Mizushima Shinji

A mook book that celebrates Tetsuya Chiba's then 55 year long career, with various interviews, galleries, a previously unpublished one-shot of Chiba's made before his debut, discussions and articles on all of his famous manga and contributions from various mangaka. They are as follows: Fujiko Fujio A Shinji Mizushima Takao Saito Moto Hagio Hiroshi Motomiya Hisashi Eguchi Takehiko Inoue Kenshi Hirokane Jun Hatanaka Kenji Morita Kenichi Kitami Hiroshi Kurotetsu Yu Koyama Mitsuru Adachi Hirohiko Araki - A one-shot based on his experience with Tetsuya Chiba's manga series "I'm Teppei" as a child. Rumiko Takahashi Yoichi Takahashi Interview with two great respecters: Katsuhiro Otomo: "Chiba's works were my textbooks." Nobuyuki Fukumoto: "My youth was the Tetsuya Chiba Award." Tetsuya Chiba Photo Gallery Attic Workroom, Rikiishi Toru's Funeral, Akio Chiba's Writing Scene The Workroom in the 1980s," "Family Photos" and other rare images! The manga that Tetsuya Chiba made when he was 15 years old, "The Rise of Dr. Science!" All in one volume! Family Forms \[Siblings] Tetsuya Chiba talks about the true face of his younger brother, Akio Chiba. \[Parent-child dialogue] Tetsuya Chiba and Shuhei Chiba \[Married Couple] Sachiko Chiba, Wife Manga not included in the book "Ieji: The Road Home, 1945-2003" Special Contribution Atsuko Takamori "About Tetsuya Chiba and Ashita no Joe Shizuka Ijuin "The Man I Admire The only 14 handwritten original manuscripts left by Ikki Kajiwara! 〜Tetsuya Chiba, Artist of "Tomorrow's Joe" (Commentary by Fusanosuke Natsume) Special Talk: Tetsuya Chiba and Sho Hakuho Tetsuya Chiba and Monkey Punch TOMORROW'S JOE" as a basic education of Manga 〜Why are there so many parodies of "Tomorrow's Joe"? 〜Sho 2 Tetsuya Chiba and Monkey Punch Tetsuya Chiba's 40 major works, 1956-2008 Tetsuya Chiba: A List of All Works

The third part of Dokaben, where Dokaben and his friends are now professional baseball players.

The second part of the Dokaben story, concerning the team's trials and tribulations at Koshien.

The story of fictional baseball player Yasutake Kageura.As of 2014, the manga has over 22 Million copies in circulation.(from Wikipedia.ja): Yasutake Kageura , also known as "Abu-san," was born on December 17, 1946 and was born in Niigata City , Niigata Prefecture . His name comes from the very strong liqueur "Absinthe" and the on-yomi reading of his name (Yasutake → Abu). He is friends with Mitsuru Fujiwara of the Nankai, Michiyo Arito of Lotte, Koichi Tabuchi of the Hanshin Tigers, and Koji Yamamoto of Hiroshima .Kageura participated in the local qualifying and finals due to a hangover in high school. He hides the smell of alcohol with garlic and hits a homerun with a flight distance of 155m or more, but vomiting during base running causes him to lose his drink and he loses.After that, he went to Kita-Osaka Electric after working as a member of society, Nobana Foods, but he got into trouble with the manager over the play during the game and was dismissed from disciplinary action.He was enthusiastically invited by Nankai scout Tetsugoro Iwata to join the Nankai Hawks (later Fukuoka Daiei Hawks, Fukuoka Softbank Hawks) outside the draft in 1973 when he was drinking sake at the izakaya "Daitora" .His serialization starts from there. He drinks a liquor at "Daitora" (later married to Sachiko Katsuragi, the signboard girl of this shop) at night, and splashes at the batter's box during the day. He was active in the Hawks as a smasher until he retired at the age of 62 in 2009. His serialization continued even after he retired from active duty, and although he was away from the ball world for a while , he returned to the team as an assistant director of the second army with the backing of Sadaharu Oh , the chairman of the Hawks team.Won the Shogakukan Manga Award for Seinen/General Manga in 1977

(from MangaUpdates): Tarou "Dokaben" Yamada, who was a judoka while at junior high, enters Meikun High School and is talked into joining the baseball club. He displays his superb athletic abilities in baseball and becomes well-known as a hard hitter. He and his unique teammates establish Meikun a solid position as No.1 in the High School Baseball Championship games.

Against her insistence, Yuuki is drafted by the Tokyo Mets as the first woman player in the baseball league. Won the 4th Kodansha Publishing Culture Award for Children's Manga in 1973

Fujimura Kōshien is an incredibly straightforward and simple boy named for the famous Kōshien stadium of high school baseball fame. Along with his teammates, Fujimura fights to conquer his namesake tournament and advance to a career in the pros.

A little-known classic, brought to you by the mangaka of Dokaben and Abu-san and the creator of Apache Baseball Team, Zenikko is a gritty look at money and capitalism, and one kid’s attempts to game the system in his favour.

Tsuyoshi Dojima, a left-handed pitcher who is expected to be the ace pitcher of the baseball team of Osaka's Asayo High School, continues to work hard every day under the watchful eye of his kind but strict mentor Negi-sensei and coach Gazi. However, he is competing for the title of ace with a rival pitcher, Koichi Hirobe, whose father is the chairman of the board. He is hit by a series of misfortunes, including his father Gozo's imprisonment, his mother Shizuko's death in a car accident, and some trouble involving a professional baseball scout. But will all of that stop him from becoming an ace pitcher?