Manga artists the world over are going digital! And now, Manga University is offering the highly acclaimed drawing software Manga Studio Debut 4 along with seven best-selling books, including several from the popular How to Draw Manga series, at an unbeatable low price. With the MU Digital Drawing Bundle, anyone can learn to draw manga on their computer just like the pros!

Here’s what you get in the bundle:

Manga Studio Debut 4.0 (Regularly $49.99)
Manga Studio Debut offers artists the best way to create digitial manga comics from start to finish! Imagine, draw and publish your manga art with this powerful tool. Manga Studio Debut is the ideal solution for first-time manga artists, as well as intermediate artists who wish to expand their creative toolkit with this intuitive 2D application. This hybrid version works on both Windows and Macintosh computers!

HTDM: Maids and Miko (Regularly $19.99)

Renowned artists Tatsuhiro Ozaki (founder of the Society for the Study of Manga Techniques) and Unkaku Koyama (author of How to Draw Manga: Super Tone Techniques) team up for How to Draw Manga: Maids and Miko, a fascinating, in-depth look at the traditional costumes worn by Western housemaids and Japanese temple servants (miko). Features hundreds of poses and detailed written descriptions of the garments and how they are worn.

HTDM: Colorful Costumes (Regularly $21.99)

Who says all manga has to be black-and-white? Introducing Colorful Costumes, the first all-color book in the renowned How to Draw Manga series. This wonderful edition is a veritable encyclopedia of styles, offering a close-up look at the whimsical costumes and elaborately tailored uniforms worn by the young women who work in Japan's cafes, restaurants, hotels and other service-industry venues. Also featured is a section on the traditional clothes worn by women in other Asian nations. Jam-packed with 136 full-color pages showing cute manga characters in a variety of costumes and poses.

HTDM: Guns & Military Volumes 1 and 2 (Regularly $39.98)
Ready ... Aim ... DRAW! Give your manga characters some heavy-duty firepower with How to Draw Manga Guns & Military. The first volume in this two-book set includes illustrations and model specifications for more than 50 different gun variations, as well as information on ammunition and gun accessories, and uniforms worn by police officers in Japan and the United States.

The second volume features blueprint-quality illustrations of tanks, battleships, helicopters, jet fighters and long-range bombers from all of the worlds' major military powers. And just in case you've got a character who isn't exactly a "team player," author Ichiro Kamiya has included a few dozen illustrations of easy-ridin' motorcycles as well. Because getting to the battle is half the fun!

Manga University Costume Collection (Regularly $19.99)

Have you ever wondered how a Japanese schoolgirl spends her
mornings, afternoons and evenings? In Costume Collection, manga artists and costume-play enthusiasts are introduced to seven models photographed in a variety of poses representing the everyday activities (and clothing) of a typical Japanese high school student. By applying what you see to your own artwork, you too can draw authentic-looking manga characters.

MU Background Collection Volumes 2 and 3 (Regularly $15.98)

This set is your how-to guide for designing realistic backgrounds featuring the futuristic high-rises and busy boulevards of Japan's largest cities. Designed by professional screen-tone artists, these workbooks feature 32 high-quality, copyright-free background illustrations that artists are encouraged to study, trace, photocopy or even cut out and use in their own manga.

The digital revolution is here and with the MU Digital Drawing Bundle, it's never been easier to jump in and start drawing. But don't wait! Supplies are limited and this incredible deal won't be around forever.