Dallbun wrote:

I deliver you from fear, temptation, and not having a sample of Lost Girls to read. Courtesy of the scans_daily livejournal community.

Thank you

As for manga artists... Osamu Tezuka is vastly underappreciated in non-Japanese fandom, I believe. Yeah, he did stuff like Astro Boy, which is interesting and sometimes fun in a establishing-manga sort of way, but the real gems that have been released in the U.S. are Adolf and Phoenix. The former is a WWII epic (that doesn't deal directly with the war, of course) about three guys named Adolf, a Japanese reporter, and the secret of Hitler's birth. The latter is Tezuka's magnum opus (cut short by his death) of a series of loosely-connected stories set backwards and forwards in time. They're both gold. Buddha is also quite good, though not one of my personal favorites.

I guess because he is old, his word doesn't get old though and he created most of the manga categories we use today.

onsenmark wrote:

Seriously, there's NO love for Kaoru Mori?

No love for Victorian Romance Emma. nor for Shirley?

*goes off into a corner and cries*

I only have seen the anime to chapter 6. I plant to buy the manga now that is licensed

Last edited by Romanticide (10-21-2006 01:03:59 AM)