Who's the best mangaka

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The Something Awful Forums > The Finer Arts > VEGETA > Who's the best mangaka

Wark Say: Feb 22, 2013; by Fluffdaddy

Pewdiepie posted:

Anybody else in this forum enjoy manga?

Half of my free-time (which about 2 hours per day) is spent reading recommendations made by the lovely goons in this very sub-forum and their different threads.

Mainstream mangaka that I absolutely love are:

Hiroaki Samura: Mainly known for the incredibly grim Blade of the Immortal (which was also the first legit tankobon I bought at age 15) and the goofy and surprisingly poignant Wave, Listen to Me!. My favorite thing he has ever done is the short story compilation Ohikkoshi.
Yoshihiro Togashi: Yu*Yu*Hakusho, Level E and Hunter x Hunter. Like them all to different degrees
Takehiko Inoue: The guy behind the spectacular Vagabond, the fantastic Slam Dunk and what's undoubtedly my favorite work of his, the incredibly powerful Real.
Junji Ito: Tomie, Fragments of Horror, Uzumaki and a fuckton of other titles.

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