Moritou Yoshihiro

An adaptation of Tōei's 1978 live-action Spider-Man show, featuring the 2nd Japanese Spider-Man, Yamashiro Takuya.

A space robot romance drawn by Leiji Matsumoto. A luxurious favorite edition project including anime-related works has finally started! In the midst of the robot anime boom, "Wakusei Robo Danguard A", produced with Leiji Matsumoto as the image creator, ran from March 6, 1977 to March 26, 1978. It was aired every Sunday on Fuji TV and gained popularity. In parallel with this work, which was aired as Leiji Matsumoto's only giant robot animation, the manga version "Wakusei Robo Danguard A" was also serialized in the "Boken Ou" magazine. It has become a popular work. In this favorite version project, the manga version "Wakusei Robo Danguard A" is recorded as an original version that faithfully reproduces the pillars and tilts when serialized in the magazine, and is linked to the animation produced by Toei Animation (currently Toei Animation). The serialized "Fun Kindergarten" version and the comicalized version of "Planetary Robo Danguard A vs. Insect Robot Corps" released at the Toei Manga Festival in July 1977 will be published as a luxurious "reprint definitive edition"! Since the contents of each volume are different, we will introduce the works scheduled to be recorded below. Volume 1 "Wakusei Robo Danguard A" (Leiji Matsumoto) ("Adventure King" April 1977 issue to November 1977 issue) ★Reproduce the double-page spread and color door, which will be recorded for the first time in a book, and also modify parts Recorded with original pagination modified! ◆Original illustrations, new illustrations, and materials will also be included Volume 2 ◆"Wakusei Robo Danguard A" (Leiji Matsumoto) ("Adventurous King" December 1977 issue - April 1978 issue) ★ The double -page spread and color door are reproduced for the first time in the book, and the modified parts are also corrected to the original pagination! Leiji Original / Yu Okazaki Manga)… “TV Magazine” (August 1977 special issue) reprinted for the first time! All-color amazing robot manga “Wakusei Robo Danguard A” (Leiji Matsumoto original / Yoshihiro Morifuji Manga)… “Fun Kindergarten" April 1977-April 1978 issues are reprinted for the first time! ◆Original illustrations, illustrations, and materials will be included ◆Shogun Warriors, TV program planning documents (many unpublished materials), etc. Both manga and anime are popular "Planetary Robo Danguard A" with high . This project, where you can fully enjoy the charm of each manga and anime that has been said to have different contents as much as possible, is a must-see for Leiji Matsumoto fans and robot anime fans. Content. \* The contents of the recording are from the planning stage. Some changes are possible.

Classic 1976 manga adaptation of the 1974-1984 Japanese action figure series, Microman (aka Micronauts in the west). A young boy meets tiny super-powered heroes and joins them to fight a giant alien menace–the Acroyear–piloting his own miniature giant (?) robot! Digitals delisted as of 2019

Since his debut with "Ultra Q SOS Mt. Fuji", Yoshihiro Morifuji, who has worked on numerous comicalizations of Tsuburaya Productions such as "Mighty Jack", "Taiki Daisakusen", and "Mirrorman", has produced "Ultraman Returns" and "Ultraman Ace". A phantom masterpiece that was serialized in 1973 in "Sixth grade elementary school". Based on the TV scenario, the original elements become stronger as the series progresses, and the original monster appears in the second half. However, it is a drama-oriented story that is typical of the 2nd Ultra series, and gives a refreshing impression just like the TV version. First appearance: "Sixth grade elementary school" (Shogakukan) April-September 1973 issue

Highly recommended by animation director and tokusatsu fan Hideaki Anno!! "Mighty Jack", a secret agency that protects world peace by making full use of the universal battleship "MJ", and "Q", who plans to conquer the world by exploiting science Comicalized special effects drama produced by Tsuburaya Productions in 1968 depicting the fierce battle

"Ultra Q" is a one-episode sci-fi drama that caused an unprecedented monster boom in Japan in 1966. As the first installment of the "fantasy special effects series" of the world-famous hero "Ultraman", it recorded a maximum audience rating of 36.4% and an average audience rating of 32.39%. This book "SOS Mt. Fuji" is a comic version of the 7th episode (aired on February 13, 1966) of the same title. It is the debut work of Yoshihiro Morifuji, a rare comicalized writer, and the only work published under the name of "Hiroshi Mori". For this reason, it has long been regarded as a "phantom masterpiece by a mysterious writer". The raw manuscript found at Mr. Morifuji's home has been revived as an electronic comic with beautiful image quality that conveys the pen touch vividly! Sadly Delisted

Yoshihiro Morifuji of "Microman" draws "Transformers", a dream collaboration work miraculously revived! It is a completely original story in which Superion and Menazor of "Transformers Unite Warriors", which has been developing toys since 2015, demonstrates the main feature of "scramble combination" that replaces limbs and makes a big success. Anomalous phenomena caused by sunspots were occurring all over the world. The cause was Destron's new weapon, the Omega Wave Cannon. Taking advantage of the chaos, the Destrons were looting energy from all over the Earth. On the other hand, Cybertron was in a rescue operation and was unable to fight back against the Decepticons. Convoy Boy Corps captain Toru, physicist Jenny, and scout Hound, who were conducting their own investigations, were also captured by the Destrons. Finally, the strongest Destron Stantron unit attacks the nuclear power plant, and commander Convoy has no choice but to dispatch a new airbot unit with no actual combat experience. Will Convoy, who takes command of the new battle base, Scramble City, have a plan to reverse Megatron's ambitions? First appearance: "Comic Bonbon" (Kodansha) 1986 Spring Break Special Edition Family Computer Special Special Issue

Dr. Araki was a Hiroshima survivor whose parents had died in the blast. As an adult, he moved to Nevada to work on Gamma bomb tests for the U.S. government, but during a countdown Araki spotted teenager Ricky Tenda in the blast zone. Leaving the safety of his bunker to rescue Ricky, Araki told his assistant Igor to hold the count, unaware Igor was a Russian spy; the count continued, and though Araki got Ricky to safety, he was caught in the blast himself and transformed into the raging monster "The Hulk".