manga

Also known as manga novel, Japanese-style comics

japanska tecknade serier

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Manga are Japanese comics and graphic novels that developed from a distinctive style created in Japan in the late 19th century, drawing on earlier Japanese artistic traditions. Outside Japan, the term specifically refers to comics originally published in Japan, making it an important cultural export and a major form of entertainment and storytelling worldwide.

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Comics nationality<! Wikipedia:WikiProject Comics >.image: File:Tagosaku to Mokube no Tokyo Kenbutsu.jpg
Comics nationality<! Wikipedia:WikiProject Comics >.caption: A page from the manga Tagosaku to Mokube no Tokyo Kenbutsu (1902) by Rakuten Kitazawa
Comics nationality<! Wikipedia:WikiProject Comics >.notable publishers: See list
Comics nationality<! Wikipedia:WikiProject Comics >.notable titles: See list
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Comics nationality<! Wikipedia:WikiProject Comics >.notable series: See list
Comics nationality<! Wikipedia:WikiProject Comics >.lang1: Japanese
Comics nationality<! Wikipedia:WikiProject Comics >.related articles: Anime Comics Graphic novel Hentai La nouvelle manga Light novel Manfra Manhua Manhwa OEL manga

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Manga [mɑŋɡa] (från japanska 漫画 ungefär "fria bilder") är det japanska ordet för tecknade serier, och syftar i Europa och Nordamerika på japanskproducerade serier. De japanska serierna är den dominerande serietraditionen i Östasien och Sydöstasien, och har sedan millennieskiftet också haft påtagligt inflytande på europeiska och nordamerikanska serieskapare.

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