Watch Kodansha Manga Artists At Work

Japanese super-publisher Kodansha recently updated their YouTube channel with videos of two of their creators hard at work. The first video is of Zatch Bell creator Makoto Raiku drawing a page from his ongoing series, Doubutsu no Kuni.

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The second video is of Yoshitoki Ooima, drawing a page from the manga adaptation of Mardock Scramble, a sci-fi novel series.


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