The self-contained manga by fan-favorite creator Douman Seiman (The Voynich Hotel) that won the Seiun Sci-Fi Award! Follow the tale of an Earthling determined to find out why his home planet was destroyed...while sleeping with as many alien girls as possible.
It can be pretty lonely being the only member of your species--just ask "Bub", an amnesic Earthling who woke up in outer space and discovered that Earth had been destroyed. As he travels through multiple universes, Bub must figure out his past, what happened to his home planet, and how to best pick up alien chicks--the human race won't repopulate itself, after all!
Series Information
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| Story and Art by |
Douman Seiman |
| Series Page |
How Many Light-Years to Babylon? |
| Romaji Title | Babylon made wa Nankounen? |
| Japanese Title | バビロンまでは何光年？ |
| Prequel Series | N/A |
| Reading Order |
This is the first volume. |
| Status | Completed |
| Genres | Adult, Adventure, Comedy, Sci-fi, Slice of Life |
| Demographic | Seinen |
| Japanese Publisher | Akita Shoten |
| Series Links | MangaUpdates, MyAnimeList |
Product Description
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| Volume | Single, 1 |
| Chapters Included | [Missing information] |
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ISBN-13 |
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| Release Date | December 1, 2020 |
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Format |
Trade Paperback |
| Trim Size | 5.00" x 7.125" [Shorter Trim] |
| Book Price | $12.99 |
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Pages |
180 |
| Age Rating | Older Teen |
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English Publisher |
Seven Seas Entertainment |
| Imprint |
Seven Seas (Non-imprint) |
Book Staff
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| Translation | Jocelyne Allen |
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Lettering |
Christa Miesner |
| Touch-up Art | Christa Miesner |
| Adaptation | Patrick King |
| Cover Design | Hanase Qi |
| Editing | Shannon Fay |
| Proofreader | Brett Hallahan, Dawn Davis |
| Production | Lissa Pattillo |
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