Naoshi Arakawa recently launched the Farewell, My Dear Cramer (Sayonara Watashi no Cramer) in Kodansha’s Monthly Shonen Magazine. Arakawa is known for creating the Your Lie in April manga.
Along with the launch of the new series, Kodansha Comics announced that Farewell, My Dear Cramer would receive a simultaneous digital English release. The manga will be released on Kindle and Comixology.
The manga was featured on the cover of the latest issue of Kodansha’s Monthly Shonen Magazine. Farewell, My Dear Cramer’s first chapter is 69 pages and includes a colored opening page. You can check out the cover of that issue of Monthly Shonen Magazine below.
A synopsis of the series was provided by Weekly Shonen Magazine and translated as follows (from ANN):
Sumire Suō is 15 years old. She has passion for football, but can’t seem to grasp victory… After having a gloomy life as a middle school student, will a single moment as a high school student make her heart dance!?
A description of the first chapter is provided by ANN:
The first chapter of the manga begins with Sumire in middle school. The short-haired girl shows overwhelming power at a soccer game, and makes a great shot from a dribble during a counter, but the match ends when a girl with pigtails named Midori Soshizaki her. The two end up going to a regular high school instead of one that prides itself in athletics, and decide to work together as a team.
Farewell, My Dear Cramer’s first chapter is currently available on Kindle and Comixology. The chapter costs $1.99 at both digital outlets.
