Manga

Son jóvenes, talentosos y pisan fuerte. Las dibujantes de manga de Alemania tienen éxito: Las editoriales registran ediciones en auge, la comunidad de fans crece. Un recorrido a través de la escena de manga alemana muestra lo variopinto del género.Sigue ...

In December 2009 in Kyoto, the first international conference of the International Manga Research Center of Seika University took place. A key demand: to finally apply the interculturality of comics to comic studies as well.Sigue ...

15 years ago, no one would have seriously thought that Japanese comics would one day spread all over the globe. Today, they are part of young people’s daily lives to such an extent that their visual language is even used in German sex education: a manga story entitled “First Love, Safety First!” promotes the use of condoms, and the Ministry of the Interior of the Bundesland North Rhine-Westphalia makes use of the manga style to educate about right-wing extremism.Sigue ...

The manga boom began in the 1990’s with the breakthrough success of a few shojo and shonen manga series. Since then, a major market has developed in which about 80 percent of sales in the trade consists of manga. German fans quickly began to draw manga themselves, bringing about the emergence of an entirely new scene that had nothing in common with the traditional comics scene.Sigue ...

Dirk Schwieger vivió en el 2006 un año en Tokio y contó sus experiencias en su cómic blog interactivo “Moresukine”. Experiencias que ahora han aparecido en formato de libro. Así que es una buena oportunidad para una conversación entre colegas sobre el trasfondo del proyecto. Titus Ackerman, también diseñador y creador del magazín de cómic “Moga Mobo”, hizo las preguntas.Sigue ...