Miyazaki Tsutomu

Taken from Cheap Manga: This series is self-titled “Fleshbomb Masterpiece.” The first chapter is full of flexing muscles, sweating, flowers, and more flexing.

Hojo, Takeda, Tokugawa, Uesugi... How did Sanada, a small and weak city surrounded by great powers, survive the Sengoku era? Master Masamichi Yokoyama approaches the lives of Masayuki Sanada, the most intelligent general of the Sengoku period, and his children Yukimura and Nobuyuki!

The imaginary special effects hero comes back to life! In the special effects drama produced by P Production, there is a phantom hero who disappeared during the planning stage even though a pilot film and comic version were made. One of them is "Leopard Man'', which was serialized in "Weekly Shonen Magazine''! ! In the summer of 1967, after "Ambassador Magma'' had finished airing, P Production, led by Souji Ushio, planned a special effects hero named "Leopard Man'' with the face of an animal. At the same time as producing a pilot film for a sponsor, it was decided that a manga version would be serialized in Kodansha's Weekly Shonen Magazine. The artist selected by Shonen Magazine, which was already shifting towards a graphic novel, was Kenji Namba, who had a reputation for his hard-boiled touch works. Unfortunately, the television drama version of "Leopard Man'' was not realized, but Kenji Namba's realistic portrayal of "Leopard Man'' became a masterpiece that will remain in the memory of readers. Note: The Jiro version is digitized as part of his Masterpiece Selection