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Shinjuku (Second Edition)

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Former special forces soldier and now elite Scout bounty hunter Daniel Legend is leaving the mean streets of Los Angeles for the meaner streets of Shinjuku.In the real world, Tokyo’s most cosmopolitan ward: center of metropolitan power, crossroads of traffic, den of vice. But in Shinjuku, Daniel Leg

end, in search of his missing sister Angela, discovers the unreal city: Shinjuku, the nexus of realities, riddled with underground pathways.In this realm where lowlife crooks and subterranean monsters spill blood alike in the shadows, three rival yakuza leaders hold control over every earthly crime

in a tense triad of greed. Yet for one mobster lord, Shi, no amount of worldly gain is enough to satisfy him--and he plans an unholy scheme to seize control over all existence that merges mystcism with the visionary quantum research that was the legacy of Daniel and Angela’s father! Film and video d

irector Christopher ＂mink＂ Morrison, veteran of Quentin Tarantino and Lawrence Bender’s A Band Apart, is the author of Shinjuku, a story whose urban mix of action and horror is illustrated with raw, propulsive energy by world-famous illustrator Yoshitaka Amano (Final Fantasy, Vampire Hunter D). Ch

ristopher (mink) Morrison is a British American film director, writer, producer and comic book novelist. In 2002 Quentin Tarantino’s A Band Apart Films added him to their roster as a director. Since then he has been directing videos, commercials as well as film & television projects. His love of sho

rt stories has him writing comic books for three different major publishers. Yoshitaka Amano was born in 1952 in Shizuoka, Japan, the youngest child of a WWII veteran who worked in the traditional Japanese lacquer ware arts. Amano went pro in 1967 at the age of 15, as the youngest person to be hired

by legendary anime studio Tatsunoko, where his first job was on the famous anime series Speed Racer. By 17, he had been made the studio’s character concept artist, a new kind of industry position created specifically for him. Well-known anime characters designed by Amano in the 1970s include the ca

st of Gatchaman, also known as Battle of the Planets--of whom superstar comics painter and Gatchaman fan Alex Ross (Kingdom Come) has said, They belong among the pantheon of great characters. In the 1980s, Amano designed the cast of Genesis Climber Mospeada, known to fans around the world as the thi

rd part of the TV series Robotech (Robotech: The New Generation). In 1985 Amano partnered with director Mamoru Oshii (Ghost in the Shell) and Hayao Miyazaki’s early producer Hideo Ogata to create the feature-length The Angel’s Egg, often considered the most personal of Oshii’s anime films. In the 19

80s, Amano began to develop an independent career as one of Japan’s most sought-after character and design illustrators, painting hundreds of science fiction and fantasy magazine book covers. His mysterious, atmospheric style attracted the creators of a new video game concept in 1987 called Final Fa

ntasy, who hired Amano to give a distinctive artistic vision to the game. Amano would go on to design the characters, monsters, weapons, and treasures of the first ten Final Fantasy games, visually influencing a worldwide fan base through the new frontier of video games, as he had earlier done throu

gh the medium of anime. While remaining in high demand as a commercial illustrator, Amano entered the fine arts world beginning in 1989 with his first exhibition of original art in Tokyo, and in 1995 his first outside Japan, at the Biennale d’Orléans in France. In 1997 he made his New York art world

debut with the exhibit Think Like Amano, and the following year worked with the Los Angeles Philharmonic to create the animated concert film 1001 Nights. A fan of US comic books since he discovered Neal Adams in the 1960s, Amano’s New York exhibit led to his first work in American comics, when he w

as asked to create a poster for the 10th anniversary of Sandman, a project that put him in touch with Neil Gaiman, with whom he would collaborate on Sandman: The Dream Hunters; for Marvel, he would create Elektra & Wolverine: The Redeemer with Greg Rucka. Maintaining studios today in Paris and Tokyo

and travelling frequently to international events, in the 21st century Amano continues to take on commissions, while devoting the majority of his working time to personal projects. In 2013, Dark Horse Comics, which has released over 40 books illustrated by Amano, was the first in the world to publi

sh Yoshitaka Amano’s debut original novel, Deva Zan, containing dozens of accompanying paintings. Dark Horse is proud to honor the continuing legacy of one of the world’s most influential Japanese artists through its upcoming English edition of Florent Gorges’s Yoshitaka Amano: Beyond the Fantasy--T

he Illustrated Biography.

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再現五一三事件：馬來西亞文學與離散文學文本中的記憶政治

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本論文旨在探討於五一三事件相關的記憶中有爭議性的部分，采選了部分馬來西亞文學文本與馬來西亞離散文學文本的內容，對其如何再現與重塑相關記憶展開研究。五一三事件指的是於1969年5月13日在馬來西亞第三屆全國大選以後，所爆發的一系列暴力衝突。論文第一章通過對官方歷史記載和非官方歷史文獻記載的並列對比，來對該歷史事件的歷史記憶展開梳理。本章節也檢視了1970年代的歷史學家如何使用包含了階級與種族議題的論證框架，來挑戰官方對於該事件的種族化詮釋。而近來的口述歷史項目，也是通過給予倖存者言說的空間來挑戰該論證框架。第二章主要介紹了林玉玲（Shirley Geok-lin Lim）的小說《馨香與金箔》（

Joss and Gold）如何將五一三事件描繪為一個劃時代的事件—一個標誌了向種族中心主義轉換的國族認同的事件。不僅是這部小說，林玉玲在其他作品也強調了此事件的深遠意義。此外，本章節也通過關注美國帝國在亞洲各個地點的運作痕跡，來探討此小說如何將五一三事件重置在更廣泛的冷戰和亞際背景下展開討論。第三章則聚焦於普瑞妲莎瑪薩蘭（Preeta Samarasan）的小說文本《傍晚就是一天》（Evening is the Whole Day），討論其藉由對跨種族邊界的階級不平等議題的呈現，來挑戰官方對五一三事件的種族化詮釋。並分析了小說文本是如何通過其雙重敘事結構，來突出殖民歷史遺產導向此暴力衝突事件

的事實。第四章著重討論韓娜奧卡芙（Hanna Alkaf）的青少年小說《我們天空的重量》（The Weight of Our Sky）中所呈現的一個公正的記憶倫理。本章節也分析了小說被改編為網絡漫畫系列時的再處理效果。第五章是對前四章所述重點的歸納與總結，並簡單對近期五一三事件的相關文本展開基本敘述與討論。另外，本章節也探討了廖克發的紀錄片《還有一些樹》是如何點出記憶的多向性，並指出此多向性促成了更多關於壓迫的故事的訴說。

The Book of Ruth: Word for Word Bible Comic: NIV Translation

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Simon Amadeus Pillario: Based in Bristol, England, Simon Amadeus Pillario has a degree in graphic design and has been professionally illustrating comics since 2002 and has a love of Dark Horse and Image comics, especially B.P.R.D. and anything by Mike Mignola. He became a committed Christian at the

age of 23 and after reading the Bible as a young adult was struck by how much of the exciting intrigue, drama and challenging elements are dropped from dramatizations and visualizations of the bible stories. Passionate about the full Word of God and unsatisfied with the cut-down, child-friendly Chri

stian comics available he was inspired to create this product for adults and mature teenagers.Leslie Simonin-Wilmer: AKA Sindos. Graphic Designer by day, Comic Book Colorist by night, probably found drawing lions on all surfaces. Based in Mexico.Ryan Esch: Ryan is a graphic designer and illustrator

from Michigan living in Japan who has been making comics since 2012. He loves storytelling, anime, manga and practices both digital and traditional art.

文化認同與國家形象之軟實力建構：日本動畫的案例分析

為了解決Anime comic book的問題，作者賴丁綺 這樣論述：

近年因網路資訊發達及傳遞的迅速，國與國之間的交流距離縮減且更為緊密，而軟實力的地位越受重視，日本在軟實力的發揮相較起硬實力影響更大。本文特別以相對接受度更高的日本動畫電影，來探討日本文化認同與國家形象之塑造，藉由日本國內及全球高票房的日本動畫電影，以深度訪談形式對這些動畫的文化要素及國家印象累積評比，同時採個案分析及比較分析等方式歸納，探討日本動畫電影是以潛移默化中建構出文化認同及國家形象。研究發現有三個:首先，軟實力與日本動畫電影的關聯性甚高；其次，文化認同在日本動畫電影中容易聚焦；再者，國家形象相較於文化認同比較模糊。