Bursting with energy and imagination, the collection features the most exciting new work by the brightest young talents in the field — Japanese-style comics being produced by international artists.
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"An energetic and varied display of cartooning from creators whose work ranges from promising to polished."
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Ilya is a widely respected graphic artist and author known for fostering new talent. He has worked for almost every comics publisher including Marvel, DC, Dark Horse, Deadline and Tundra, as well as on assignment to Kodansha, Japan's publishing giant, as a manga-ka. His graphic novel The End of the Century Club was voted Best Graphic Novel at the UK Comic Art Convention. He lives in London, UK.
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A strong collection,
This review is from: The Mammoth Book of Best New Manga (Paperback)
I consider this to be an interesting and strong collection, an advance on the first best new manga book. A wide variety of work from creators all over the globe, including Japanese. This shows the great vitality of young creators working in styles influenced by manga. Its a very reasonabe price too, for such a big book
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This book is just awful. Essentially made up of amateur and semi-pro webcomics that the "Mammoth" folks could pick up for a song. Not at all worth your time. If you want a cheap anthology, check out 'The Mammoth Book of Best War Comics' by the same publisher. Granted, it's not manga, but it is filled with quality stories, including Keiji Nakazawa's 'I Saw It,' the precursor to manga legend Barefoot Gen.The Mammoth Book of Best War Comics
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- The Aztecs by Philip Ardagh in Front Matter
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