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These should be in by the end of February! Stock is extremely limited.
Please, one per person.
PINK BANANA collects some of the weirdest, raunchiest, and most obscure manga of the 1960s and 70s. Even in Japan, none of these works have ever been reprinted, and will be the first time that many of these artists have ever been translated into English!
Sourced directly from forgotten gekiga magazines (from obscure hidden gems to more mainstream publications), and bottom-of-the-barrel true story magazines, PINK BANANA seeks to cover some of the most unique and unusual manga that the Showa 40s (1965-75) has to offer. This second issue focuses on the theme of passion (or rather crimes of passion), featuring sex, rape, murder, greed, jealousy, and even cannibalism, from some of the best overlooked artists of the era.
We also return to the Showa 20s (1945-55) to the murky world of post-war kasutori pulp magazines with another illustrated short story from this rarely-explored era.
All fully licensed through the orphan copyright system, PINK BANANA throughout its 120 pages offers a unique look into a forgotten era of manga history.
Contents:
Manga:
1. Demonic Grief - Kazuo Wakui (1969)
2. The Gambler - Shigeyoshi Iwanami (1969)
3. Story of a Neon City Witch: Sumiko Minami - Ippei Kato (1970)
4. A Folly of Love and Hate - Ichiro Sugiura (1970)
5. Hateful Woman - Takashi Inaga (AKA Masahiko Matsumoto) (1971)
6. Trap at the 19th Hole - Teruo Katsuki (1972)
7. The Funeral After the Affair - Maro Higashi (1972)
8. The Lollipop That Was a D*ck - Ryuji Shima & Ichiro Kozu (1973)
9. A Woman Knows a Woman's Sensuality - Takashi Kuchiki & Reiichi Numa (1973)
10. How Dare You Watch Me and Masturbate! - Jo Asaoka (1974)
Kasutori magazine illustrated short story:
11. Birth of the Robo-Hunk - Chiyo Tatsumi & Hiroshi Tsuda (1951)
