Manga Quest 2023 Haul Straight From TOKYO, Japan! Classics, Outlaws, Weird Stuff, and Masterpieces!
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
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The comic you didn't know the name or artist was Yoshikazu Yasuhiko's Rebel Sword. It was published by Dark Horse in 1994.
The one at 17:30, for those of you who are looking for a time stamp.
Ed, Yasuhiko isn’t an affiliate of Nagai as far as I know BUT is a huge figure in the world of mecha anime as he’s the original character designer for Mobile Suit Gundam!
He also does a ton of very lush historical epics such as the story of Joan of Arc and (perhaps most controversially) Jesus. Very interesting creator, would love to see a full vid on him!
Yas is a LEGEND! Gundam heads, especially those who collect the records, know his work well... or if they got Gundam Origin.
Yasuhiko was also the character designer for the original Gundam anime series. I was intro to Yasuhiko thru his Venus War anime which was one of the first official English translated releases in the 90's. Yoshikazu Yasuhiko and Haruhiko Mikimoto were two manga/anime pioneers who created the old school anime style when it was first introduced into USA, Unfortunately very few of their manga work was ever translated into English.
you can find those floppies pretty dirt cheap
yas is fuckin legendary they need to flip through maraya
Unfortunately it's been disclosed today that Buichi Terasawa (Cobra's mangaka) has passed away at 68.
While Tar-chan does start out as a raunchy comedy, it shifts gears into a full-on battle manga about halfway through and it's genuinely great. Tar-chan participates in fighting tournaments, he goes up against vampires, cyborgs, even genetic clones of himself. Absolute insanity.
16:41 That's Yas, aka Yoshikazu Yasuhiko, aka Mobile Suit Gundam animation/character director, mangaka of TON of classics, and the first mangaka to have an episode of Manben to be featured to audiences outside of Japan with English subtitles and narrator dubs.
I'm a Gundam head with a bunch of albums featuring his art, so I caught that at a glance.
yeah i was annoyed when he talked shit on him...yas is a legend
"クルドの星(Kurd no Hoshi) " is done by Yoshikazu Yasuhiko who is famous for first series of Mobile Suit Gundam(As character designer and animation director). It's story about Kurd-Japanese boy battling in Kurdistan against Turkish army but there are much Sci-Fi element to it in later part.
Sadly Buichi Terasawa passed away on Friday the 8th sep. It'd be cool if you did an episode on his work. To get more people to appreciate his stuff. I always liked Midnight eye, his take on Journey to the West.
Hell yeah! I watched the first 'Violence Jack' OVA a couple of months back! - Would definitely like to see the Amano book!
Rest in peace Buichi Terasawa
manga at 14:05 recommended by GEOFF DAREW is HIGANJIMA
THANK YOU!!
16:40 Holy Shit!! That's "Rebel Sword" by Yoshikazu Yasuhiko!!!!! 😀😀
Good to see Saint Muscle, hope you do a video about it. Looking forward to the Go Nagai video, too
I love the coverage you guys give manga, but in answer to your call for more suggestions I would like to see more coverage of European comics (Spain, Italy, Belgium) as well as some coverage of S. American comics. There are some fantastic westerns, SF and adventure comics as well as several crime comics like Precinct 56. YOU HAVE YET TO SCRATCH THE SURFACE! 😄
Aww, I was super pumped to see that Violence Jack manga, but I totally understand not being avle to show much of it on RUclips hahaha
Other cheapo manga places are the book offs which is all over Japan but the biggest ones are in Tokyo.
These were awesome, nice to see some more obscure stuff. Also liked the Amano and Katsuya Terada books.
i like the violence jack where the demons start coming up
Yes please! Show me that haul!
tithe tiger dude is actually from a light novel called The Guin Saga
Tar-chan is hilarious
I think pulling out your Ryoshi Ikigami work and going into depth on that would be really good. I love his work 🤙
Would love to see you guys discuss GON by Masashi Tanaka -- gorgeous, expressive, completely wordless manga. I think you could pull a lot from it!
A little birdie may have told me that Bubbles might be publishing a new Suehiro Maruo book in the states....
I'd love to see you guys take a run at Elephantmen. Really smart writing, a variety of artists, confusing timelines, multiple massive collections...
That’s insane 250 yen would be like $1.50! For three books!
I love episodes like this. What’s the name of the wild manga around the 22 minute mark?
Kamome Shirahama! Would love to see some Witch Hat Atelier on here, for artists in particular the relation to magic and how its done really hits home
Maruo's The Caterpillar is cool. His Mauro Graphx art books are pretty sweet too. The only thing of his readily available in English currently is i think Panorama Island.
arghhh killing me with the books you cant show on YT... Im crying !!! WHAT was the book that Geof recommended with the melty man on the cover ???
you guys could do whole video several videos on yasuhiko incredible artist great figure drawing and ink washes
yah noticed in Mandarake Nakano the complete set of cobra is like 18 USD wow, what a bargain. Yah whenever I go to Tokyo I bring along a suitcase or two and fill it with cheapo manga and art books.
I'm not exactly sure of how nobody has ever recommended Ed Kakugo no Susume, because it looks exactly like something he would love
You should pick up a copy of 'The Fishbone' by Akira Ooyama next time you're in Japan. It's James Stokoe's secret sauce.
These videos always make me curious if you have checked out the battle royale manga? Beautiful art in there.
You should cover Berserk.
7:22 「滅びの宴 西村寿行 」by 田辺節雄
Any chance of looking at blacksad?
Do you read Japanese? Or are these mostly for the art,