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Originally (in 1997-1998), five issues were released (numbered from 0 to 4). After the planned monthly cycle collapsed and a break ensued, two editions were published online in English in 1999. | Originally (in 1997-1998), five issues were released (numbered from 0 to 4). After the planned monthly cycle collapsed and a break ensued, two editions were published online in English in 1999. | ||
| − | In 2019, the zine was revived and issue 5 was released. It is published irregularly. Covers for issues 0-7 were done by godai, and from issue 8 onward by Kasuga Kyo. | + | In 2019, the zine was revived and issue 5 was released. It is published irregularly. Covers for issues 0-7 were done by [[Mr Godai|godai]], and from issue 8 onward by [[Kasuga Kyo]]. |
As of 2024 ten issues have been published (numbered from 0). Issue #7 was fully dedicated to Kimagure Orange Road, issue #8 concentrated on Jiro Taniguchi, and issue #9 was mostly devoted to the works of Inio Asano. | As of 2024 ten issues have been published (numbered from 0). Issue #7 was fully dedicated to Kimagure Orange Road, issue #8 concentrated on Jiro Taniguchi, and issue #9 was mostly devoted to the works of Inio Asano. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:49, 13 July 2024
Manga Rider – possibly the first Polish zine dedicated to manga and anime and one published the longest, was founded by godai and fuzzy (Lord EE Baobab) in 1997. It includes reviews of Japanese TV series, films, and comics, as well as articles on the increasingly popular manga and anime in Poland at the time. Initially, the zine also published manga adaptations ("Lum*Urusei Yatsura" by Rumiko Takahashi), and later, original comics ("Drużyna P.E.W." by M. Herman and R. Adler).
Originally (in 1997-1998), five issues were released (numbered from 0 to 4). After the planned monthly cycle collapsed and a break ensued, two editions were published online in English in 1999.
In 2019, the zine was revived and issue 5 was released. It is published irregularly. Covers for issues 0-7 were done by godai, and from issue 8 onward by Kasuga Kyo.
As of 2024 ten issues have been published (numbered from 0). Issue #7 was fully dedicated to Kimagure Orange Road, issue #8 concentrated on Jiro Taniguchi, and issue #9 was mostly devoted to the works of Inio Asano.
