Forum - View topicOsamu Tezuka
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gigi21
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My friend gave me Osamu Tezuka's Black Jack recently and I became a huge fan. Does anyone like Tezuka?
I cannot believe he is dead already!!! Today I found Osamu Tezuka's motion manga in Barnes and Noble website. It is like Anime, though it's a manga. Check it out  ! ---just google Osamu Tezuka and motion manga to find it.
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fighterholic
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Umm, welcome to the world of Tezuka Osamu. He's been dead since the 80s, but we'll let that slide. Anyways, his manga has inspired and entertained generations of manga fans, but glad to know you're in for the ride.
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gigi21
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Thank you. If you have any recommendations, lemme know.
I so far read Black Jack, Budda and a few books of Phoenix. 
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Not a Jellyfish
 Posts: 539 Location: Boston, MA |
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Welcome to ANN! It's great to see that there are people of the newer generation of anime fans who can still appreciate Osamu Tezuka. It is extremely unfortunate that he died in 1989, but he gave the world some wonderful works of art. I'd actually recommend ANY Tezuka title. He has no works published here that are bad. Some may not be as good as others, but they are all still excellent. Check out Dororo and Ode to Kirihito as well if you want some seriously awesome Tezuka reading.
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Highway Star
 Posts: 227 Location: Ireland |
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Tezuka is incredible. As Not A Jellyfish said, you really should read everything he has ever created. Give Buddha a try next.
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smoochy
 Posts: 367 Location: Texas |
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Dororo is a good read but I feel like it gets special treatment just because it's a Tezuka manga. It's certainly a good manga but it's not up there with his greats, the story moves very quickly and ends without much of a real conclusion. I'd second picking up Ode to Kirihito and tell you to get MW and, if it's not one of the volumes of Phoenix you've read, pick up Future. You will not regret it, it's possibly the greatest Tezuka work available in English.
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Mylene
 Posts: 2792 Location: Indiana |
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I would agree with that statement based on the little Tezuka I've read, if it weren't for Metropolis. Cool idea or not, that was definitely not excellent in my book. Quite the disappointment after reading the wonderful Buddha series. That's not to say it wasn't an interesting idea, but the execution just felt like an absolute mess to me. Perhaps I'm in the minority with that opinion though... |
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taster of pork
 Posts: 598 Location: My House |
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I haven't read or watched that many of Tezuka's work. I've watched Black Jack and it was good. Recently I read Apollo's Song and I loved it. Some parts of it actually made me shed a tear
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smoochy
Posts: 367 Location: Texas |
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No, I'm pretty sure you're not. The whole early sci-fi three that Dark Horse put out, Metropolis, Lost World, and Next World are all pretty mediocre works. |
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