Articles About Manga

A list of articles written about manga, anime, and japanese culture.

• Adams, Jeff

  • 1999. Of Mice and Manga: Comics and Graphic Novels in Art Education

• Allen, Kate

  • 2009. Reading Japan cool: patterns of manga literacy and discourse

  • 2005. Reading Manga: Patterns of Personal Literacies Among Adolescents

  • 2003. "Manga" Literacy: Popular Culture and the Reading Habits of Japanese College Students

• Blakesly Lindsay, Elizabeth

  • 2006. Graphic Novels in Academic Libraries: From "Maus" to Manga and beyond

• Brau, Iorie

  • 2004. Oishinbo's Adventures in Eating: Food, Communication, and Culture in Japanese Comics

• Brenner, R

  • 2007. Core Collection: Japanese Manga for Teens

• Choo, K

  • 2008. Girls Return Home: Portrayal of Femininity in Popular Japanese Girls' Manga and Anime Texts during the 1990s in Hana yori Dango and Fruits Basket

• Cornog, Martha

  • 2002. Eroticism for the Masses: Japanese Manga Comics and Their Assimilation into the U.S.

• Creighton, Millie

  • 1998. Permitted and Prohibited Desires: Mothers, Comics, and Censorship in Japan

• Dennys, H

  • 2006. GIRL POWER Young women and teenage girls are turning to graphic novels and manga in increasing numbers

  • 2005. BIG IN JAPAN, AMERICA AND NOW THE UK: Manga novels

• Freeman, M

  • 1996. Japanese media visits the Islands (or manga meets rasta)

• Glazer, S

  • 2005. The Book Business: Manga for Girls

• Gravett, P

  • 2006. NEW MANGA ARTISTS REDRAW THE RULE BOOK Home-grown manga is challenging imports in British bookstores

• Grigsby, M

  • 1998. Sailormoon: Manga (Comics) and Anime (Cartoon) Superheroine Meets Barbie: Global Entertainment Commodity Comes to the Unites States

• Hagan, M O

  • 2006. Manga, Anime and Video Games: Globalizing Japanese Cultural Production

• Hall, S

  • 2006. 500 Manga Heroes

• Ho, J D

  • 2007. Gender Alchemy: The Transformative Power of Manga

• Holman, T

  • 2006. THE MANGA CLUB Schools and libraries are finding that manga's visual appeal is engaging readers turned off by conventional books

  • 2005. LIBRARIES LOVE PACE AND INTENSITY: Manga and other graphic novels have found an eager audience among public library users

• Ichikawa, M

  • 2005. Smoking Scenes in Japanese comics: a preliminary study

• Ingulsrud, John E

  • 2009. Reading Japan cool: patterns of manga literacy and discourse

  • 2005. Reading Manga: Patterns of Personal Literacies Among Adolescents

  • 2003. "Manga" Literacy: Popular Culture and the Reading Habits of Japanese College Students

• Kan, K

  • 2004. Graphically Speaking: More Manga Mania!

• Kean, D

  • 2004. GET READY FOR MANGA MANIA how the Japanese graphic novel format could be the next big thing in British publishing

• Kinsella, Sharon

  • 2000. Adult Manga: Culture and Power in Contemporary Japanese Society (available at Ohio State!)

  • 1999. Pro-establishment manga: Pop culture and the balance of power in Japan

  • 1998. Japanese Subculturein the 1990s: Otaku and the Amateur Manga Movement

  • 1996. Change in the social status, form, and content of adult manga, 1986-1996

  • 1996. Editors, artists and changing status of manga in Japanese society, 1986-1995

• Koepenick, M

  • 2008. FROM FINLAND TO JAPAN: UPM Kajaani mill is s key supplier to the Japanese manga comic industry. A new process water solution has helped improve quality

• Lent, J A

  • 1999. Local Comic Books and the Curse of Manga in Hong Kong, South Korea and Taiwan

• Maerz, M

  • 2005. Emancipated Anime Girls just wanna read (and create) manga

• Matthews, Gregory J

  • 2006. Graphic Novels in Academic Libraries: From "Maus" to Manga and beyond

• Maynard, Senko K

  • 2001. Expressivity in Discourse: Vocatives and Themes in Japanese

• McLelland, Mark

  • 2000. The Love Between 'Beautiful Boys' in Japanese Women's Comics

• Mehra, S.K

  • 2003. Copyright, Control, and Comics: Japanese Battles Over Downstream Limits on Content

• Misaka, Kaoru

  • 2004. The First Japanese Manga Magazine in the United States

• Nadel, D

  • 2005. Private Lives: Japanese manga is reaching the U.S. market with the fascinating drama of the everyday

• Nakahara, S

  • 2005. Smoking scenes in Japanese comics: a preliminary study

• O'English, Lorena

  • 2006. Graphic Novels in Academic Libraries: From "Maus" to Manga and beyond

• Ogi, F

  • 2002. Beyond shoujo, blending gender: subverting the homogendered world in shoujo manga (Japanese comics for girls)

• Pandey, Rajyashree

  • 2001. The Pre in the Postmodern: The Horror Manga of Hino Hideshi

• Perper, Timothy

  • 2002. Eroticism for the Masses: Japanese Manga Comics and Their Assimilation into the U.S.

• Pink, Daniel H

  • 2007. Japan, Ink - Big publishers have always ruled the Tokyo comics business. Now amatuer rip-offs are the hottest thing on the street. Inside the manga industrial complex.

• Publishers Weekly, The

  • 2008. Manga Line for Kids - Udon Entertainment, an Ontario-based manga studio, is launching a line of manga for kids age seven and up, and is producing a pamphlet explaining the history of manga to parents

  • 2007. Indies: From Prose to Manga - West Coast house takes popular Japanese novel series and converts it to manga

  • 2006. FOREWORD - Library Censors Manga Book

  • 2005. Manga American - The U.S. is the home of orignal English-language manga, and it may prove to be a boon to the form, bringing an eager bew market

  • 2004. http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/203013938&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/oclc/203013938&referer=brief_resultsViz Looks Ahead The longtime manga publisher has seen the category catch on, and is now poised, with S&S distributing, "to grow in all sorts of ways"

  • 2004. Comics - Manga: Sales, Worries Grow - Despite concerns about glut and censorship, manga and anime titles continue to boom

  • 2003. Manga Still Rising: Manga comics are so hot that publishers are scarmbling to keep up with demand

  • 2003. Manga to the Masses Tokyopop, after a year of expanding inot general bookstores, is now aiming at mass market retail outlets

  • 2003. Changing Retail Market Backlist sales, manga and demand for book formats in changing the mix at comics shops

  • 2001. Comics - Japanese Invasion! - Translations of manga (Japanese for comics) are hitting the U.S. market, displaying a different visual grammar and style of storytelling

  • 1999. The Japanese Wave: Pokemon products are all the rage, but other properties, many of them based on comic books or popular Japanese movies, are riding high as well

• Rowberry, Wendy

  • 2002. More Than Manga

• Rubinstein-Avila, Eliane

  • 2006. Understanding the Manga Hype: Uncovering the Multimodality of Comic-Book Literacies

• Sabin, Roger

  • 2005. Manga: Sixty Years of Japanese Comics

• Sales, Vivienne

  • 2003. INFOTECH - WebWatch - It's manga time on the Internet

• Schwartz, Adam

  • 2006. Understanding the Manga Hype: Uncovering the Multimodality of Comic-Book Literacies

• Sekiguchi, M

  • 2006. Kyoto International Manga Museum

• Shigematsu, S

  • 1999. Dimensions of desire: sex, fantasy, and fetish in Japanese comics

• Shiokawa, K

  • 1999. Cute but deadly: women and violence in Japanese comics

• Stone, P

  • 2008. KNOWING YOUR MANGA FROM YOUR MARVEL: As the market for manga and graphic novels expands, it is important for bookshops to know which stock to select

• Tesshu, S

  • 2003. Religiosity in the Stories of Japanese Comics: From Rousing to Soothing Stories

• Thompson, David

  • 2003. Comics - Hello Boys - Gay manga is the latest Japanese invasion

• Thompson, J

  • 2007. How Manga Conquered the US

• Thorn, Matt

  • 2006. Japan: The Hollywood of Manga

  • 2001. CULTURE - Shojo Manga - Something for Girls

• Toku, Masami

  • 2001. New Voice - Secondary - What is Manga?: The Influence of Pop Culture in Adolescent Art

• Tomamasa, T

  • 2003. Introduction to the Study of the Religious Factor in Japanese Comics: The Example of Wan zero by Sato Shio

• Tsuneo, Kurosawa

  • 2006. CULTURE - Manga - An Inseperable Part of Japanese

• Ueno, J

  • 2006. Shojo and Adult Women: A Linguistic Analysis of Gender Identity in Manga (Japanese Comics)

• Wakai, S

  • 2005. Smoking scenes in Japanese comics: a preliminary study

• Wilson, Brent

  • 1999. ARTICLES - Becoming Japanese: Manga, Children's Drawings, and the Construction of National Character

• Wood, A

  • 2006. "Straight" Women, Queer Texts: Boy-Love Manga and the Rise of a Global Counterpublic

• Yuko, T

  • 2004. Tracing the Premodern Roots of Manga