¡Osamu Tezuka Manga Missing Peace Series: PhoenixEpisode Nostalgia
¡Tezuka Osamu, Mishima Kurone
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[Machine Translation] Following "Black Jack" and "The Three-Eyed Thorn" comes "The Firebird"! The Missing Pieces" series is now joined by "The Firebird: The Desired Land Arc". The "Missing Pieces" series, which allows readers to compare the first editions published in magazines with the revised editions written by Osamu Tezuka himself, has published "Black Jack" and "The Three-Eyed Torrent" to great acclaim. This time, as a part of the same series, we are presenting "Firebird Missing Pieces: Mango-hen", a compilation of "Hagoro-hen" and the related "Hagoro-hen", both of which have undergone numerous changes. The "Mango-hen" and the related "Hagoro-hen," which have been altered three times in the past, have been modified in surprisingly bold ways, from details such as the deletion of characters and modification of illustrations, not to mention changes in dialogue, to major rearrangements in composition, showing Osamu Tezuka's persistence in his creation. We hope you will experience this historically significant work up close and personal. There are some expressions in this book that are now considered inappropriate, but because the author is deceased and there is no sense of discrimination, this book has been reprinted as the original magazine edition without any modification or alteration. (Included works) / "Hinotori: The Bird of Fire" Mangasyo Hen I - 1876 Manga Shonen serial edition of Hinotori (The Bird of Fire) - 1978 book edition of Hinotori (The Bird of Fire) - Difference / "Hinotori: The Bird of Fire" Mangasyo Hen II (504 pages) - 1986 book edition of Hinotori (The Bird of Fire) - 1971 COM edition of Hinotori (The Bird of Fire) - 1971 COM edition of Hinotori (The Bird of Fire) - 1971 COM edition of Hinotori (The Bird of Fire) - 1971 COM edition of Hinotori (The Bird of Fire) The Firebird (COM) version (Hagoro-hen) / The 1980 book version (Hagoro-hen) / The 1986 book version (Hagoro-hen) / intermission (INTERMISSION) "The Firebird" or why the memories of the gate and the persimmon tree are related to the evolution of cosmic energy Why it doesn't have to be titled "The Firebird" / Cover illustration gallery / Commentary/Takashi Hamada
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