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MANGA IN THE WESTChallenges to bringing manga to the west:Design differences - Japanese read from right to left instead of left to right.Production problems - switching to a left/right flow results in printing and compositionissuesCultural conventions - cultural idiots represented certain barriers to easy interpretation22
Lone Wolf & Cub (1987) - reprinted by First ComicsKazuo Koike & Goseki Kojima - 7000 page epicbeginning 1970series about a ronin who brings his baby son, the onlysurviving member of his murdered family, on a quest forvengeance upon those who framed himFrank Miller contributed covers (and an introduction in thefirst issue)23
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HISTORIETASmexican comics67
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MEXICAN COMICS CONTROVERSYDepiction
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