
To find manga, use "manga or graphic novels" and "Japan" as keywords and limit to books or "Comic books, strips, etc. -- Japan" as a subject search.
For research on manga, search "Comic books, strips, etc. -- Japan -- History and criticism".
Frederik L. Schodt's HomePage http://www.jai2.com/Welcome.htm
Homepage of the author of several books on manga; includes descriptions and tables of contents from his books and a good set of manga links.
"Manga" entry, Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manga
Brief overview of manga, including origins, format, style, types of manga, manga distributors, manga magazines, etc. (Note for those unfamiliar with Wikipedia: this source is a free-content, collaborative website designed to be written, updated, and edited by its readers. The content of any Wikipedia entry can change at any time. All content should be verified.)
Matt-Thorn.com http://matt-thorn.com/
Formerly the Shoujo manga page. Created by a cultural anthropologist in the Department of Cartoon & Comic Art, Kyoto Seika University
Tezuka Osamu World http://www.tezuka.co.jp/index.html
Official web page. Includes links to Tezuka Osamu museum, fan club, and information on the man himself.
Dragonball Archives (Japanese) http://homepage3.nifty.com/hitoko/dbindex1.htm
Ohio State's manga blog http://library.osu.edu/blogs/manga/
Provides an index to the manga titles held at Ohio State (over 1300) and a list of Japanese Manga Libraries and Museums
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