![]() ![]() ![]() This version included many changes from the original, such as name changes, censorship, and pop-culture references, as well as flipping the orientation to a left-to-right format. Later, it was published in book format, first by ComicsOne who released the first volume on October 1, 2002. It was first introduced to an English-speaking readership in the educational publication Mangajin, wherein it ran occasionally from February 1993 to September 1997, for a total of 9 issues. Several different publishers have released Crayon Shin-chan in English over the years. Publication of Crayon Shin-chan was expected to end in November of 2009, but was extended to the March 2010 issue, due to discovered new manuscripts. The author Yoshito Usui was reported missing after leaving for a hiking trip on September 11, 2009, and later his body was found by a climber at Mt. EditBackgroundInitially serialized in Weekly Manga Action until transferring to 4-koma manga magazine, Manga Town, in 2000.
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