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Common terms and phrasesAmar Chitra Katha appeared artists Asian audience Bahadur became Cabai Camillus cartoon magazines cartoonists characters Chiang China Chinese Churchill comic art comic books comic papers comic strips comics and cartoons contemporary context created cultural depicted Diamond Comics drawing enemy erotic example female Figure film gekiga gender genre Gila-Gila girls Huang humor magazines Illustrating Asia images India Book House indigenous Indonesian comic Indrajal Comics issue Japan Japan Punch Kondo language Laozi lianhuanhua Magnificent 24s Malay male manhua modern newspapers nude Opatha painting Pictorial picture books political ponchi popular publication published Puck Raj Comics Ratnayake readers red comic red comic books representations roles Roosevelt serial sexual Shanghai Shen Shimizu shojo manga social Sri Lanka stories style super hero Taiwan Taiwanese texts themes Tokyo traditional Tsai Tsai's Uppal visual Wang wayang weekly western Wickramanayake Wijesoma woman women writers Yoonoos young Zhang Zhuangzi Popular passagesPage 225 - The range of topics had been naturally extended to include international affairs. The success of the magazine enabled Kitazawa to devote his life to creating cartoons, thus making him the first professional cartoonist. All artists before him had drawn cartoons only as side jobs. Kitazawa constantly studied western cartoons within the context of journalism, and eventually proposed a new style of ponchi (the quality of which had begun to decline) that could compete with western counterparts. Page 228 - November 1944. Although Sugao immediately began efforts to revive Manga, gathering paper and searching for another printer, the next issue of only eight pages on rough paper did not appear until April 1945. Page 223 - The influence of The Japan Punch on its style and content was apparent, not to mention the use of the word ponchi in its title, as a pun on 'the land of Japan References to this bookFrom other books
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