Midnight Lost Episode () / Osamu Tezuka

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[Introduction of contents]
This book contains 11 episodes that are not included in the book and 3 episodes that appear in the Black Jack with an important role in the last episode out of the total of 67 episodes of 『 Midnight 』 serialized in the 』 Weekly Shonen Champion 『 from 1986 to 1987. It contains a large B5 size that is not included in the book and a high definition print, and also contains valuable materials at the end of the book. It is presented in the same format as the standing 東舎 Te Tsukamoto until now.
Although 『 Midnight 』 is one of the most famous works in his later years, there was an unrecorded episode that has not been known for 35 years since it was published. This book is a collection of phantom works including those 14 episodes, and moreover, it is the last work that Tezuka Osamu wrote about Black Jack. In addition, as a material at the end of the book, there are original door pictures of 67 episodes, cover pictures of the book, preview cuts, and materials and titles such as the existing manuscript of a prototype of 『 Midnight 』, 『 Driler 』. In addition, as material at the end of the book, there are original door pictures of 67 episodes, cover pictures of the book, preannouncement cuts, and materials and titles such as the existing manuscript of a prototype of 『 Midnight 』. In 1928, born in Toyonaka City, Osaka Prefecture, he spent his childhood in Takarazuka City, Hyogo Prefecture. He made his debut as a manga artist in 1946. He opened a new side in the postwar manga world with story manga such as "New Treasure Island" published the next year. He made his debut as an animation artist in 1962. He created a TV animation boom with the TV animation "ASTRO BOY" broadcast from the next year.
February 9, 1989. Tezuka