Britain is playing host to the largest exhibition of manga ever staged outside Japan, featuring some 70 titles by 50 artists. The exhibition traces manga's historical roots and explores its transformation into a global cultural phenomenon.The collection's 162 items, on display in a 1,100-square-meter space, include original drawings, books, and animations of varying genres and styles.The show incorporates sketches and comics by some of Japan's most celebrated manga artists like Osamu Tezuka, the creator of Astro Boy, and Akatsuka Fujio, the artist responsible for Eel Dog, alongside lesser-k…READ FULL ARTICLE
