Osamu Tezuka - Style

Style

Tezuka is known for his imaginative stories and stylized Japanese adaptations of western literature with reading novels and watching films that came from the West. His early works included manga versions of Disney movies such as Bambi. His work, like that of other manga creators, was sometimes gritty and violent. But Astro Boy has no graphic violence.

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