Dramacon, Volume 2
Readers rate it 4.2 (11 on Hardcover)
196 pages · Released Oct 10, 2006 · TokyoPop
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Dramacon, Volume 2 parent’s guide: what’s inside
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Dramacon Vol. 2 is a lighthearted romantic comedy manga set at an anime convention, focused on character relationships and personal growth rather than action or conflict. The story centers on teen characters navigating friendship, unrequited feelings, and creative ambition with humor and heart. While there is mild language and some romantic tension, the content is age-appropriate for early teens interested in romance and manga culture, with positive messages about friendship, artistic expression, and staying true to oneself.
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It's Christie's second year at the Yatta Anime convention--and the drama continues to heat up. With her new partner-in-crime, a.k.a. artiste extraordinaire Bethany, she is again promoting her comic, this time including its online version. Matt is also back in town, but to Christie's shock, he came with a girlfriend! No... It's Christie's second year at the Yatta Anime convention--and the drama continues to heat up. With her new partner-in-crime, a.k.a. artiste extraordinaire Bethany, she is again promoting her comic, this time including its online version. Matt is also back in town, but to Christie's shock, he came with a girlfriend! Now, not only does Christie have to fend off close-minded manga fans, she also has to try to keep her heart clear of Matt. But in the twilight that separates friendship from something more, things often get a little complicated... and at a convention, anything is possible.One of the "Best Comics of 2005" -Publishers Weekly
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