History of Manga

Manga is a form of comic book arts which is very popular in Japan. The cultural and economic significance of Manga is very vast and has its own place in the world of modern art. Manga is a sequence of drawn pictures which are assembled in a certain way that it tells a proper story.

With a long history profoundly established in the rich Japanese workmanship, the manga is a standout amongst the most captivating wonders in Japan and the entire world. Some portion of the "otaku" ("geek") culture, these funnies have been a noteworthy player in the nation's distributing industry, making a strong market, achieving a great many peruses of any age and affecting various works of comic book workmanship in an assortment of different countries.

Origin of manga:

In World War II the whole Japanese country was assembled. The general population was compelled to adjust as the government orders or die. As per FrederikSchodt's book, Manga: The World of Japanese Comics, the individuals who neglected to coordinate were charged by government , bans on composing, and social shunning, while the individuals who retracted were compensated with recovery projects and support from the community...artists(list of manga artists) who had spent a large portion of their lives condemning the legislature completed a turn around and offered wholehearted help to the viewers of Manga..

First Manga After World war 2:

In 1947 - After World War 2, Osamu Tezuka turned into a sketch artist and published his first work Shintakarajima (referred to in English as New Treasure Island). 1951 - Osamu Tezuka published his Manga, Tetsuwan Atom or Astro Boy, as it was known in the US.

Manga in outer world:

At the beginning of the twentieth century, manga mirrored the fast changes in Japanese society and the impact of Western culture in this once-segregated country. Manga specialists reacted fast to imported aesthetic styles and started blending Western funnies with Japanese thoughts.

As manga is very popular in Japan it has also made a popular name in the other countries of the world especially in Europe and America. There is a big number of population in these countries which loves to read manga books, and most of them are the kids so due to the attractive art in Manga magazines they attract kids.

Manga as a modern art:

As of late, Manga has turned out to be common in America. It has been an extremely effective new medium that has turned out to be exceptionally well known with youngsters. Manga and the Anime that it has enlivened has been seen on T.V., in films, and has even affected the craftsmanship styles of numerous American craftsmen.