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Manga are Japanese comics. In Japan, there are comics covering every possible topic from recipes to travel guides and from science fiction to history. Consequently, there are manga for children, adults and almost every age and interest group. For example, it is not uncommon to see business men reading thick comics books in commuter trains.

Anime are Japanese cartoons. Japanese manga and anime (e.g. Sailor Moon and Pokemon) have become popular around the world.

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What are Manga and Anime (Rei's Home Page)
General information.
Anime Web Turnpike
Guide for anime on the internet.

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How To Draw Manga: Illustrating Battles

Basic Japanese Through Comics (Part 1)

How To Draw Manga: Illustrating Battles
Book by Hikaru Hayashi
How to Draw Manga: Bishoujo/Pretty Girls
Book by Hikaru Hayashi
How to Draw Manga: Beautiful Girls of the World
Book by Hikaru Hayashi
How to Draw Anime & Game Characters: Expressing Emotions
Book by Ozawa Tadashi
Manga! Manga! The World of Japanese Comics
Book by Frederik L. Schodt and Osamu Tezuka
Basic Japanese Through Comics (Part 1)
Basic Japanese Through Comics (Part 2)
Book by Mangajin
Do-It-Yourself Japanese Through Comics
Book by Kazuhiko Nagatomo
The Encyclopedia of Japanese Pop Culture
Book by Mark Schilling

 

 
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