Dr. Kazuo Umezu’s Shonen Sunday (1969)

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Dr. Kazuo Umezu’s Shonen Sunday (1969)
Mass plagiarism destroys the uniqueness of art, especially when considered as your own. Becomes vicious and repetitive to those who does not have enough room for self-expression / free-will. It has happened months ago
何年もの間、私を支え続ける皆様、ありがとうございました。自分自身であることを忘れないでください。"より大きな芸術を創造する!"
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In his graphic novel, Uno Moralez takes the Blue Teeth legend and sets it against the backdrop of perestroika
If you’re in Moscow, you better not miss this!
garo feb-mar 1979
cover of a new zine UFO (Unidentified Fuck Orb) which I’ll have at SF Zine Fest and NYABF next month.
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Looks like Tokyo Otaku Mode has jumped into the coloring book craze! They’re now carrying Japanese coloring books aimed at adults, including ones based on older anime/manga such as Rose of Versailles, Gegege no Kitaro, horror manga by Kazuo Umezu, and Mobile Suit Gundam! You can check out these (and many more) on their website!
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The Women of Osamu Tezuka, exhibition poster, Gallery Kai
Sete Star Sept - Gero Me 10" e.p. 2011
Beatifully crazy cover artwork designed by underground manga artist, Shintaro Kago.
website: Sete Star Sept
Kazuo Umezu
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the maruo influence tho !
Blade Runner inspired sculpture by Yasushi Nirasawa.
SMH magazine, Vol. 4, 1996.
Fujio Akatsuka (1935-2008) and his beloved cat Kikuchiyo (1979-1997)
The artist who created osomatsukun was a cat lover.
The manga HANA NO KIKUCHIYO was modeled on his furry son.
Later on the cat appered on several tv commercials (Japan Railway Company, Konica Minolta, etc.) , and became as famous as his owner. This feline star had his bank account full of performance fee, sometimes Akatsuka borrowed some money from his pet.
Since the cat passed away, his spirit has been enshrined at Fujio Akatsuka Memorial Hall in Ome city.
Now Kikuchiyo sleeps in Tetsugakudo Pet Cemetery, Tokyo.
David Bowie manga by Shotaro Ishinomori, 1977