Maruo Suehiro 丸尾末広

Pubblicato: 28 febbraio, 2010 | Autore: theftz | Filed under: grafica/illustrazione/fumetto, maruo suehiro, 丸尾末広 | Tags: 丸尾末広 | Lascia un commento »

Pubblicato: 23 febbraio, 2010 | Autore: theftz | Filed under: grafica/illustrazione/fumetto, ohtake shinro, yamantaka eye | Tags: 大竹伸朗, 山塚アイ | Lascia un commento »

via geijutsuhiroba.com

via flickr.com/dereckvon

via anothermag.com

via blog.livedoor.jp

via thetrilogytapes.com

Neckface

Pubblicato: 21 febbraio, 2010 | Autore: theftz | Filed under: grafica/illustrazione/fumetto, neckface | 1 Commento »

via catalyststudios.com

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via business.transworld.net

via picasaweb.google.com

via zeroenthusiasm.livejournal.com

via flickr.com/thomaschristensen

| myspace.com/therealneckface |

Mimiyo Tomozawa

Pubblicato: 19 febbraio, 2010 | Autore: theftz | Filed under: grafica/illustrazione/fumetto, tomozawa mimiyo, 友沢ミミヨ | Tags: 友沢ミミヨ | Lascia un commento »

via flickr.com/hiland

via cestentendu.blogspot.com

via dreamchimney.com

via books.rakuten.co.jp

via blog.livedoor.jp/apple_head

Yumura Teruhiko 湯村輝彦

Pubblicato: 17 febbraio, 2010 | Autore: theftz | Filed under: flamingo studio, grafica/illustrazione/fumetto, terry johnson, tokyo funky stuff, yumura teruhiko, 湯村輝彦 | Tags: 湯村輝彦 | Lascia un commento »

Teruhiko Yumura was one of the leading artists in the 1970s movement of “punk” mangas, which promoted lunacy and manic scribbles instead of artistic qualities. Yumura published his work under a variety of pseudonyms, including Terry Johnson, and appeared in the pages and on covers of magazines like Garo and Comic Cue. He created among others the manga ‘Shogun Tofu’, which also found its way to Raw magazine in 1984. (from lambiek.net)

via blog.livedoor.jp/furuhon_hakurankai

via comicscomicsmag.blogspot.com

via ekizo.mandarake.co.jp

via plaza.rakuten.co.jp

via mandarake.co.jp

Hihoukan

Pubblicato: 14 febbraio, 2010 | Autore: theftz | Filed under: curiosa, 秘宝館, hihoukan | Tags: 秘宝館 | Lascia un commento »

“In Japan, there are many sex museums called “Hihokan (House of Hidden Treasures)” everywhere across the country. They are located in amusement centers in popular sightseeing spots or spa resorts, and ran by individuals, not by organizations. They date back to the 1960s–70s; more recently such type of amusement resorts for elder men have declined, and many personal sex museums closed in the 1990s.” (via wikipedia)