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Jiyingshe

A list of the comic works of Jiyingshe

Classics:

Cherry Maruko

The Prince of Tennis

Xu Feigang

Jojo's Wonderful Adventure

Hirohiko Araki

Wandering White Book

Togashi Yoshihiro

Boxing of the Big Dipper > Tetsuo Hara? Wu Lunzun

Dragon Ball Dragon Ball Toriyama Akira

Dragon Quest Koji Inada? Riku Sanjo? Yuji Digi

Hotrod Spinning Wood

Silver Teeth-Meteor Silver Gao Qiao

We Are Not Angels Lost Love

Jam Boy Wataru Yoshizumi

Game King kazuki takahashi

Love Category:

Pose as a Devil

Gaoli Tadashi

Introduction to Love Masayoshi Nagata

Good Morning Call Yue Takasuka

The Right Direction of Love

TAKASHI next door

The truth of Fujimura

Clover

Young wild birds

Adventures:

One piece Eiichiro Oda < > Naruto Kishimoto Masashi

Leisure Club

Rogue Man

Mei Zechun, Jojo's Wonderful Adventure Part 6, Hirohiko Araki

Romance of the Gods, Fujisaki Ryu

Ming Ling Emperor Wutong Shishilang, Zhao Zhao

Shaman King, Hiroyuki Takei

. Okano Gang

Campus Category:

Children's Toys Miho Obana

Flower Man Yoko Kamio

Mint Relationship Wataru Yoshizumi

Sir Heyuan Heyin

Wait and Go Right away

Stop worrying

Rose Tomorrow. Kokeko

Shining Youth

Asian Moon

The Devil's Father

Historical Category:

Regenerating the Heroine; Rinko Ueda

The Rogue's Sword Heart; Nobuhiro Watsuki

Fantasy of the Evil Horse Platform; Kentaro

Sakon-Romance of the Warring States Period; Tetsuo Hara? Longqing Ichiro-Second Bridge Entering Our Country

Brave Huang Jinguo? Tao III: From my palace to

Itiharsa, Shuishu Hejia

Dazheng Romantic Detective Talk Series, Toshie Kihara

Social category:

Kintaro on duty, Hiroshi of my palace

Traffic accident appraiser? Return LUN Ichiro Shu Qi Sheng Kengo

"Public Power Horizontal Search Officer"? Zhongfang Rintaro Tetsuo Hara

Zero loves British history? See Gui

"Inspection Service Nozaki Xiuping" in Zhou Liang? Nengtianmao

"Broken House" Saruwatari Tetsuya? Lin Hideo

Four generations of male trees

Hiroshi Miyamoto

Juvenile comics:

Rising Impact Nakaba Suzuki

Chess Soul, Yumi Horita? Takeshi Obata? Umezawa Yukari

Hunter× Hunter, Togashi Yoshihiro

Cuffs, Tojo

Legend of Angels, Yagi Jiaoguang

Rookies, Morita

College Tekken Pass tough, Saruwatari Tetsuya

I 'II, Hiroyuki Asada

Family category: < p Gao Qiao is deeply impressed by Jiali

Warm Ocean

Extraordinary Family Tsukasa Hojo

Papa Told Me

Open Angel Sweets

Kokura

Private T Girls' Academy

Takeda

angels in white

Comprehensive category

BLEACH of Death. > Tutor Akira Amano

Death Note Takeshi Obata

Captive of Food

KEY Club

A list of key animation works

Air

Clannad

Kanon

Angel Beats!

These tears have deceived countless anime fans.

Kodansha Ltd is one of the oldest publishing houses in Japan. Headquartered in Otoha, bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, Japan, it is the largest publishing company in Japan. Founded in 199 by Mr. Yejian Kiyoshi, it used the name of "Great Japan Eloquence Talk Club", and later the name of the club was simplified and changed to talk club. At present, Toastmasters is still a family business, with 1,2 employees and sales of $1.65 billion. The current president is Ms. Sawako Noguchi. In addition, it is also known as Otoha Group because its place is called Otoha.

Toastmasters Comics Magazine

Toastmasters publishes about 6 kinds of periodicals every year, accounting for 64% of the company's total sales; Book sales only account for about 3% of the total sales. The books published by Talk Club cover children, fine arts, literature and art, humanities, natural sciences, practical life, reference books and other fields. At present, the comic periodicals under the Toastmasters Club include Young MAGAZINE, MAGAZINE Z, AFTERNOON, MORNING, YOUNG MAGAZINE, Good Friends, BE LOVE and so on.

Junior MAGAZINE was founded in March, 1959. It is an old-fashioned comic periodical of Talk Club, and it is sold every Wednesday. The current price is 22 yen, with an average sales volume of about 4 million copies per issue. Teenager MAGAZINE is a comprehensive magazine for teenagers' comics. Most of its published works are sports or action adventure themes, and there are all kinds of comics such as reasoning, youth, food and magic. The overall style is tough. Because of its early publication, many famous cartoonists have published their works in Junior MAGAZINE, such as Osamu Tezuka, Leiji Matsumoto and Shotaro Ishinomori. In recent years, with the rise of new people such as Mashima Hiro, Young MAGAZINE began to appear in front of readers with a brand-new attitude.

Afternoon, founded in 1987, is a monthly youth comic book for the high-end market. It is sold on 25th of every month and now costs 48 yen. The overall level of the publication is high and the style is fresh. It is one of the youth comic periodicals with the largest capacity and the largest number of pages. The published works have exquisite painting style, serious theme and mature content, and pay attention to the discussion of human nature and social problems. The cartoonists who have published their works in this magazine include K?suke Fujishima, Tsutomu Takahashi, Kenichi Sonoda and Masayuki Kitajima.

Morning, founded in 1982, is a popular weekly comic book for young people, which is on sale every Thursday and now sells for 26 yen. The magazine used the title of COMIC MORNING, and changed it to its current name after 1986. Because this periodical is specially designed for office workers who are crowded with trams, most of the works published are realistic themes, including historical, political, sports and other works. The main painters include Kenshi Hirokane, Kobayashi, Takehiko Inoue and Mizushima Shinji. In addition, the magazine also publishes works by European and American painters.

Young Magazine, founded in 198, is another important weekly magazine of young comics in the talk club. It is sold every Monday, and now it costs 25 yen, with an average sales volume of about 1.7 million copies. Compared with other comic periodicals of Toastmasters, YOUNG MAGAZINE has a strong commercial flavor, and the quality of its works is mixed. Although there are constantly high-level works published, there are also some pornographic cartoons with low style. Painters who have published their works in this magazine for a long time include Yuzo Takada, Hideyoshi Nakano, CLAMP and Fukumoto Shinko.

Good Friends, founded in January 1955, is the most important monthly magazine of girls' comics in the talk club. It is sold on the 3rd of every month, and the current price is 42 yen, with an average sales volume of about 1.1 million copies. The magazine is mainly aimed at girls in primary and secondary schools, and its works are mainly about love, fantasy and adventure. Once, the circulation rose to 2 million because of serializing the famous girl cartoon "Beautiful Girl Warrior". Like Teenage MAGAZINE, Good Friend is an old publication in Japanese comics, and many famous cartoonists have written for it. At present, the main painters of this magazine include Naoko Takeuchi, CLAMP, A Gongwei, Lichuanhui and other famous girls' comics.

Be Love, founded in 198, is a bimonthly comic book for professional women. It is sold on the 1th and 25th of every month, and the current price is 35 yen. This magazine is one of the most popular women's comic periodicals in Japan, and its slogan is "Creating a loving life". The main authors are mostly powerful painters who have made their debut for many years, such as Riyoko Ikeda and Reiko Okano. At present, its readers are both women and men.

Magazine Z, founded in 1999, is a monthly comic book for teenagers, which is on sale on the 1st of every month, and the current price is 48 yen. This magazine is specially designed for the juvenile (male) cartoon market. Most of the published works are hard-core themes such as martial arts, science fiction and history, and some of them are adapted from games or animations. Although it was not published for a long time, it has a luxurious author lineup, so it quickly won the recognition of readers with a cutting-edge image.

elementary school

Shogakukan co., ltd. was founded in 1922, and its headquarters is located in Ichibashi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan. It is one of the three major publishing companies in Japan at present. At the beginning of its establishment, the primary school library mainly engaged in various periodicals for primary school teaching, and now it has developed into a large-scale publishing company that also runs books, periodicals and magazines, comics, reference books, CDs and other publications. Now it has 834 employees and annual sales of 16 billion yen (about 1.5 billion US dollars), accounting for 8% of the Japanese book market.

The Academy publishes 67 periodicals, 4,5 books and 4,6 cartoons every year, covering encyclopedias, history, art, painting books, dictionaries, novels, treatises, children's painting books and other fields. At present, COMIC periodicals under the primary school museum include Youth SUNDAY, CIAO, Comic for Girls, YOUNG SUNDAY and so on.

Weekly Youth SUNDAY, founded in 1959, is an old-fashioned comic magazine for young people in the elementary school. It is sold every Wednesday, and the current price is 22 yen, with an average sales volume of about 1.5 million copies per issue. In a sense, the influence of Youth SUNDAY far exceeds its circulation. The works published in this journal involve almost all the themes of juvenile comics, including sports, fantasy, detective, history, youth campus and so on, showing a diversified style. Mitsuru Adachi, Rumiko Takahashi and G?sh? Aoyama are the "Troika" of the magazine.

Young Sunday, founded in 1987, is a comprehensive weekly youth comic book, which is published every Thursday and now sells for 26 yen. The magazine once used the title of "Young BIG COMIC", but it was quickly renamed as "YOUNG SUNDAY" and changed to a weekly magazine in 1995. Although it is known as the "Youth Comic Periodical", its works are mostly in the style of teenagers, and there are other types of works. Artists active in this magazine include Qiu Chongxue, Yamada Ryoji, Yamada Guimin, tourists and so on.

Ciao, founded in 1977, is a monthly comic book for girls in primary schools. It is sold on the 3rd of every month and now costs 4 yen. The comic works published in this magazine are mainly simple and lively, and the length of serial works is relatively short, but they are very entertaining. In addition, the magazine has published some comic works adapted from games or animations, such as "Girl Revolution". The main painters of CIAO include Iisaka Yukako, Emiko Sugi, Yueliye Yeshi and so on.

COMIC for Girls, which was founded in 1968, is a bimonthly comic for girls in middle schools. It is on sale on the 5th and 2th of every month, and the current price is 28 yen. The comic works published in this magazine have a wider theme than other girls' comic periodicals, and some comic works with fashion factors are often published. At present, the active girl cartoonists Mayu Shinjo and Yuu Watase are all contributors to the magazine.

Petit Flower, founded in 198, is a bimonthly comic book for young women. It was released on January 26th and now costs 49 yen. Most of the works published in this journal are "female cartoons drawn by girl cartoons", and most of the main painters are famous artists who have debuted for many years. The works are mature in content, rigorous in conception and rich in connotation, and are good at plots. The readers of this magazine are mostly young women aged 25 to 27.

Petit Comic, founded in 1977, is a monthly magazine of girls' comics, which is on sale on the 24th of every month, and the current price is 38 yen. The overall style is similar to that of PETIT FLOWER. The authors who have serialized cartoons in this magazine for a long time include Akemi Yoshimura, Saito Chisui, Yuki Yoshihara, Akashi Ludai, Natsue Ogoshi, Takase Yuki and so on.

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