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A Drifting Life #[nn]
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The Birth of Manga
Manga Obsession
The Journalist from Mainichi Shimbun
Enter Tezuka
Sibling Rivalry
Tezuka Vanishes
Beloved Manga
Torn Apart
Summertime Dreams
The Con Artist
The Road to Success
Debut
The Sun Sets on High School Days
Desert Traveler
A Dream Fulfilled
Cold Calling
Hinomaru Bunko, Rental Manga Publisher
Nom de Plume
An Infinitely Free World
The Manga Monster
Searching for a New Method
Shadow
Experimental Work
Life Drawing
Masami Kuroda's Past
Summer Training Camp
In the Balance
Escape from Camp
Passion and Seduction
A Time for Good-Bye
The Joy of Creation
The Fall of Hinomaru Bunko
Managing Editor
The Short Story Boom
Drunk with Power
To Tokyo, and "Gekiga"
Kotobukiso Days
The Boom Continues
Rental Manga Wars
Drawing from Turmoil
Reaching Towards Gekiga
The Birth of the Gekiga Workshop
Pros and Cons
The Vampire Killer Becomes a Vampire
Passion for Gekiga Dwindles
Jealousy and Frustration
The Quick Dissolution of the Gekiga Workshop
Fueled by Anger
Epilogue
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Full credits
writer, artist, inker Yoshihiro Tatsumi
writer Taro Nettleton
letterer Adrian Tomine
cover pencils, inks Yoshihiro Tatsumi
Reprints
↩ Reprints 劇画漂流 [A Drifting Life] #1 (2008), 劇画漂流 [A Drifting Life] #2 (2008)
Reprinted in Drawn & Quarterly: Twenty-Five Years of Contemporary Cartooning, Comics, and Graphic Novels #[nn] (2015)
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