Bonten Tarō was a Renaiisance man in the truest sense: a painter, tattooer, comic book artist, fashion designer, filmmaker, and much more. Starting in the 1950s and carrying through the 1970s, he authored and illustrated several gekiga stories for popular manga magazines. Many of those magazines today are becoming increasingly harder to find, but publisher Bonten Gekigakai has reprinted a few of these stories across 7 total chapters for the Bad Girls Collection.
From Bonten Gekigakai
Released on December 1, 2012 /
Size: A5 /
192 Pages
Binding: Ueji Takeshi & Megalo (MHz)
This is a series of modern bad girl series represented by Fantaro. 'Modern Bad Girls Den Futenkyo', 'Modern Bad Girls Den Irezumi Katsura', 'Modern Bad Girls Den Hama' (7 chapters in total, a ensemble drama depicting the friendship between white and black mixed-race children, and the situation in Japan when the mixed-race children at that time were taken. The later 'Mixed-race Children's Story' is also a continuation of the series.) Three works. Serialized in "Manga OK" from 1967 to 1968.
