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Yoshiharu Tsuge "The Mystery of the Madman's Mansion" 1957 (S32) October supplement

Condition: Discolored and stained, creased cover, stains on fastener area, spine torn at top and bottom, spine faded, small chip at bottom of p.11, bottom tears in text, corner folds in text

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Item's Details

(item number) 1011
(title) Yoshiharu Tsuge "The Mystery of the Madman's Mansion" 1957 (S32) October supplement
(author) Tsuge Yoshiharu
(maker) Exciting book
(the date of issue) 1957 (S32) 10.01
(size) B6
(sheets) 66P
(Condition Rating) 6
(detailed) Discolored and stained, creased cover, stains on fastener area, spine torn at top and bottom, spine faded, small chip at bottom of p.11, bottom tears in text, corner folds in text
(starting bid price) 28,000 yen

(comment) "P11 Bottom small chip
Separate supplement works published at the same time as ""Ghost Chimney""." Before "Maze", Yoshiharu Tsuge worked for many monthly magazines.
There are many restrictions on requests from major publishers, and it is later reminisced that his motivation for manga was gradually fading due to his inability to create freely, but when I look at it again, the work continues to be of very high-quality even under those restrictions, and I feel a sense of trueness and passion for Tsuge's work. Without this conflict and balance, "ghost chimney" would not have been born. There are a number of the best works in Tsuge history that devote their effort to relaxation, leading to later poetic styles (Kubo)

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