Nagai Go version of Barubora

Osamu Tezuka and Go Nagai, a Dream Collaboration by the Masters A dream collaboration between Osamu Tezuka, the God of Manga, and Go Nagai, the creator of the Devil manga, portraying his muse "Barubora"! Barubora" is a unique work by Osamu Tezuka, serialized in Big Comic from 1973 to 1974, which depicts the encounter between a novelist, Yosuke Mikura, and a mysterious woman, Barubora, who is an alcoholic. In 2020, a live-action film directed by Makoto Tezuka will be released in theaters, and this work was created to commemorate that event. This collaboration between the two masters, Osamu Tezuka and Go Nagai, which became a hot topic when it was first published in Big Comic magazine, is sure to be a treat for all! Don't miss the special comic essay at the end of the book, in which Go Nagai describes his memories of seeing "The Shining" with Osamu Tezuka at a movie theater in San Diego, U.S.A. in 1980! Nagai's words (excerpt from "Introduction"): In the same year as "Barubora," Nagai began serializing "Black Jack," and the following year ('74) he introduced his assistant Pinoko in the same work, which I think was the prototype for the two characters in Barubora. I think "Barubora" is a very significant work that marked a turning point in Tezuka's works. I hope you will enjoy "Nagai Go's Version of Barubora," a new interpretation of "Barubora" in my own way. Barubora" is a muse for all men in the world, as well as a witch... a mysterious existence. After finishing the manuscript, Go Nagai said, "I was able to draw it as if Mr. Tezuka had taken over my life. Included at the end of the book is a comic essay (18 pages) titled "Go TO Travel to America with Tezuka Sensei," which is a must-see for anyone who studies Japanese comics history. We hope you enjoy this first comic episode.

Osamu Tezuka and Go Nagai, a Dream Collaboration by the Masters A dream collaboration between Osamu Tezuka, the God of Manga, and Go Nagai, the creator of the Devil manga, portraying his muse "Barubora"! Barubora" is a unique work by Osamu Tezuka, serialized in Big Comic from 1973 to 1974, which depicts the encounter between a novelist, Yosuke Mikura, and a mysterious woman, Barubora, who is an alcoholic. In 2020, a live-action film directed by Makoto Tezuka will be released in theaters, and this work was created to commemorate that event. This collaboration between the two masters, Osamu Tezuka and Go Nagai, which became a hot topic when it was first published in Big Comic magazine, is sure to be a treat for all! Don't miss the special comic essay at the end of the book, in which Go Nagai describes his memories of seeing "The Shining" with Osamu Tezuka at a movie theater in San Diego, U.S.A. in 1980! Nagai's words (excerpt from "Introduction"): In the same year as "Barubora," Nagai began serializing "Black Jack," and the following year ('74) he introduced his assistant Pinoko in the same work, which I think was the prototype for the two characters in Barubora. I think "Barubora" is a very significant work that marked a turning point in Tezuka's works. I hope you will enjoy "Nagai Go's Version of Barubora," a new interpretation of "Barubora" in my own way. Barubora" is a muse for all men in the world, as well as a witch... a mysterious existence. After finishing the manuscript, Go Nagai said, "I was able to draw it as if Mr. Tezuka had taken over my life. Included at the end of the book is a comic essay (18 pages) titled "Go TO Travel to America with Tezuka Sensei," which is a must-see for anyone who studies Japanese comics history. We hope you enjoy this first comic episode.