𝖄𝖚𝖎𝖎𝕶𝖟𝕬 🇵🇸さんのイラストまとめ

Ikegami Ryōichi/池上遼一
Ce mangaka est extrêmement talentueux, et est un maître du détail, de nombreux artistes s'en inspirent encore aujourd'hui.
Il est surtout connu pour être un dessinateur avec des scénaristes comme Buronson ou Koike Kazuo.
Il est encore en activité.

He is also one of the great founders of horror manga, specializing in stories of Japanese monsters and ghosts, with yokai, tengu and other kappa, he also perfected in the gekiga.

You probably know authors such as Hirata Hiroshi/平田弘史, Kojima Gōseki/小島剛夕, Shirato Sanpei/白土三平 or more recently Inoue Takehiko/井上雄彦 with his title Vagabond/バガボンド.
But do you know the author Kōe Satomi/神江里見, a manga legend about the Edo era?

What's nice about this author is that she has a huge amount of title with different sport, such as soccer, volleyball, atlheism or even golf, for example Koi Made Todoke!/恋までとどけ!, Ace wa Omakase/エースはおまかせ, Super Shot/スーパーショット and Ima Kimi wa Ao!/いまきみは青!

When we talk about sports shōjo, we directly think of classics like Attack No.1/アタックNo.1 by Urano Chikako/浦野千賀子 or Ace o Nerae!/エースをねらえ! by Yamamoto Sumika/山本鈴美香.
But there is another equally talented author, whose name is Itamoto Kōko/板本こうこ.

Some women wanted to draw more "mature" manga, erotic gekiga, yaoi and yuri like Teradate Kazuko/獅子の娘, Kawasaki Mieko/川崎三枝子, Morizono Milk/森園みるく and Yamagishi Ryōko/山岸 凉子.

The world of manga is composed of many men who have made history, that said, there are also many female authors of shōjo, jōsei, and gekiga such as Machiko Hasegawa/長谷川 町子, Ueda Toshiko/上田トシコ, Tsurita Kuniko/つりたくにこ or Okada Fumiko/岡田史子.

Yamada Murasaki/やまだ紫 is a feminist gekigaka author.
She started working in the manga industry in 1969 at COM/コム, after the closure of this magazine, she will work for Garo/ガロ magazine.
Her manga were praised by Tsuge Yoshiharu/つげ 義春 because of her feminist message.

He is a cult pioneer of gekiga in Japan, an author who always wanted to present another vision of manga compared to Osamu Tezuka, I'm obviously talking about the genius Tsuge Yoshiharu/つげ義春.
Thanks to his eventful life, he managed to show a new and more serious side of manga.