Baron Yoshimoto
バロン吉元
Also known as 吉元正
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He was one of the cartoonist who built the graphic novel boom through the 1960s and 1970s.
When he was at the height of his popularity, Baron Yoshimoto concluded all of his serializations and suddenly left for the United States. In 1985, following his return to Japan and concurrently with his work as a comic writer, he began to produce paintings, launching a new and innovative style.
Using the name Ryu Manji in his activity as a painter, he has shown works from the career he began from scratch, separate from manga. Each of these works has been highly praised
- Occupation
- Mangaka
- Birthday
- Nov 11
- Gender
- Male
- Hometown
- Kagoshima Prefecture
- Language
- Japanese
Works
17-sai
1975 · Manga
Story & Art
Miyamoto Musashi
1980 · Manga
Story & Art
Injuu
1999 · Manga
Story & Art
Juukyouden
1970 · Manga
Story & Art
Gendai Juukyouden
1972 · Manga
Story & Art
Samurai Bangaichi
1983 · Manga
Story & Art
Otoko Juukyouden
1976 · Manga
Story & Art
Nippon Juukyouden
1979 · Manga
Story & Art
Shouwa Juukyouden
1971 · Manga
Story & Art
Daigaku no Oyabun
1979 · Manga
Story & Art
Dongame Yarou
1974 · Manga
Story & Art
Shin Juukyouden
2000 · Manga
Story & Art
Fukushuushi
1973 · Manga
Story & Art
Chiisana Kyojin
1994 · Manga
Story & Art
Umi no Ken
1981 · Manga
Story & Art
Naguriya
1975 · Manga
Story & Art
Gunfighter: Katame no Haiena
1976 · Manga
Story & Art
Machine Inoichi
1988 · Manga
Story & Art
Tobakushi-tachi
1972 · Manga
Story & Art
Saigou Den
1978 · Manga
Story & Art
Kenkyouden
1980 · Manga
Story & Art
Koukou Yonen
1976 · Manga
Story & Art