Tezuka’s Manga (by Theme)
Tezuka’s Manga
With a manga library as extensive as Osamu Tezuka’s – one which spans so many genres, types and periods – it can sometimes be a bit daunting on how to best organize it to fit every need. Although it is of course possible to browse through our manga pages in alphabetical order, that might not always be the best way to do it.
In this section, you will find links to browse through our ever-growing set of pages on Tezuka’s manga works by various themes, including: Story Style, Category, Period, and Type. Of course, it is difficult to contain Tezuka’s manga, so pages may be tagged with more than one theme at a time. You will find a list of each page’s individuals tags at the top of the page – some of which are not displayed as links here.
Please keep in mind, this is not a full list of Tezuka’s manga (at least not yet). If you want to see the BIG list, please check out our About Tezuka’s Manga section.
If you are looking for a comprehensive list of Tezuka’s works that have been translated into English and/or many other languages, we suggest you visit our Translations section.
Tezuka’s Works by Story Style
Tezuka’s work by Category
- Shonen (Stories aimed at young boys)
- Shojo (Stories aimed at young girls)
- Seinen (Stories aimed at young men)
- Josei (Stories aimed at young women)
- Manga for Kids (Stories of kids of all ages)
Tezuka’s works by Period
- Early Works (Late 1940s to Early 1950s)
- Mid-Career Works (Mid 1950s to Mid 1960s)
- Transitional Works (Late 1960s)
- Dark Period Works (Early 1970s)
- Later Works (Mid 1970s to Mid 1980s)
- Unfinished Works (Generally Late 1980s)
Tezuka’s works by Type:
- Long Story Serials (Stories that appeared over weeks/months)
- Short Stories (Short, self-contained stories)
- Supplements (Mid-length, self-contained stories)
- Complete Stories (Longer, self-contained stories)
