#spaceleech

With video streaming part of our daily lives today, it’s easy to forget what a revolution home video was during the 1980s. Magazines aimed at trend-setting Tokyo-ites, such as Takarajima (a counter-culture/city living magazine that was published from 1974 until 2015), would include lists of the best tapes to play at your next party, including the likes of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Faces of Death, because “horror is a must at parties.” Otaku-centric publications like Comic Box Jr. ran lengthy features on how you could have Yasujiro Ozu, Cream Lemon, and the latest music videos from America all on your TV, while OVA anime magazines advised on how to best arrange your TV and VCR player in a four and a half tatami room. Video was becoming a way of life in Japan and V-Zone was an extension of that.

Thank you! (It really is!)

I never owned either in their prime, but I’d say Colecovision, I guess.

Never read any of these but seen a couple anime series episodes of a few. The art style on Devilman is wicked. Plus always got props for Tezuka God of Manga.

Hey, thanks so much! For now, all my stuff Is right here! I have two comics in the works, though; Sapphixation, my big girl gang comic, should launch by late January. I'm currently working on another about cooking that will hopefully be out by February or March, but that one is still a "maybe" at this point.I'll be posting damn near every comic I make here, though, so this is the best place to stay updated for the time being.

............................its half way across the world......................

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