Nagatani Kunio

Kunio Nagatani, longtime sufferer under the tyrannical rule of Fujio Productions, presents a collection of catastrophic comics seeking to undermine the conventional ways of modern manga! Heavily influenced by the comic parodies in Mad Magazine, watch as famous characters you might know are ripped to shreds! The reviews are in! Manga dictator and founder of Fujio Productions, Fujio Akatsuka, writes: "This book's a piece of crap. Considering Fujio Pro published this, I'm just amazed at the Japanese comics industry." Akebono Publishing (the freaks who put this out) writes: "The Asahi Journal has finally ignored a collection containing both the worst and most prolific works of the century. You simply must buy it!"

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A parody of Kazuo Umezu's "Orochi" by way of Fujio Productions and Kunio Nagatani, first published in the August 1969 issue of COM. The fifth story in Nagatani's 'parody theater' series, later compiled in "Bakashiki: Kunio Nagatani's Collection of Plagiarized Works" (バカ式 - 長谷邦夫盗作全集, Akebono, 1970).

The human boy Ken Iwate becomes a target of ridicule for other kids in the neighborhood, but after meeting the alien Scatan, the two become fast friends. Ken will rely greatly on Scatan's "Numbness" rays to resolve whatever problems may arise, whether from a trio lead by his rival Geso Boss or from other sources and events.

(from ebookjapan): Seven warriors, including Hoshi Hikaru, protect the earth from alien attacks. Their special move is Miracle Nova! "Rainbow Squadron Robin" is a science fiction anime created by "Studio Zero," the legendary anime production company of the Tokiwa-so masters. This must-see work, serialized in Weekly Shonen Magazine as a manga version, was made under the name "Akira Kazeta" as a joint work by Shotaro Ishinomori and Fujiko Fujio. Also included is "Rainbow Squadron Robin," written and illustrated solely by Ishinomori, and the record manga version!