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Adventures Into The Unknown #1. "The Living Ghost" story. Script: Frank Belknap Long. Art: Fred Guardineer.

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Alex Niño Satan's Tears: The Art of Alex Niño "Stairway to a Heaven Unknown" Illustration Original Art (Land of Enchantment, 1977).

Ink and white-spatter technique on illustration board.

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Luis Dominguez Grimm's Ghost Stories #49 Cover painting original art (Western, 1979).

Gouache on heavy illustration board.

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Osamu Tezuka - Black Jack 50th Anniversary Exhibition - Artbook [Akita Shoten, 2023]

Language: Japanese/English Pages: 176 Dimensions: 37 x 26.3 cm

"Art book of the 50th anniversary exhibition of Black Jack, one of Osamu Tezuka's classics, it features many illustrations and information about the manga from the famous mangaka!"

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Osamu Tezuka - Phoenix Full Color Art Book (Collector's Edition) [Fukkan, 2019]

Pages: 100 Dimensions: 30 x 21 cm

"The immortal aesthetic world created by the master Tezuka Osamu is published for the first time as a super luxurious A4 size full color art book!"

"This book includes the frontispieces and cover art from each magazine serialization, such as "COM", "Manga Shonen", "Yasei Jidai", and "Shojo Club", as well as newly drawn illustrations for the covers of past volumes, illustrations for posters, and even a "phantom" color illustration for an NHK program (set of six), unused color cels from the "future arc" anime part of the live-action movie "Phoenix" (1978, directed by Ichikawa Kon), initial setting illustrations for the production announcement of the anime movie "Phoenix 2772" (1980), and mysterious illustrations of unknown origins, all of which are treasured images that even enthusiasts have never seen before."

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Osamu Tezuka - Missing Pieces [Rittorsha, 2025]

手塚治虫ミッシング・ピーシズ

Language: Japanese Pages: 464 Dimensions: 25.7 x 18.5 cm

"Unreleased manga layouts and drafts by Osamu Tezuka.

This volume features first-time publications, primarily of the original manuscripts for "Mansion OBA" (a four-part series published in Weekly Shonen Jump from March to June 1972). This allows readers to compare the originals and appreciate Tezuka Osamu's brilliant editing techniques. This volume also brings together rare sketches from various Tezuka works, including recently discovered, previously unpublished drafts, and drafts and character sketches previously only available in magazines and bonus books."

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Osamu Tezuka - Dororo <Manga Manuscript Reproduction Series> [Fukkan, 2019] 手塚 治虫 どろろ <漫画原稿再生叢書> Language: Japanese Pages: 56 Dimensions of the book: 42 x 29,5 cm

The "Manga Manuscript Reproduction Series" features fully-readable reproductions of existing manuscripts, printed in four to five colors on paper similar to actual manuscript paper, bound in a codex binding that opens 180 degrees to avoid bending the paper, and enclosed in a box.

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Fumiko Takano - Yellow Book (Afternoon KC Deluxe) [Kodansha, 2025 · 26th Edition]

高野 文子 - 黄色い本 (アフタヌーンKCデラックス) "A young girl identifies with the protagonist of a novel and immerses herself in a book she borrowed from the library. This collection includes three stories, including the title story, based on the classic "The Thibaults." This exceptional collection offers a rich variety of stories, skimming the truth and the cream of life's cream, including "Mayonnaise," a small commotion unfolding in a corner of the company that even the people involved don't know whether it's love or sexual harassment, and "No. 2 No. 6," a thrilling story about a volunteer who encounters a conflict at his assigned workplace. Enjoy these four stories by a masterful author, perfectly balanced between humor and a cool sense of distance."

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Takagi Ryuzo Works Collection "Twisted" [Fukkan, 2025]

高木りゅうぞう作品集 ツイステッド

"A genius manga artist who made a huge impact in the early 1990s, active for less than two years. The complete works of Takagi Ryuzo, sought after by manga aficionados, are now published in their first commercial volume!

So now, in response to many requests, we will be publishing the works left behind by Takagi Ryuzo in an A5-sized book.

To produce this book, all of the works were re-scanned based on the original manuscripts left behind by Takagi. The pages will be presented in even higher resolution than when they were first released.

Works Included ◇ "Moeko Kasai's Driver" (October 1992) ◇ "Under the Drunkard's Night Sky" (December 1991) ◇ "Prio's Feelings" (September 1992) ◇ "Twisted" (1992) ◇ "An Uneasy Table" (December 1992) ◇ "Old Friends" (April 1993) ◇ "Jazz in 'Lovely'" (Unfinished)"

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Kitamura Eigo - Tsuchida Seiki, Kaku Katariki [Saiz, 2025]

"Manga artist Tsuchida Seiki has left behind many masterpieces that touch the hearts of readers.

His true face is portrayed by a former assistant manga artist."

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Minoru Kuroda - Even the Sun Rises in the West (The World of Love and Spirit 1) [Kokonoem, 2016]

陽が西から昇るとも (愛と霊の世界1)

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Yasuko Aoike - The Splendid World of Original Drawings - From Eroica to Falco [Akita Shoten, 2014]

Pages: 160 Dimensions: 26 x 18 cm Language: Japanese

青池保子 華麗なる原画の世界―「エロイカ」から「ファルコ」まで

"Yasuko Aoike (青池 保子, Aoike Yasuko; born July 24, 1948, in Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi) is a female Japanese manga artist. Most of her works are shōjo manga, predominantly focused on romance, adventure and light comedy, and many of them contain elements of shōnen-ai."

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Marina Shirakawa: Yokai Picture Story [Ele-King Books, 2016]

Language: Japanese. Pages: 156 Height: 25 cm. Width: 26 cm.

"A legendary genius in the world of occult, science fiction and supernatural manga, an astonishing unpublished work has been unearthed! Now published!!

The cover is front-foiled + two-color printing.

The text is a luxurious special edition using six different types of paper!"

"Marina Shirakawa (白川まり奈) was born in 1940 in Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan. She studied at Musashino University of Fine Arts, but left her studies to pursue a professional career in illustration and manga. Her career spanned the 1960s to 1980s, with collaborations with publishers such as Akebono Shuppan and Hibari Shobō, where she published stories of horror, science fiction, and supernatural themes.

A cult figure within the darker, more experimental side of Japanese manga, Shirakawa combined elements of Japanese folklore—especially yōkai and rural legends—with modern imagery from science fiction, UFOs, and biological mutation. Among her best-known works are Yōkai Emmonogatari and UFO Mushroom Invasion, where her meticulous linework and unsettling atmospheres evoke both the aesthetics of classic horror manga and a poetic sensibility akin to surrealism."

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Noboru Oshiro - 愉快な鉄工所 Happy Ironworks [Shogakukan, 2005]

Pages: 160 Language: Japanese Dimensions: 19.5 x 14 cm

"Published in 1941, this book is a masterpiece that used science fiction techniques to provide readers of the time with accurate scientific knowledge and fantastic dreams. It is also a valuable work in the history of manga."

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Norakuro Postwar Masterpiece Collection by Suihō Tagawa [Kyoiku Hyoron Sha, 2021] Set of 4 books with slipcase. "The first reprint of postwar works that can be considered spin-offs of the "Norakuro" series." "Published immediately after the war, the four works include a mysterious work that was little known until now: "Rare Norakuro Grass," "Chameken and Norakuro," "The Trip of the Three Norakuro," and "Ryu and Norakuro." "Nakatarō Takamizawa (高見澤 仲太郎, Takamizawa Nakatarō; February 10, 1899 – December 12, 1989), better known by the pen name Suihō Tagawa (田河 水泡, Tagawa Suihō), was a Japanese manga artist."

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Space War Encyclopedia Reprint Edition (Jaguar Bucks) [Fukkan, 2016]

宇宙戦争大図鑑 復刻版 (ジャガーバックス) Language: Japanese Pages: 150 Dimensions: 19 x 13.5 cm

"The Space War Encyclopedia, featuring sci-fi-inspired illustrations of space battleships, planetary bases, rockets faster than light, robots, time machines, and more."

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The Spirit of Avant-Garde Photography: Transforming "Nothing Much" [AKAAKA, 2023]

Language: Japanese. Pages: 240.

"Section I The 1930s to the 1940s: TAKIGUCHI Shuzo and ABE Nobuya - The Rise and Fall of Avant-Garde Photography

Section II The 1950s to the 1970s: OTSUJI Kiyoji - Revival and Transposition of Avant-Garde Photography

Section III The 1960s to the 1980s: GOCHO ShigeoThe Development of Avant-Garde Photography

This year, 2023, marks the 120th anniversary of Takiguchi Shuzo's birth, the 110th anniversary of Abe Nobuya's birth, the 100th anniversary of Otsuji Kiyoji's birth, and the 40th anniversary of Gocho Shigeo's death. While tracing the relationship between these four artists and their work, in this exhibition we hope to convey the actuality of the avant-garde photographic spirit championed by Takiguchi."