Little Miruko #14 | Sōji Yamakawa | pg.7 | 1952 Miki Thorn Published in Tokyo Topsha's Detective

Published in Tokyo Topsha's Detective n° 20 (1962)

His version remained more faithful to Tezuka’s original

a period in which he submitted cartoons to Asahi Graph

Shigeru Mizuki's "Comic Showa History" features a manga artist named "Ibaramichi" who is modeled after him

Size : 24x32 cm | ink & gouache on paper

Little Miruko #14 | Sōji Yamakawa | pg.7 | 1952 Miki Thorn Published in Tokyo Topsha's DetectiveSize : 19 x 24 cm of a support size 28 x 36 cm Media : pencil, ink & watercolor on paper Condition : Good to Very Good Little Miruko is a major illustrated work by Soji Yamakawa, created for the girls magazine Shjo Book, a Shueisha publication issued between 1951 and 1963. The adventures of Miruko start in the very first issue of Shojo Book and continue for 14 chapters, 14 consecutive months (until October 1952). Miruko and her family live deep in the