Not explicitly Tezuka related although he does actually appear at the end but I found this really interesting early documentary about Manga it’s a really neat time capsule of what manga was like at the time plus it’s cool to here about what Tezuka thought of this.
Adult Melmo Watari from Marvelous Melmo
A magical master of disguise.
Marvelous Melmo - Osamu Tezuka
Hibukuro (Boon), along with and Ojiya and Itachi (Ham Egg).
Dororo's parents, Hibukuro and Ojiya, were once farmers who now lead a band of bandits who target samurai.
Meanwhile, Uncle Itachi has plans of his own.
Dororo - Osamu Tezuka
The Vampires chapter cover published in Weekly Shonen Sunday. (1968)
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I’ve always loved how the Astro Boy manga covers look. They feel strangely comforting.
I enjoy them to there very cute!
Angel’s Hill (エンゼルの丘) from Osamu Tezuka
I yearn to be back in bed
(just woke up)
IMPORTANT GUIDE ON ROBOT BOYS AND ASSOCIATES
Did you know? Shunsaku Ban (AKA Higeoyaji) is one of Osamu Tezuka’s first characters he ever created, if not the first Star system member. Shunsaku went on to be a very important character in many of Tezuka’s works, being one of, if not his favorite character to reuse. This is one of the earliest Tezuka drawings that’s ever been cataloged, a drawing of Shunsaku made in 1943, when Tezuka was only 14 years old. This drawing was rediscovered and printed in the book “Osamu Tezuka production notes and early works: collection 2″, which was published in 2012.
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Dog breeds by Osamu Tezuka (1980s)
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Mighty Atom Happy New Year 1959
Godzilla and various Ultraman characters beating up the Wonder 3, drawn by Osamu Tezuka. He drew it because his own children preferred to watch these shows over his own cartoons, poor guy. (1966)
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i remember reading this manga when i was really young, and it was really sweet
