Rust of the Sword | 1964 Period Horror Gekiga | Miki Thorn | pg.147 clearance Tani mastered a signature style

Tani mastered a signature style that blended her mentor's rugged

Although not as big as Doraemon

Mamoru Shōda a

creating a backdrop that is both exotic and challenging for the characters

Masaharu Nakano was a Japanese manga artist active in the early Showa period

Rust of the Sword | 1964 Period Horror Gekiga | Miki Thorn | pg.147 clearance Tani mastered a signature styleTokyo Topsha Rust of the sword Tsubame Publishing (1964) Size : 20. 5 x 35. 2 cm Media : pencil, ink & marker on drawing paper Miki Thorn a. k. a. Miki Ibara (1928 ) Finger Whistle, published in 'Kojima Gosyu Fantasies and Mysteries' (1964) by Tsubame Publishing & Miki Ibara masterpiece collection One of the few gekiga mangaka that combined period drama with horror and continued upon the horror path long after rental manga was replaced with mangazines