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Maetel. Liquid watercolor, 2023.

It's fun to have a little bottle of hi-liter yellow liquid to play with but it's sure hard to capture on camera!

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Well it only took me a decade to realize this, but I have just been informed that this is actually a photo of Fumio Iida.

My bad.

A young Hideaki Anno from the Wings of Honneamise artbook, 1987.

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Kow Yokoyama provided art to the front and back cover to this 1987 guide to D&D by Yukihiro Kuroda.

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Are you associated with any scanlator groups?

Not officially. I think some have used stuff I scanned.

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Thinking about the similarity of the end credits song to Final Fight and the Italo-disco classic Happy Children by P. Lion.

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Been a minute since I posted here.

Here are some raws of the 1986 Day of the Dead manga and the 1987 Re-Animator manga, both by Yutaka Abe for Monthly Halloween magazine.

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Title page from a story by Gen Azuma, another manga-ka that there is very little info on in English.

Garo magazine, issue 279, December 1987.

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More Gen Azuma.

Garo magazine, issue 279, December 1987.

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Cover to the December 1988 issue of Susperia, a shoujo horror anthology.

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Katsuhiro Otomo's Domu made real. Photgraphed by Izima Kaoru for the February 1985 issue of Penthouse Japan.

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Hey saw your post about Screaming mad George do you have a source for that magazine or where you got the images would be great to get a more detailed look, thank you

I don't know which specific Screaming Mad George scan you're referring to, but one is the November 1983 issue of Starlog (Japan edition), one is from SMH Vol. 9, 1997, and one is the Guyver The Movie mook from 1991.

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Back cover to The Godzilla Comic Raids Again (AKA Gigantis the Fire Comic).

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It truly is.

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Monthly Halloween, August 1989.

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our book in the storefront display of taco che :)

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Day of the Dead ad from Monthly Halloween circa 1986.