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Allie Garfinkle

Exclusive: Redpoint-backed VoyceMe has raised $10 million in seed funding to tap the $100 billion-plus market for anime, manga, and webtoons

United States Webtoon Matthew Johnson Fortune
(Credit: VoyceMe)

One-Punch Man is a manga-turned-anime about existential dread, and the stilted, life-sucking agony of being unchallenged. 

"I love One-Punch Man, particularly because the creator at the start actually had no idea how to create good art," said Dylan Telano, founder and CEO of VoyceMe, a platform for publishing and reading webcomics. "The original One-Punch Man was drawn on a napkin and that ended up getting published, and then it became the series that we all love. It’s honestly one of the inspirations behind why I started VoyceMe."

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