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Ize Press Licenses Codename: Anastasia, Mignon BL Webtoons for English Print

Both titles are receiving their first English print editions, expanding Ize Press's BL webtoon catalog with a thriller and a romance that includes an animated film.

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Ize Press Licenses Codename: Anastasia, Mignon BL Webtoons for English Print

Ize Press announced at San Diego Comic-Con 2026 that it has licensed two boys-love webcomics, Codename: Anastasia and Mignon, for English print publication. Codename: Anastasia, an espionage thriller, will be released in March 2027, while Mignon, a romance between an underground boxer and a vampire doctor, will get a special box set in January 2027.

Ize Press used its San Diego Comic-Con 2026 industry panel on Friday to announce two new boys-love webtoon licenses for English print. The first, Codename: Anastasia, is an ongoing espionage thriller written by Boyseason and illustrated by Han, following a South Korean intelligence agent investigating a mysterious weapon in Russia. The webtoon has surpassed 2 million views on Tappytoon. Its English print edition is scheduled for March 2027.

The second license, Mignon, is a completed romance by Bboungbbangkkyu about an underground boxer and a vampire doctor. Ize Press is releasing a special box set that includes both print volumes, photocards, and a USB containing the complete uncensored hour-long animated film plus an exclusive 11-minute side-story animation. The box set is slated for January 2027. Both titles will be available through major bookstores, online retailers, and comic shops.

  • Codename: Anastasia: Espionage thriller; English print March 2027
  • Mignon: BL romance with vampire doctor; box set January 2027 includes animated film

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