Azuma Hideo

You can finally read Shotaro Ishinomori x Hideo Azuma's strongest collaboration work! For those who have been humming "Moonlight Ring~♪ Moonlight Ring~♪", there is a nostalgic and illusory work known as "Suki! Suki!! Witch Sensei". Guruguru Medaman'', the legendary special effects comedy that is enthusiastically supported by some enthusiasts, including Magical Chappie'' from the Toei Animation Majoko series, and the last TV anime series produced by Studio Zero. The famous "Star Child Chobin". A new edition of \`\`Hideo Azuma's Comicalization Masterpiece Selection My Collaboration Works'', which compiles the comicalized works of these popular programs, will be published in a new edition!There are still attempts to turn TV programs into comics, but in the 1970s, At a time when ordinary households still had little means of recording and storing TV programs, such publications were far more important than they are today. The four works included in this selection of masterpieces are all based on original works. It is said that there are still many Azuma fans who have never read Hideo Azuma's manga because it cannot be said to be 100% original. At the beginning of the volume, there will be a color gravure consisting of illustrations including valuable "Guru Guru Medaman" design drawings, and at the end there will also be a special conversation with Makoto Aoyagi (Chairman of Shotaro Ishinomori Fan Club). If you miss this opportunity, this is a valuable book that you will never be able to get again! ☆☆☆ Features of this book ☆☆☆ Contains collaborative works by Shotaro Ishinomori and Hideo Azuma! "Hoshi no Chobin" and "Guru Guru" \`\`Medaman'' faithfully reproduces the two-color color page! At the beginning of the book, the "character design'', "cover when Animage Comics was published'', and \`\`illustration drawn on the insert'' are included as gravure. At the end of the book, there will be a commemorative conversation with Makoto Aoyagi, the chairman of Shotaro Ishinomori's fan club, who was familiar with those days. ▼ Main contents ◇ “Suki! Suki!! Witch Sensei” all 5 episodes \--TV Magazine (Kodansha) December 1971 issue ~ April 1972 issue ◇ “Star Child Chobin” all 4 episodes (\*2 colors) (with color pages) \--TV Magazine (Kodansha) January to April 1974 issue ◇ "Chappy the Wizard" all 8 episodes \-- TV Magazine (Kodansha) May to December 1972 issue ◇ "Guru Guru Medaman" all Episode 6 (\*Two color pages included) \-- Adventure King (Akita Shoten) September 1976 issue ~ February 1977 issue \*This book is based on "Suki! Suki!! Majo Sensei" published by Tokuma Shoten in 1981 Based on \`\`Hideo Azuma TV Anime Masterpiece Selection 1'' and "Magician Chappie: Hideo Azuma TV Anime Masterpiece Selection 2'' (all 2 volumes), it will be published as a new edition with illustrations and interviews that were not included in the book.

Publisher Hayakawa is celebrating its 70th anniversary with two manga anthology reprints. One collection is dedicated to mystery works while the other compiles SF stories printed over the publisher's long career. The Ripe Star (Ureta Hoshi) by Osamu Tezuka, February 1972 in SF Magazine Dual Isolation Cell Satellite (Eisei 2-ren Dokubou) by Leiji Matsumoto, February 1972 in SF Magazine 7P (2) – H.G. Wells by Shotaro Ishinomori, October 1969 in SF Magazine Captain Past by Go Nagai, November 1970 in SF Magazine Ragini by Moto Hagio, February 1980 in SF Magazine Dorothy by Keiko Fukuyama, August 1984 in SF Magazine Aquatic People (Mizubito) by Hideo Azuma THE GHOST OF SF KID (SF Kozou no Yuurei) by Tori Miki Heikou Wars by Eiji Yokoyama Ojii-chan no Shosai/Uchuu by Tetsuya Imai Megane wo Kai ni by Yu Tsunamino Futokou by Tsubana Mister Donut by Daisuke Nishijima(Original concept: Yusaku Kitano), June 2002 in SF Magazine Mahou Shoujo Time-chan Sono 1 Onee-chan wa Kaidan wo Ochiru Yume wo Miru no ka by Akihito Yoshitomi To, Aru Hi no Boku no Himo by Natsujikei Miyazaki Sister of My Dreams (Ore no Yume no Imouto) by COCO

A collection of classic Hideo Azuma one-shots, including his contribution to the inaugural issue of historic bishoujo/lolicon doujin magazine Cybele, "Little Red Riding Hood in Wonderland".

In the morning, she wakes up, does something resembling work, and in the afternoon, wanders around town watching JKs (high school girls). This is a picture diary featuring the world's best high school girl, which describes her daily life from June 2008 to August 2009 in a straightforward manner.

An autobiographical youth manga depicting the daily lives of Hideo Azuma and his friends who came to Tokyo in 1968 with the aim of becoming a manga artist.

One-shot compilation based on Sakyo Komatsu's best-selling novel Japan Sinks (Nihon Chinbotsu) (1973): a story of Japan slowly sinking into the sea, represented strictly in a derisive mode.

After he was alcoholic, Hideo Azuma describes his life in a diary. Utsutsu Hideo Nikki is in the continuity of Disappearance Diary. He speaks about his depression, readings, food and mangaka work. All is theoretically true.

Winner of the 10th Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize in 2006.

A collection of fairy tales made by Hideo Azuma.

Compilation of spicy stories by Azuma Hideo.

A collection of absurd and often aimless SF stories.

Mia Nekoyama is a beautiful girl, but has little interest in her surroundings and is very troublesome. Scrap Gakuen depicts the bizarre and incoherent school life she leads with strange and peculiar characters.

A collection of surreal one-shots published by Azuma in his youth.

A collection of 10 short stories; first published 1981-07-01.

Chocolate Sunday, an extremely insane beautiful girl detective, and her assistant Sanzo, a monster who is far from human, may or may not solve various cases.

An alien girl crashes on Earth and loses her memory, but her special powers still work. What will happen to her? Nana encounters a variety of dangerous missions and mysterious events, but her natural sunny disposition helps her through all the incidents as she solves each mystery, one after the other.

A young newcomer manga artist calls on an editorial department of publishing company for push his manuscript to them. He wrote about sports, but the editor denies his work because "Children cannot understand, this will be popular with only your friends with same interests". On top of that, the editor compels him to write Sci-fi instead.

The extraordinary activities of the delusional helper Buratto Bunny, who materializes and dissolves the repressed delusions of all kinds of creatures, from kindergarteners to space pilots to cats and flowers! Hideo Azuma's beauty at his peak, such as "Bishoujo Fairy Tales Collection" A complete edition containing many masterpieces of girls' manga. Contains a conversation with Hideo Azuma's friend from high school, Yuu Matsuda, and \`\`Hideo Azuma's Secret Story'' drawn by Yuu Matsuhisa. Also includes "Furiroku Nikki 2006", which has not been included in a book until now. Recommended by Eiji Otsuka and Rika Kayama.

Short manga serial of Hideo Azuma that features the first Neko-Mimi (cat-ears) in history, Sham Cat. (further details in the rest of the desc.) Serialized in Weekly Shonen Champion. Descriptions for each chapter: Chapter 1 - Sham Appears An odd cat who can speak human language comes running into the apartment of a ronin student boy. The cat also turns into a bishojo! Chapter 2 - Cutting a Tail, and a Great Transformation...!? Ban (The last name of this ronin student) goes to his part-time job, but Sham, wanting attention, follows him around after. Chapter 3 - Dig Up Shadows, Nyan Nyan!! All living things have a great weakness. You'll know right away when you dig up their shadow... Sham displays her mysterious ESP, and an enemy bearing an existential crisis draws near. Chapter 4 - When You Want to be Popular, This Scent... Ban falls in love with Ranko, the idol of Ajima Prep. He tearfully wishes, "I want to be popular for once!!" Sham easily succeeds in granting this. Chapter 5 - A Reassuring Ally Appears!! Tomorrow is the entrance exams at last, yet Ban isn't doing well and becomes frantic. He is able to fall asleep from Sham's ESP, but Sham's fleas start to rampage... Sham Cat was collected into Azuma's Absurdity Diary (不条理日記, Fujouri Nikki), a compilation of short SF one-shots and serials which were parodies of popular SF works and it was released the same year. Absurdity Diary won the 10th Seiun Award for Best Comic also within the same year. Azuma mentions that Sham Cat is intended to be a parody of Shambleau by female American SF author C. L. Moore (part of the Northwest Smith series of short stories). But in addition to this, one could also observe two key influences in Sham Cat. Sham Cat, both the character and the manga, is Azuma's composite of two series, Urusei Yatsura, and its female lead, Lum, and The Star of Cottonland with its lead, Chibi-Neko, both of which were being serialized around this time, and Azuma himself professed to very fond of Urusei Yatsura from its very first chapter (source: QuickJapan, issue 71). The compositions, tone, flow, plots, and characterization of Sham Cat parallels Lum and the early chapters of Urusei Yatsura, with additional elements being from Chibi-Neko. Hideo Azuma's lasting influence with Sham Cat can still be seen to this day. What frequently, and erroneously, is referred to as the 'Anime Cat Girl' are all modern day Sham Cats. One could humorously say that we have many different breeds of Sham Cats today.

Volume 1: Ameijingu Mary 1-5 Mad-kun 6-10 Sham Cat 11 fura-fura shounen hyouryuuki 12 Amazing Mary Volume 2: Gansaku Hideo Hakkenden

Born in an unexplored region in the mountains, Sun Wukong is accompanied by Xuanzang and heads to Tianzhu with a companion named Zhu Bajie Sha Wujing.

Tells the story of the young daughter of Apollo, who wants to become a beautiful goddess when she grows up. The manga had two serialisations, 1977-79, in a shojo magazine: "Princess." First 18 chapters. Second serialization, 1982-83, in a shonen magazine: "100-Ten Comic." Last 10 chapters. Both parts were collected in Hayakawa Comc Bunko.

An original absurd gag manga about the cheerful and sensual angel in a white robe, Asoko Soko.

Osamu Hiratake is a junior high school boy who confessed to a girl at school and was totally rejected. In order to learn how to be popular, Osamu treats his "philosophical senpai" to ramen and tries to discuss it at their boarding house. Then out his window, he saw a beautiful girl move in next door. Osamu falls in love with the beautiful girl at first sight. However, it turns out there are five girls, and all of them looked exactly the same...

Manga anthology based on stories by Yasutaka Tsutsui (science fiction author who previously wrote The Girl Who Leapt Through Time and Paprika.)