Last month, I did some top tens over my favorite manga series, categorized by English translation companies. So I thought I would highlight my favorite manga artist on this post and last this month, my favorite manga team. =)
Arina Tanemura has been a manga-ka for 25 years, since she was 18. Her style is romantic and enchanting, the stories gripping and multilayered without being confusing, the twists always getting me. They are masterpieces to the eyes and mind, warming my soul, modern fairy tales coming to life. Plus, she dresses so kawaii and has two cats! =^.^= Two of her mangas, “Full Moon” and “Phantom Thief Jeanne” were made into animes. I wish all of her mangas would become anime in her breathtaking style! Ah! What a dream! <3
You can find out more about this lovely and talented artist and author on her fanpage HERE.
If you click on the links, it will take you to the pages to purchase them and get a blurb. They are all translated by the fabulous Shojo Beat.
Now, let’s get whisked away into a world of time travelers, idols, wish-granting demons, and more.
Top TEN Best Manga by Arina Tanemura:
- Full Moon (7 volumes)
- Gentlemen’s Alliance Cross (11 volumes)
- Idol Dream (6 volumes so far)
- Time Stranger Kyoto (3 volumes)
- Sakura Hime (12 volumes)
- Phantom Thief Jeanne (5 volumes)
- Artbooks by artist
- I.O.N. (1 volume)
- Mistress Fortune (1 volume)
- Short Tempered Melancholic (1 volume)
You can check out the list of all the mangas I have read in order of favorites on my author website HERE.
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Educator of young minds by day, super nerdy savior of justice, and cute things by night, Morgan Straughan Comnick has a love for turning the normal into something special without losing its essence. Morgan draws from real-life experiences and her ongoing imagination to spark her writing. In her spare time, she enjoys doing goofy voices, traveling to new worlds by turning pages, humming child-like songs, and forcing people to smile with her “bubbliness.” It is Morgan’s mission in life to spread the amazement of otaku/Japanese culture to the world and to stop bullying; she knows everyone shines brightly.
For more information about Morgan and her works, check out her website, which also has links to all her social medias: http://morganscomnick.com
