 Alternative TitlesJapanese: カムイ伝 More titlesInformationType: Manga
Volumes: 21
Chapters: 71
Status: Finished
Published: Oct 24, 1964 to May 24, 1971
Genre:
Action
Serialization:
Garo Authors:
Shirato, Sanpei (Story & Art) Statistics Ranked: #39202 2 based on the top manga page. Please note that 'R18+' titles are excluded. Popularity: #8581
Members: 2,585
Favorites: 26 Resources | New Interest Stack Interest Stacks  A selection of titles from the gekiga scene, a short-lived yet influential artistic movement that flourished during the 1960s to the 1970s and maintains a prominent underground presence today. While mostly known as a pioneer of cinematic paneling and close attention to realism, it would be more accurate to consider gekiga as a counterculture. Surrealistic, autobiographical, and experimental works emerged as an alternative to the Tezuka school of aesthetics and paved the way for other artists to different modes of expression.     I'm trying to make a comprehensive list of all Manga and Manhwa that was translated into Swedish. In this part so have I listed the manga that never got a complete translation into Swedish.   An ongoing list of the most important/influential figures in post-war manga and some of their most important series. In no particular order.   Japan's Shōwa era lasted from 1926 to 1989. In 2009, Asahi Shimbun announced a polled list of 50 of the greatest 'masterpieces(名作)' of the Shōwa era. The only one not listed on MAL yet is 'Iga no Kagemaru' by Mitsuteru Yokoyama, which was ranked 27th.   Manga set in the feudal era of Japan or just at the end of it that focus on ninja's and assassins of that era.   Overflow stack for Edo Period. May be sorted by themes later.  A list of 1960s manga that has been released physical in English. Any manga that goes out of print will be removed   Mostly obscure manga that are probably worth checking out. (condensed PTR of sorts)   Relatively obscure manga that will most people expand their taste.   By "Sola Scriptura of manga", I’m not referring to the best mangas of all, but rather to mangas that had an impact and relevance (not necessarily the most popular) on the industry, serving as milestones and references regardless of whether they are good or bad.   pretty self-explanatory. Manga that center working class or poverty class struggle against ruling classes. Some of them are directly associated with Marxist theory or the Japanese New Left. Some of them talk about the burakumin class.   This stack offers a journey through Asian history, with works that stand out for the precision of their reconstruction and the solidity of their historical anchoring. Each title has been chosen for the quality of its treatment of the historical context, not for its narrative or aesthetic quality.  Part 1 of a long list of manga mentioned in the book 1001 comics you must read before you die. |
