoujo and Josei ?

Just asking.