¡Teten Doji Shoshutsu Kanzenban 3
¡Nagai Go / Cho Dynamic Professional / Cho
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[Machine Translation] This is a reprint of Go Nagai's science fiction masterpiece "Tetendoji", including the color pages and door illustrations from the first issue, in a new edition. In the 1970s, Nagai was at the height of his powers, with a succession of major works such as "Mazinger Z" (Shonen Jump, 1972-73), "Cutie Honey" (Shonen Champion, 1973-74), and "Dorororon Enma-kun" (Shonen Sunday, 1973-74). Among them, "Omorai-kun" (1972), "Devilman" (1972~73), "Violence Jack" (1973~74), and "Iyahaya Nanyu" (1974~75) were serialized in Shonen Magazine, and they were masterpieces with a wide range of styles from gags to science fiction, which was the main battleground for Go Nagai at the time. It is no exaggeration to say that this was the main battleground for Go Nagai at that time. In the midst of this rush of creativity, Nagai's "Teitendoji" was written for the magazine as a bizarre romance with the motif of "demons" as its main theme, a slight change from his previous works. The story is based on the legend of Shuten-doji, a demon who is said to have lived on Mt. Oe, and as the story progresses, the setting changes and the scale increases, transcending time and space. The skillful structure of the story stands out among Go Nagai's works, and readers cannot help but be reminded of the author's skill as a storyteller. The author's brother, Yasutaka Nagai, has written a novelized version ( 1986~89 ), an OVA ( 1989~91 ), and a remake by Masato Natsumoto ( 2002~05 ), which was serialized in "Champion Red". The popularity of this work, supported by its quality, can be seen in the many media mix projects that have been developed. Reprint.com is pleased to announce the reprint of this masterpiece "Te-ten-doji" in a new "complete first publication" edition that "reproduces the structure, color pages, and door illustrations as they appeared in the magazine". With the full cooperation of Dynamic Productions, the book will also feature a number of rare door illustrations that have never been included in previous editions, as well as color pages that are being reproduced for the first time. Newly included is an interview with Go Nagai, who talks about the secret story behind the creation of "Tetendoji". ( c ) Go Nagai/Dynamic Production 2020
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