Learning Through Manga: World History Gets a Revamp with New Format and Fresh Content
Shueisha announces a complete revamp of the popular manga series ‘Learning Through Manga: World History’ after 22 years. The new version features a more portable softcover format and renewed content across all 18 volumes. Excitingly, the series includes cover illustrations by 16 renowned manga artists, such as Hirohiko Araki and Kohei Horikoshi. Fans can look forward to the release of all 18 volumes on October 4th, offering an engaging and educational experience for readers interested in exploring world history.
Learning Through Manga: World History Gets a Magical Revamp
Shueisha, the publisher of the popular manga series ‘Learning Through Manga: World History,’ is embarking on an enchanting journey of transformation. After 22 years since its original release, the series is receiving a complete revamp, breathing new life into its pages. With a fresh format and renewed content, this revamp aims to captivate readers in a whimsical and educational experience.
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One of the most exciting aspects of this magical revamp is the collaboration with 16 renowned manga artists. These talented artists, including the likes of Hirohiko Araki and Kohei Horikoshi, have contributed their artistic prowess to create captivating cover illustrations for each of the 18 volumes. Prepare to be spellbound by their stunning artwork as you delve into the world of world history.
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A Journey Through Time: Discover the New Format and Content
The revamped series of ‘Learning Through Manga: World History’ brings forth a change in format, transitioning from the previous large-format hardcover to a more portable softcover. This new format allows readers to carry the magic of history with them wherever they go, immersing themselves in the captivating stories and illustrations.
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Not only is the format changing, but the content of all 18 volumes is being completely renewed. Prepare to embark on a journey through the Orient and Mediterranean, the Chinese civilization and empire, the glory of the Roman Empire, the Islamic world and India, and so much more. Each volume will transport you to a different time and place, making history come alive in a truly enchanting way.
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A Collaboration of Legends: Renowned Manga Artists Bring History to Life
The revamped series of ‘Learning Through Manga: World History’ is a meeting of creative minds, as 16 legendary manga artists lend their talents to create captivating cover illustrations. From the mastermind behind ‘JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure,’ Hirohiko Araki, to the creator of ‘My Hero Academia,’ Kohei Horikoshi, these artists bring their unique styles and visions to depict historical figures and events in a mesmerizing way.
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Each volume features a different artist and a different historical figure. You’ll witness the grandeur of Rameses II, the power of Qin Shi Huang, the allure of Caesar and Cleopatra, and the brilliance of Leonardo da Vinci, among many others. These illustrations will transport you to the heart of history, allowing you to see the past through the eyes of these talented artists.
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Unveiling the Titles: A Glimpse into the Volumes
The 18 volumes of ‘Learning Through Manga: World History’ will take you on an extraordinary journey through the annals of time. Let’s take a glimpse into the titles and the historical figures they feature:
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- Civilizations of the Orient and Mediterranean – Egypt, Mesopotamia, Greece
Cover Illustrator: Yasuhisa Hara
Figure depicted: Rameses II
- Civilizations of the Orient and Mediterranean – Egypt, Mesopotamia, Greece
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- The Beginning of Chinese Civilization and Empire – From Yellow River to Tang Dynasty
Cover Illustrator: Hiroyuki Asada
Figure depicted: Qin Shi Huang - The Glory of the Colossal Roman Empire – Ancient Rome and Byzantine
Cover Illustrator: Kohei Horikoshi
Figure depicted: Caesar, Cleopatra - Islamic World and India – The Rise and Fall of Dynasties and Religion
Cover Illustrator: Kozueko Morimoto
Figure depicted: Suleiman I, Akbar - Christianity and Europe’s Growth – Europe in the Middle Ages
Cover Illustrator: Yuki Tabata
Figure depicted: Joan of Arc - Mongolia and East Asia – From Song to Early Qing Dynasty, Korea
Cover Illustrator: Fusako Kuramochi
Figure depicted: Kublai Khan - Renaissance and the Reformation – Early Modern Europe
Cover Illustrator: Posuka Demizu
Figure depicted: Leonardo da Vinci - Europe’s Sovereign Nations – Absolute Monarchy and Enlightened Despotism
Cover Illustrator: Io Sakisaka
Figure depicted: Elizabeth I - Industrial Revolution and American Independence – The Emergence of Capitalism
Cover Illustrator: Hikaru Miyoshi
Figure depicted: Abraham Lincoln - The French Revolution and the Path to Nation-Statehood – Dawn of Freedom, Human Rights and Independence
Cover Illustrator: Hirohiko Araki
Figure depicted: Napoleon Bonaparte - Modernization and Imperialism – Expansion of Great Powers and Colonies
Cover Illustrator: Yusei Matsui
Figure depicted: Ito Hirobumi and Otto von Bismarck - The Opium War and Xinhai Revolution – Republic of China from Late Qing
Cover Illustrator: Masanori Morita
Figure depicted: Sun Yat-sen, Puyi, and Empress Dowager Cixi - The First World War and Russian Revolution – From Total War to International Cooperation
Cover Illustrator: Satoru Noda
Figure depicted: Vladimir Lenin - Politics for the Masses and the Great Depression – Interwar Period of Prosperity and Turmoil
Cover Illustrator: Shinichi Sakamoto
Figure depicted: Franklin D. Roosevelt - The Second World War and the United Nations – The Greatest Casualty in Human History
Cover Illustrator: Tatsuya Endo
Figure depicted: Winston Churchill and Adolf Hitler - The Cold War and Confrontation Between East and West – Two Superpowers and a Third Force
Cover Illustrator: Shinichi Sakamoto
Figure depicted: Mikhail Gorbachev, Mahatma Gandhi, and John F. Kennedy - Multipolarization of the World – Asia, Europe, Middle East and Africa
Cover Illustrator: Mari Yamazaki
Figure depicted: Nelson Mandela, Yasser Arafat, Deng Xiaoping - Globalization’s Advancement – 21st Century Challenges
Cover Illustrator: Posuka Demizu
Figure depicted: Children of the World
Embark on an Educational Adventure: Release Date and Expectations
Fans of ‘Learning Through Manga: World History’ can mark their calendars for the highly anticipated release of all 18 volumes on October 4th. With the revamped format and fresh content, this series aims to provide an engaging and educational experience for readers of all ages. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or a manga lover, get ready to immerse yourself in the captivating world of world history.
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Prepare to be enchanted as you embark on this educational adventure. Let the pages of ‘Learning Through Manga: World History’ transport you to ancient civilizations, pivotal moments in history, and the lives of extraordinary individuals. Discover the past in a whole new way and ignite your curiosity for the world around you.
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