is Osamu the first in evrything?

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Postby otaku » 20 years ago

Osamu was the first one ever to make a cartoon about a robot hero and thanks for that we have such things like

megaman medabots transformers gundam wing,
key , pttza cats and more works he was the first person who ever make a comic about the future


kimba the white lion

hhmm maybe not the first but the first japenese furry serie that brings life to klonoa sonic and starfox ect and also the disney movie the lion king (those disney bastards)

princhess knight

the very first cartoon with a female hero
and not only also the very first tomboy here
that give birth too Utena revlision girl and flowers of vandelia and has bring life to the knight princess comics

black jack

well the very fist doctor cartoon?


so whats you`r opnion about this
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Postby Kato » 20 years ago

<span style='color:yellow'>Yea i guess your right about it all.</span>
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Postby dannavy85 » 20 years ago

So far he's the only Manga/Anime artist to give a major speech at the UN.
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Postby O2Destroyer » 20 years ago

Also, don't forget his Phoenix comics were the first to really push comics as an adult medium.

This last point is rather hard to nail down, but while lots of comics in japan were episodic in nature, I think it is possible to think of Tezuka as one of the earliest working in a graphic novel mode (Lost World, Next World, etc.) He probably had a lot of contemporaries in this however.

Basically when you think about US comics in the 50's and 60's, and then realize how early the first translations of phoenix were done (never published), you realize there could have been a revolution in the comic industry. I think volume 2 was done in something like the early 70's, a period when comics in the US weren't at any astounding peak. I don't think it is at all unfair to compare Phoenix 'tale of future' to something like Moore's Watchman (just to pick something obvious), where we don't have our revolution in the way we see comics until the late 80's, but Tezuka was exploring and mutating the media all the way back in the early 60's (or earlier). It is pretty astounding when you think about it.
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