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Wonder Woman and manga unite! Put a new spin on mythical Super Heroes and Super-Villains, and learn how to draw them as dynamic manga characters. Easy-to-follow steps start with simple lines and progress to fully colored figures that practically leap off the page. Along the way, discover interesting Japanese comics facts and tips for punching up your artwork. Packed full of stunning illustrations, this guide will inspire creativity and help artists of all levels reimagine the Amazing Amazon Princess, Steve Trevor, The Cheetah, Ares, and more as manga style masterpieces!

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"Illustrated in manga style, each title in this series instructs readers on how to draw characters from the DC universe. Starting with a table of contents and introduction, each title includes a supply list as well as a brief history of the character being drawn. Characters receive a short paragraph description and two pages of instruction, using approximately five pictures of a progressively more detailed drawing. ""Manga Facts"" are sprinkled throughout, such as that Mangaka--manga artists--create a sense of motion using speed lines. Action scenes finish off each drawing lesson, typically depicting a battle between characters drawn previously in the title. Titles assume some basic drawing knowledge and background, meaning beginners will struggle to follow instructions and younger artists may become frustrated. Back matter includes a small resource section highlighting other manga and DC drawing titles. VERDICT For artists with an eye for manga and comic art; may be too difficult for beginners.--Hilary Tufo, Columbus Metropolitan Library, OH ""School Library Journal"""

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"Christopher L. Harbo discovered his love of comic books as an adult when he stumbled on a copy of Stan Sakai's comic ""Usagi Yojimbo"". Today, Christopher's bookshelves are loaded with comics and graphic novels from around the world. When he's not reading, Christopher enjoys practicing origami, watching Japanese anime, and working in his garden."

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