Sharp Point Press

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Sharp Point Press ( ) is a Taiwanese publisher of manga and music. It was founded in July 19821.

Sharp Point Press ( ) is a Taiwanese publisher of manga and music. It was founded in July 1982. ==History== 1982 - Company established. Mainly publishes military and models related books. 1985 - Started publishing annual Zodiac fortune telling handbook. 1987 - Created Taiwan's first magazine on TV Games in July, started another TV Game magazine, TV Game Report in October. 1990 - Started the Anime, manga, model information magazine, Magic Zone. Also officially started manga publication. End of 1990 - Company is listed on the sharemarkets. 1991 - Obtained Japanese manga license for Rumiko Takahashi's Urusei Yatsura 1992 - Published idol photo albums of Hong Kong singers/movie stars like Leon Lai, Aaron Kwok. 1993 - Started other TV games magazine like VV Kids, Game Paradise, and Seinen manga magazine Tempo. 1994 - Started publishing a fashion living fortune telling magazine My Birthday. 1996 - Imported the trading card game Magic: The Gathering. 2001 - TOM Group brought Sharp Point Press July 25, 2003 - Due to Da Ran Culture Ltd.'s bankruptcy, Sharp Point Press obtained publishing rights to Ribon's Mon Mon, which became Taiwan's best selling magazine. August 12, 2007 - Sharp Point Press obtained license for Shogakukan's Ciao. ==See also== Category:Sharp Point Press titles ==External links==

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