Shonen Jump Subscription

[Kwartel]

I want a subscribtion on the American Shonen Jump, but it's limited to the US an Canada only.

Is there a way to get a subscribtion?
Or is there a alternative for Europe, with the same manga?

 

[prowler]

I know Borders does imports (but I don't know about mangas or if there is one outside of England)

 

[Kwartel]

It's possible to buy them in Holland to, but it's rare and I don't go to the city that much... The shipping costs are to high to buy it online

 

[pitman]

J-list offers some subscriptions but not to Shonen Jump, maybe you could ask them.
If you don't to buy online then I guess piracy is your answers.

 

[Kwartel]

J-list offers some subscriptions but not to Shonen Jump, maybe you could ask them.
If you don't to buy online then I guess piracy is your answers.

Well the problem is that Viz isn't allowed to ship outside the US/ Canada because of lincense of the manga

 

[Rydian]

Well the problem is that Viz isn't allowed to ship outside the US/ Canada because of lincense of the manga

So you're only going to find it an an import shop, then, if it's not licensed for distribution in your area. See if a local import shop can open up a subscription for you.

 

[Kwartel]

Well the problem is that Viz isn't allowed to ship outside the US/ Canada because of lincense of the manga

So you're only going to find it an an import shop, then, if it's not licensed for distribution in your area. See if a local import shop can open up a subscription for you.

I might know a place in a city nearby, but in a couple of weeks I'm going to London so I will probably take a look at Forbidden Planet

 

[Demonbart]

I want a subscribtion on the American Shonen Jump, but it's limited to the US an Canada only.

Is there a way to get a subscribtion?
Or is there a alternative for Europe, with the same manga?

There's a comic book store in Rotterdam called Yendor, they at least sell the American Shonen Jump, but I'm not sure about subscriptions.

 

[GundamXXX]

Out of my own experience the wisest thing is to look up online manga readers. I for one am supportive of anime/manga and buy whenever I can but seriously I was in Antwerp and they charged me 15 euro for a Jump mag! Also all the actual releases are in dutch and it sounds dumb >_>

So yea read what you want online and when Holland(my case Belgium) finally catches up with the mainstream start buying it

 

[Pong20302000]

well i used to buy issues from forbidden planet

but now i have a subscription here

http://www.japancentre.com/items?category_id=43

its a few days later but at least i don't have to travel to get it now

opps saw u wanted American version

forbidden planet then