Thursday, 30 April 2020
September 1990 Pt.5 Console Ma'zine
Console Ma'zine issue 16. SEPTEMBER 1990 - Edited and photocopied by Onn Lee, (Monthly).
What I have uploaded is a small percentage of the issue, focusing on news and any tie-ins with Anime.
[NOTE: The issue had 12 single-sided\photocopied pages, not double-sided printing - that may have been the technology of the day.]
The COVER
[Sorry Onn Lee, this issue has not survived that well 29 + years on!].
Editorial
Ads. RAVEN GAMES LONDON.
More Ads. PC Engine Supplies.
Swap-line,
Tech-Tips.
City hunter
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September 1990 Pt.4 Anime Hasshin
“The Rose” the Newsletter of Anime Hasshin number 23, and what follows is a brief overview, Special Features
Nadia's Mysterious Ocean [aka Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water],
Lehend of Syrius, Shuna's Journey, Interview with Toren Smith (studio Proteus) Part 2, AnimEigo, Gundam book review.
What arrived next by post from the USA was my membership Newsletter of Anime Hasshin “The Rose”.
Part two of the Toren Smith interview by Lorraine Savage.
Nadia's Mysterious Ocean [aka Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water],
Lehend of Syrius, Shuna's Journey, Interview with Toren Smith (studio Proteus) Part 2, AnimEigo, Gundam book review.
What arrived next by post from the USA was my membership Newsletter of Anime Hasshin “The Rose”.
Cover artist Dennis Richards
Special Features
Nadia's Mysterious Ocean [aka Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water],
Lehend of Syrius, Shuna's Journey, Interview with Toren Smith (studio Proteus) Part 2, AnimEigo, Gundam book review.
Editor's notes by Lorraine Savage.
Editor's notes by Lorraine Savage.
NEWS, Comics, OVAs, Series, Laser Disks.
Misc Movie News, Misc News,
Club News.
CONVENTION REPORT;
PROJECT A-KON '90,
SAN DIEGO COMICON (August 2-5 1990).
SAN DIEGO COMICON (August 2-5 1990)
Fanzine Reviews.
Fanzine Reviews.
Clubs, Fanzines, Conventions, Merchandise.
Computer Bulletin Boards,
Miscellaneous, Classifieds.
Members List.
[I am still in touch with Pen-Pals, 2 in England and 1 from Italy].
September 1990 Pt. 3 Mangajin Magazine
Mangajin Magazine
Consisting of 72 pages (not including front & back covers), with a Cover price of $4.50. Mangajin was Distributed by KINOKUNIYA BOOKSTORES (in the U.S.) & was available in Japan through SEKAI SHUPPAN KENKYU CENTRE (Tokyo)
Issue Volume 1 #3 Printed September 1990.
Editor & Publisher Vaughan Paul Simmons (Based in Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.A.)
This is the start of the monthly Print run of 10 magazines per year. The magazine was aimed at helping those interested in the Japanese language, studying both its politeness and slang, alongside what business tourists who may want to add to their understanding.
I have only included a few samples of what you would find within the pages of Mangajin from my own view as someone that appreciates all aspects Japanese manga, in the hope it will spark a search for knowledge in you the reader...
Ask Mangjin
"Send your Questions to:"
The World of Japanese comics
MANGA! MANGA! By Frederik L. Schodt .
[You all sould find a copy and read this!]
What's Michael
(manga by Kobayashi Makoto).
Pocket Story
(manga by Mori Masayuki).
Jimi-Hen
(manga by Nakazaki Tatsuya).
Bravo Theater
(manga\Political Cartoon by Goda Yoshiie).
Dai-Tōkyō Binbō Seikatsu Manyuaru
(manga by Maekwa Tsukasa).
[Manual for Cheap Living in Greater Tokyo].
A List of VIZ COMICS (English Flipped Translated manga).
[as of September 1990, and those Back issues still available].
An Ad. for "Lost Continent"
(a six part manga by Akihiro Yamada)
[possibly the last of the Japanese comics published by Eclipse International in collaboration with Studio Proteus].
[What's coming up in the next issue].
Consisting of 72 pages (not including front & back covers), with a Cover price of $4.50. Mangajin was Distributed by KINOKUNIYA BOOKSTORES (in the U.S.) & was available in Japan through SEKAI SHUPPAN KENKYU CENTRE (Tokyo)
Issue Volume 1 #3 Printed September 1990.
Editor & Publisher Vaughan Paul Simmons (Based in Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.A.)
This is the start of the monthly Print run of 10 magazines per year. The magazine was aimed at helping those interested in the Japanese language, studying both its politeness and slang, alongside what business tourists who may want to add to their understanding.
I have only included a few samples of what you would find within the pages of Mangajin from my own view as someone that appreciates all aspects Japanese manga, in the hope it will spark a search for knowledge in you the reader...
The Cover
Contents page
[just look at the variety of subjects].
[just look at the variety of subjects].
Editorial.
Ads.
"Send your Questions to:"
MANGA! MANGA! By Frederik L. Schodt .
[You all sould find a copy and read this!]
(manga by Kobayashi Makoto).
(manga by Mori Masayuki).
(manga by Nakazaki Tatsuya).
(manga\Political Cartoon by Goda Yoshiie).
(manga by Maekwa Tsukasa).
[Manual for Cheap Living in Greater Tokyo].
[as of September 1990, and those Back issues still available].
(a six part manga by Akihiro Yamada)
[possibly the last of the Japanese comics published by Eclipse International in collaboration with Studio Proteus].
The company's headquarters are located at Pemberton Place
(named in honor of John Pemberton, the inventor of Coca-Cola),
(named in honor of John Pemberton, the inventor of Coca-Cola),
in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.
[So a local supporter of MangaJin].
Monday, 27 April 2020
September 1990 Pt. 2 Animedia magazine
Animedia - First Published in July 1981 by Gakken Co., Ltd. Consisting of 144 pages (including the front & back covers), #9 September 1990 (No 110) 400 Yen.
This magazine was part of my information Super Highway, even thou I could not in anyway read Japanese, so I will attempt to use this page to briefly show you the contents and style in a pictorial manner as a comment on this Japanese monthly Anime Magazine “Animedia”. I will do my best to track down the names of the subject on each of the pages shown.
This magazine was part of my information Super Highway, even thou I could not in anyway read Japanese, so I will attempt to use this page to briefly show you the contents and style in a pictorial manner as a comment on this Japanese monthly Anime Magazine “Animedia”. I will do my best to track down the names of the subject on each of the pages shown.
It's the Front Cover, with
Noa Izumi and Asuma Shinohara from Patlabor.
Noa Izumi and Asuma Shinohara from Patlabor.
Manga ads. ?
GUNDAM F91
GUNDAM F91
GUNDAM F91
Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water.
Noa Izumi from Patlabor.
Himiko Shinobibe from 'Mashin Eiyūden Wataru'.
Patlabor.
Patlabor.
Mashin Eiyūden Wataru
Idol Angel Yokoso Yoko ?
Fūma no Kojirō
Gundam, Vampire Hunter D, Gall Force.
Gundam, Vampire Hunter D, Gall Force.
ART School ?
Rhea Gall Force (OVA).
AD Police (File 2 The Ripper).
Record of Lodoss War.
TOKYO Animator College.
Ads. ?
[we all know what these are from Right?]
Art Gallery.
? unknown Manga ?
? unknown Manga ?
? unknown Manga ?
?
Noa Izumi and Asuma Shinohara from Patlabor.
Moomins.
Mini Poster of..?
?
Far East of Eden, Mado King Grandzort (Left).
Like the Clouds, Like the Wind (Film) ,
Mashin Eiyūden Wataru 2 (Right)
Like the Clouds, Like the Wind (Film) ,
Mashin Eiyūden Wataru 2 (Right)
City Hunter,
Record of Lodoss War.
Record of Lodoss War.
City Hunter.
City Hunter.
Mado King Grandzort
?
AD Police (File 2 The Ripper), and
AD Police (File 2 The Ripper), and
Inokuma Yawara from
Yawara! A fashionable judo girl.
Yawara! A fashionable judo girl.
Dragon Quest.
NG Knight Lamune & 40,
Ranma 1/2.
Ranma 1/2.
Magical Taluluto
Mitsume ga Tōru (The Three-Eyed One).
Mitsume ga Tōru (The Three-Eyed One).
Ads.
Sonic Soldier Borgman: Lovers Rain (OVA).
[NOTE: with help from wikipeadia, and google Image search, you can find most titles of Anime now!.]
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