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
I’ve always loved how the Astro Boy manga covers look. They feel strangely comforting.
I enjoy them to there very cute!
i remember reading this manga when i was really young, and it was really sweet
Princess Knight/Ribon no Kishi (1953) by Osamu Tezuka
I was gonna post this!
From Phoenix: Sun (part 2) by Osamu Tezuka - demons come to help young prince who was turned into wolf-man to defend his fiefdom.
What more can I say
The January 1968 cover of a (now retired) Japanese magazine from publishing company Kobunsha called “少年” (Shōnen, not related to Shōnen Jump) featuring Atom and other characters mimicking a Group Sounds** band from the time.
少年 serialized the Astro Boy manga during the manga’s entire run from April 1952 to the magazine’s retirement in March 1968.
**Group Sounds is a genre of Japanese rock music that began in the mid 1960s.
Frontpiece for the Manga “My Songoku” .
New Years Card From January 1954 of Manga Shonen.
Since where on the Mickey Cameo Train here are some panels from “Manga College”(1950) which feature the classic Mouse.
Real Neat Find! A Childhood Manga by Osamu Tezuka from 1937 when he was only in 3rd Grade!
Tezuka at Mushi Productions drawing the Manuscript for “The Amazing 3” surrounded by Astro Boy and Uran
Taken in the 1960s
Photo of Tezuka reading the self authored manga “Manga University”.
From 1954
Artwork for the 1982 Manga Exhibition Featuring Characters Of Other Manga Artist Drawn by Tezuka.
(Now Less Blurry!)
