Shogun Warriors (U.S. manga)
Genres:
action,
science fiction
Themes:
mecha,
super robot
Objectionable content:
Mild
Number of tankoubon:
20
Chapter titles: We have 20
Vintage:
1979-02 to 1980-09
Links: We have 1
Trivia: We have 1
Comment:
Shogun Warriors was a spinoff of Mattel's toy line which featured giant robot figures imported from Japan.
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July Anime Merchandise list (May 8, 2001)
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Original creator: Akio Sugino (Gaiking) Dan Kobayashi (Gaiking) Gō Nagai (Mazinger Z,Getter Robo,Gaiking) Ken Ishikawa (Getter Robo) Leiji Matsumoto (Danguard Ace) Mitsuru Kaneko (Gaiking) Tadao Nagahama (Combattler V) |
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Original Concept: Carl Burgos (Human Torch; uncredited)
Original creator:
Jack Kirby (Dum Dum Dugan, The Fantastic Four, & Gabe Jones; uncredited) Stan Lee (Dum Dum Dugan, The Fantastic Four, & Gabe Jones; uncredited)
Color:
Andy Yanchus Ben Sean (Issue 16) Bob Sharen (Issues 10, 13-14) Carl Gafford (Issues 6-9,11,17-20) George Roussos (Issue 12) Roger Slifer (Issue 15)
Cover Art:
Al Milgrom (Issues 3-5, 14) Herb Trimpe Terry Austin (Issue 11) Walter Simonson (Issues 12-13)
Editor-in-Chief: Jim Shooter
Ink:
Al Milgrom (Covers 1-2, 9-10) Bruce D. Patterson (Issue 15) Dan Green Herb Trimpe (Issues 19-20) Jack Abel (Issues 9, 11) Michael Esposito (Issues 6-8,12-14,16-18) Steven Mitchell (Issue 10)
Lettering:
Diana Albers (Issues 9, 16) Irving Watanabe (Issue 18) James Novak Joe Rosen (Issue 5) John Costanza (Issues 7, 11, 14) Mark Rogan (Issue 17) Rick Parker (Issues 19-20) Tom Orzechowski (Issue 6) |
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Licensed by: Marvel Comics |
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