Comikey Adds Mato Kauta's The Wolf King's Bride Manga
Comikey announced on Friday it has licensed Mato Kauta's The Wolf King’s Bride (Ōkami-Heika no Hanayome) manga. The company released the first five chapters digitally, and will add new chapters every Friday.
Comikey describes the story:
"If you leak this matter out to anyone, even by accident..."Yurin, the daughter of a low-level official, came into the royal palace after hearing about an amazing job with high pay. Unfortunately for her, that work entailed playing the role of a bride for the cold and ruthless Wolf King, Haku Reisho. After starting her work within the rear palace that's rife with conspiracy, Yurin learned of His Majesty's secret. What will become of her fate?!
Comikey had announced in August it will release several shōjo manga titles from Hakusensha's catalogue in English digitally, and teased an image that had featured the manga.
Kauta serialized the manga in Hakusensha's LaLa magazine from 2009 to 2018, and the manga has 19 volumes. The manga has not previously had an English release.
Other new manga Comikey has released or will release in October includes:
- Soukai Studio's How I Became the Duke's Beloved Daughter webtoon (October 7)
- Nozomu Amaike and Kenichi Kisaragi's Local Farmer Kills Dragon, Outs Himself as The Strongest in the Land! manga (October 12)
- Kizu Kanoda, Yukiko Tadano, and Shisseki's At Home with a Girl in Her Cute Pajamas manga (October 14)
- Tomoki Matsumoto and LOSA's The Bound Hero Knows No Fear manga (October 19)
- Inariyama's My Faceless Classmate, Wakao manga (October 21)
- Punichan and Maro Yanagiya's I'm the Demon Lord, but For Some Reason the Hero's Infatuated With Me manga (October 26)
- taskey's The Black-Winged Emperor Adores the Shunned Saint in the Tower webtoon (October 28)
- Bodax, Kaoruho Hananami, and Jio Miyata's I'm Marrying the Pauper Count of a Remote Frontier, So I'll Work Hard to Reform his Territory ～The Letter From Boule～ manga (October 30)
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