Osamu Tezuka’s Anime Revolution
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Tales of a Street Corner Welcome back to the Animation Obsessive newsletter! We’re glad to have you with us. Here’s our agenda this time: One — Tales of a Street Corner and Osamu Tezuka’s remaking of anime. Two — global animation news. Three — Faith and John Hubley’s little-known satire Zuckerkandl! Four — the last word. If you’re new to our newsletter, we encourage you to sign up! It’s free and takes zero effort. Catch us in your inbox every Sunday: With that said, here we go! Osamu Tezuka created Astro Boy and became one of Japan’s most popular artists. Some say he created manga…
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