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季刊コミッカーズ春号 1999年春号
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季刊コミッカーズ春号 1999年春号
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So what exactly is that "Boxingman in redroom" Kaneko artwork supposed to be? I saw the Comickers interview where he mentions it, but where was it published originally?
It's from the Spring 2003 issue of Comickers. So yep, same issue where he comments about it:
It’s only been eight years, but I finally managed to translate Kaneko’s interview from the spring 2003 number of Comickers. It’s a personal
Q: What can you tell us about the special illustration ‘Boxingman in redroom‘?
The image is overwhelmingly red, since there aren’t too many red rooms around. The folded man and the red room. Truth be told, I always plan this type of work as a series. You may see some characters hidden in the background and so on.
Q: Umm…why is the folded man in a box?
His desire to enter small places (laughs). He’s called ‘boxing man’ because of his short pants, but ‘boxing’ can also mean ‘folded’ in this context. I thought this type of dramatic association of ideas would be neat. If an illustration doesn’t have a story, I question the necessity of the illustration itself.