少年画報 [Shonen Gaho / Shonen Pictorial]

A pioneering Japanese manga anthology, 少年画報 [Shonen Gaho / Shonen Pictorial] ran for over two decades from 1950 to 1971, publishing 229 issues through 少年画報社. The series is most closely associated with the prolific writer-artist 桑田二郎, whose work defined much of its run. As a cornerstone of post-war boys' comics, it helped shape the emerging manga industry in Japan.