Crunchyroll Begins Huge Anime And Manga Purge In End Of 12-Year Era
Evan Mullicane is the deputy editor of Screen Rant's comics and anime team. Having started as a writer for the comics team at the beginning of the Pandemic, Evan was swiftly promoted from writer to editor, and then from editor to lead of Screen Rant's newly established anime vertical.
Throughout his time with Screen Rant, Evan has made a handful of appearances at conventions such as Anime Expo and San Diego Comic-Con, and has interviewed some of the biggest names in Anime and Comics history.
In addition to editing anime and manga articles for Screen Rant, Evan is also a science fiction and fantasy author. In 2018 and 2019, his short story "The Demon's Mother" won honorable mentions from the Writers of the Future contest.
You can find Evan on Twitter @EvanDM and BlueSky @evandmu.bsky.socia
Crunchyroll just made a major change to its store that has resulted in fans losing access to a great deal of fan-favorite anime and manga titles. While fans are still reeling from the loss, it's unclear just how extensive the store cuts go.
As pointed out by X user MangaAlerts, Crunchyroll has removed all manga from their store as well as a great deal of anime Blu-rays.