The ascent of manga: Japan's hottest export goes global
Date: 2008 December 04 12:15
Posted by Joe
The Independent are running a great article about the global reach of manga and how it has influenced British artists.
Helen McCarthy, Sweatdrop Studios, Emma Vieceli, Sonia Leong, the Manga Bible and Manga Shakespeare all get a mention in the article.
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