Funeral Merchant | Bullet Tarō | Yoshihiro Tatsumi | pgs. 125&126 clearance Another major work is Ginga

Another major work is Ginga Sengoku Gun’yūden Rai

Eiichi started as an assistant to Shinji Nagashima but after just 16 months he became independent and made his debut with 'Fusen' published in Tezuka's COM magazine (May 1968) - Throughout the 1970's and 80's his work was published in Comic VAN

Synopsis : Minoru and his dog Goro adjust to living with Minoru’s uncle after Minoru's father passing

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Funeral Merchant | Bullet Tarō | Yoshihiro Tatsumi | pgs. 125&126 clearance Another major work is GingaFuneral Merchant published in the Bullet Tar series in 1962, a pivotal period in Tatsumis career. Tatsumi had already established himself as one of the main mangaka of the gekiga movement, yet his later ultra minimalist and psychologically oppressive style had not yet fully emerged. Funeral Merchant retains the feel of pulpy action storytelling, a noir inspired atmosphere, cinematic pacing, and the raw energy of the gekiga boom. Media : pencil & ink