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CORE 102: Manga Fundamentals [EZ Printable Format] [Bibliography]

by Frank Sanchez
Frank is co-webmaster of AnimeInfo.org and its main designer. He also works for an annual Anime Convention in the Midwest, Anime Central. An anime/manga fan for the past 10-12 years with varying tastes (including Ranma 1/2, Evangelion, Kenshin, and Nadesico, among others), Frank insists that he is absolutely normal, eliciting laughter from pretty much anyone who meets him.

Overview
Lesson 1
Lesson 2
Lesson 3
Lesson 4
Lesson 5
Class Syllabus

 

     

Overview

Manga, or Japanese comics, has enjoyed huge popularity both on its own shores and all over the world in many different language translations, but the concept of manga has been around far longer than even its earliest incarnation in the hands of anime and manga pioneer Osamu Tezuka. With a variety of genres and many budding manga artists, both professional and amateur, manga has been and continues to be a staple of entertainment for people all over the world. Many manga series are also eventually made into anime series, and serve to help bring to life the detailed drawings and pictures seen on the pages of countless popular manga.

This is a basic course in the concepts and traits of manga. Frank will take you through a short tour of the history of manga, what it's about and what happens in it, and put you on the track to read some manga on your own. Whether or not you read comics, this course is essential to understanding where much of today's anime comes from, and you'll definitely have an essential piece of the anime industry puzzle when we're through!

>>Go to Lesson 1 - Origin of Manga

 

     
     
   


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