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Manga Without Borders Vol. 2
From Japanime's award-winning Manga University imprint comes the second volume of Manga Without Borders, a stunning compendium of Japanese-inspired comic illustrations created by artists from all four corners of the world. This all-new collection continues the tradition established in the first volume, presenting works that reflect the unmistakable influence Japanese manga has had on artists in Europe, North and South America, Asia, Africa, India and Oceania, but also the unique cultural perspectives those artists themselves have brought to the genre. Each full-page illustration is presented alongside a written profile of its creator. You'll discover how these brilliant young artists were first exposed to manga, to whom they look for inspiration, which tools they consider essential, and what motivates them to continue drawing. Behold the brave new world of Manga Without Borders!
The Headbanger Issue No. 1
Hey, metalheads! Strap on your spikes and squeeze into your leather pants once more, because The Headbanger is back! The groundbreaking early '80s heavy metal music fanzine published by HardRadio and Shockwave Skull Sessions host Bob Nalbandian roars back to life in this 21st-century eBook reboot, featuring high-quality scans of the original master pages and an all-new introduction by Nalbandian. This faithful digital reproduction of the inaugural issue features now-legendary all-female New Wave of British Heavy Metal band Girlschool on its cover and a review of the group's debut U.S. show at the Whisky on 4/25/82; colorful recaps of live performances by then-local L.A. bands Ratt and Steele...
The Headbanger Issue No. 2
The heavy metal beat goes on with the release of the second issue of Bob Nalbandian's legendary 1980s music fanzine The Headbanger! Relive those heady days of leather and denim as Nalbandian walks you through the smog of the Sunset Strip and into the clubs and arenas where bands like Motorhead, Krokus and Sabotage made heavy metal history. This faithful digital reproduction of the second issue — originally released in September 1982 — includes reviews of performances by Motorhead, Krokus, Scorpions, Dante Fox and Sabotage; commentary on the latest vinyl from Saxon, Raven and Judas Priest; a "Hot Tips" section with recaps of global heavy metal happenings; and rapid-fire reviews of breakou...
Kanji de Manga Vol. 2
Presents an introduction to eighty of the most commonly used Japanese kanji characters, with English translations and a pronunciation guide, in a text with manga-style illustrations.
四字熟語
Graphic illustrations and text introduce Japanese idioms and expressions which are written with four kanji characters.
Edo Cats
When Tokugawa Ieyasu was appointed shogun of Japan in 1603, the fortunes of a sleepy fishing village called Edo were forever changed. Ieyasu transformed Edo — today known as Tokyo — into the bustling capital of his feudal government. By the end of the century, the town’s population had swollen to nearly 1 million — a number that didn’t even include the cats. And by all accounts, Edo was positively crawling with cats. Edo Cats introduces to that era through a series of enchanting ukiyo-e (woodblock print) illustrations — all drawn from a feline perspective. Travel back in time and discover the fascinating faces, places, tales and tails of Old Tokyo.
Manga Moods, Too
Manga Moods, Too is the long-awaited sequel to Saori Takarai's best-selling Manga Moods: 40 Faces + 80 Phrases, which features kawaii female characters putting on their funniest faces while teaching clever Japanese expressions. The bishoujo are back, and this time they're joined by an equal number of good-looking guys. Not only that ... they're actually talking to one another! Each of the facial expressions is labeled with the English and Japanese words for the mood being, along with Japanese conversational phrases and their translations. The phrases are romanized for easy learning, and at the back of the book you’ll find handy charts of the hiragana phonetic alphabet that you can use to transcribe the romanized words into authentic Japanese writing.
Manga Sisters
Saori and Misato Takarai know exactly what it means to be "Manga Sisters." The two artists grew up in Tokyo and, like most siblings, learned how to be both competitive and compassionate as they dealt with parents, teachers, boyfriends and - perhaps most difficult of all - each other. Now, they share their secrets of manga sisterhood in this delightful new illustrated book from Manga University. Featuring 40 original full-color manga illustrations and text in both English and Japanese, this deluxe hardcover edition makes the perfect gift for just about everyone who has ever had a sister.
Kanji de Manga Vol. 1
Presents an introduction to eighty of the most commonly used Japanese kanji characters, with English translation and a pronunciation guide, in a text with a comic book format.
Manga Without Borders Vol. 1: Japanese Comic Art From All Four Corners of the World
Manga-style drawings from Australian, European, North American, Philippine, South African, and Chilean artists.
