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This week Tony is joined by co-host Eamonn Clarke to explore the Gekiga Manga 'Onwards Towards Our Noble Deaths' by the master of the form Shigeru Mizuki.
A book that describes the mangaka's experiences as a Japanese soldier during World War 2. The hosts also discuss his other works as well as the impact manga has and is having on the UK and US markets.
Genuinely not to be missed!
You can also catch recent episodes of Eamonn's brilliant British Comics podcast the Mega City Book Club here and follow him on Twitter right here.
Many thanks for listening.
Episode 22 - Malaysian Folklore Comics with Adrian Hashimi.
Episode 21 - 'What makes a good kids comic?' with Aaron Rackley and Fair Spark Books.
Episode 20 - 'The Terra-Meks!' with John Ottaway.
Episode 19 - 'Man of Steel' with Stuart Mulrain.
Episode 18 - 'Born Again' with Eamonn Clarke.
Episode 17 - 'Marshall Law' with Dan Butcher.
Episode 16 - 'Brian Lewis and the Halls of Hammer' with Jason Wilson.
Episode 15 - 'Masters of British Comic Art' by David Roach - with Richard Sheaf.
Episode 14 - 'Whatever Happened To The Man Of Tomorrow' with Pete Watson./
Episode 13 - Alex Toth an 'Angry Genius' with Jonny Canon and Russell Mark Olson.
Episode 12 - Punisher Max with Garry Hill.
Episode 11 - Arkham Asylum with Helena of ART92.
Episode 10 - The Life and Times of Martha Washington with Alan Henderson.
Episode 9 - Tony and Tom Stewart examine 'My Friend Dahmer' by Derf Backderf.
Episode 8 - The Wrecking Crew with Vince Hunt!
Episode 7 - A meeting of minds - Adam Warlock, Jim Starlin and Dave Robertson.
Episode 6 - Batman and 'A Death In The Family' with Damian Edwardson
Episode 5 - Quasar, Darkhawk, Mike Manley and Jonny Cannon.
Episode 4 - Black Crown with Cliff Cumber.
Episode 3 - Elektra Assassin with Sarah Harris
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