Jan 13
Sugar Sugar Rune by Anno Moyoco
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Sugar Sugar Rune by Anno Moyoco
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Manga adaptation of Bewitched, or Okusama wa Majo (My Wife is a Witch). Nakayoshi magazine, publishers - 1968.
New Pick! - Jigoku de Mes ga Hikaru by Takashina Ryouko (1973)
We proudly bring you a shoujo maddo scientisto story from a very prolific shoujo artist, Takashina Ryouko: Jigoku de Mes ga Hikaru (A Scalpel Glints in Hell).
I, the translator, have decided to pick this up after reading Julia Popek's article on 70s shoujo manga artists in the French magazine Animeland's issue no. 250 dedicated to Rose of Versailles. Barely two minutes after I read that a shoujo Frankenstein exists, it was in my shopping cart. We are lucky that Nakayoshi decided to reprint the first edition to celebrate its 60th anniversary. Let's hope more old shoujo get this treatment.
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I love seeing the CLOVER production pages in the latest Nakayoshi magazine.
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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Series: Pocket Park Artist: Yagi Chiaki Publication: Nakayoshi Magazine (01/1993) Details: Pretty Otoshidama Bukuro Source: Scanned from my personal collection
TV Manga: BEWITCHED
Art and Story by Kiyoko Takenaka
Burglars, birthdays, crystal balls! All that and more "spell" trouble for everyone's favorite witch and her lovable family in BEWITCHED, Kiyoko Takenaka's manga adaptation of the classic sixties sitcom. Originally released February 1, 1968 as an exclusive magazine extra with Nakayoshi (Vol. 14, Issue 3), the manga comprises three chapters and a short prolog.
My translation of the complete tankobon is available here. Please don't repost without credit.