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Shigeru Mizuki's handwritten picture-story play "Human whale" Volume 18 2nd page only

Condition

7 (minor damage, back yellowed)

Current Price

460,000 yen

Start Price

350,000 yen

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Start Time

2026/08/15 15:00:00

Live Time

2026/09/07 21:00:00

2026/09/07 05:00:00

Item Number

5303

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Item's Details

(item number) 5303
(title) Shigeru Mizuki's handwritten picture-story play "Human whale" Volume 18 2nd page only
(size) 350×248mm
(detailed) 7 (minor damage, back yellowed)
(starting bid price) 350,000 yen

(comment) "The Price of the Missing Ring'' is a link between the fact that Shigeru Mizuki introduced yokai into the world by losing his arm, and the reason why Mizuki's picture-story play "Graveyard Kitaro'' disappeared from the world. However, it is unclear why Shigeru Mizuki had the formula to achieve something by losing something.
The first and last witness to rewriting the history of the manga world
The "true origin'' of Shigeru Mizuki, before Kitaro and even Akuma-kun were born, is revived in this world in its perfect form after more than half a century.
Street picture-story shows from the 1950s to 1950s were often discarded or redrawn into other works after they became worn out, and very few of them still exist. This work has some damage to the corners and fading of color due to age, and stains on the back side, but this itself is a genuine proof that it has been touring the streets of the Showa era, and it gives off a dull-colored aura.
This is a supreme masterpiece that captures the passion and mysterious spirit of Shigeru Mizuki in his younger days, when he competed solely with the power of his drawings as an artist. Why not add a museum-quality historical artifact to your collection that only Mandarake Auction can offer?
And who will be the owner?

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