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Japanese/English (US) translator ✍️📚 日本語愛も拡大中
Recent translation:
Shakespeare Manga Theater by Osamu Tezuka https://www.amazon.com/Shakespeare-Manga-Theater-Osamu-Tezuka/dp/1684971861
Recent translation:
Shakespeare Manga Theater by Osamu Tezuka https://www.amazon.com/Shakespeare-Manga-Theater-Osamu-Tezuka/dp/1684971861
Shakespeare Manga Theater
The second of four Osamu Tezuka books I'm thrilled to be presenting with ABLAZE Publishing and Tezuka Productions.
This one is a collection of Shakespeare-inspired stories told with sequential art.
1/x
The second of four Osamu Tezuka books I'm thrilled to be presenting with ABLAZE Publishing and Tezuka Productions.
This one is a collection of Shakespeare-inspired stories told with sequential art.
1/x
September 6, 2024 at 10:49 AM
Shakespeare Manga Theater
The second of four Osamu Tezuka books I'm thrilled to be presenting with ABLAZE Publishing and Tezuka Productions.
This one is a collection of Shakespeare-inspired stories told with sequential art.
1/x
The second of four Osamu Tezuka books I'm thrilled to be presenting with ABLAZE Publishing and Tezuka Productions.
This one is a collection of Shakespeare-inspired stories told with sequential art.
1/x
One Hundred Tales
A wonderful book (a manga, comic, graphic novel, illustrated story, etc.) by the great Osamu Tezuka, who, in his early forties in 1971, adapted the Faust legend as a samurai period piece in Weekly Shonen Jump. 1/5
A wonderful book (a manga, comic, graphic novel, illustrated story, etc.) by the great Osamu Tezuka, who, in his early forties in 1971, adapted the Faust legend as a samurai period piece in Weekly Shonen Jump. 1/5
May 24, 2024 at 10:37 AM
One Hundred Tales
A wonderful book (a manga, comic, graphic novel, illustrated story, etc.) by the great Osamu Tezuka, who, in his early forties in 1971, adapted the Faust legend as a samurai period piece in Weekly Shonen Jump. 1/5
A wonderful book (a manga, comic, graphic novel, illustrated story, etc.) by the great Osamu Tezuka, who, in his early forties in 1971, adapted the Faust legend as a samurai period piece in Weekly Shonen Jump. 1/5