Big Comic Spirits

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Big Comic Spirits
June 25, 2007 issue of Big Comic Spirits featuring Aki Hoshino
Categories	Seinen manga
Frequency	Weekly
First issue	October 14, 1980
Company	Shogakukan
Country	Japan
Language	Japanese
Website	http://spi-net.jp

Big Comic Spirits (ビッグコミックスピリッツ, Biggu Comikku Supirittsu^?) is a weekly Japanese seinen manga magazine published by Shogakukan, aimed at males 20-25 years old, and originally launched on October 14, 1980. The culture of food, sports, love relationships, and business provide the themes for its featured series, which often question conventional values. The magazine is printed every Monday and is available at a price of ¥260.

[edit] Mangaka and series featured on Big Comic Spirits

• Koji Aihara
  • Koji En
• Manabu Akishige
  • D-ASH (story by Miya Kitazawa)
• Tatsuya Egawa
  • Russo-Japanese War Story
  • Tokyo University Story
• Hisashi Eguchi
  • Paparinko Monogatari
• Tooru Fujisawa
  • Animal Joe
• Akira Hanasaki
  • Oishinbo (story by Tetsu Kariya)
• Kengo Hanazawa
  • Boys On The Run
  • Resentment
• Hidenori Hara
  • Aozora
  • Yattarou Jan!!
• Shohei Harumoto
  • CB Gan
• Hideo Hijiri
  • Nazeka Emikai
• Minoru Hiramatsu
  • Agnes Kamen
• Mochiru Hoshisato
  • Living Game
• Fujihiko Hosono
  • Gallery Fake
• Ryoichi Ikegami
  • Crying Freeman (story by Kazuo Koike)
  • Wounded Man (story by Kazuo Koike)
• Yūgo Ishikawa
  • Yoiko
• Junji Ito
  • Gyo
  • Uzumaki
• Takashi Iwashige
  • Bokkemon
• Shigeyuki Iwashita
  • Badfly
• Atsushi Kamijo
  • 8 -Eight-
• Tomohiro Koizumi
  • TENKOUSEI Ore no Asoko ga Aitsu no Are de
• Meiko Komichi
  • Kaze Shimasu?
• Ikuko Kujirai
  • Blue Jean
• Yasuyuki Kunitono
  • 100 Oku no Otoko
• Eisaku Kubonouchi
  • Cherry
  • Chocolat
  • Tsurumoku Dokushin Ryou
• Shohei Manabe
  • Yamikin Ushijima-kun
• Taiyō Matsumoto
  • Takemitsu Zamurai (story by Issei Ifuku)
  • Black and White/Tekkon Kinkreet
• Toshiyuki Mutsu
  • Mucchi ni Goyoujin
• Yu Nakahara
  • Last Inning (story by Ryu Kamio)
• Nakatani D.
  • Dawn (story by Ryo Kurashina)
• Hiromi Namiki
  • Ministry of Finance (story by Yoshiro Nabeda)
• Masaharu Noritsuke
  • Chuutai Afro Tanaka
  • Koukou Afro Tanaka
• Tobira Oda
  • Danchi Tomoo
• Noboru Rokuda
  • F
• Shuhou Satou
  • New Say Hello to Blackjack
• Fumi Saimon
  • Tokyo Love Story
• Yukizou Saku
  • Hakuba no Ouji-sama
• Kaoru Shintani
  • Area 88
• Masahito Soda
  • Subaru
• Yoshihisa Tagami
  • Karuizawa Syndrome
• Rumiko Takahashi
  • Maison Ikkoku
• Shin Takahashi
  • Iihito
  • Saikano
• Kentaro Takekuma and Koji Aihara
  • Even a Monkey Can Draw
• Yuji Takemura
  • Master of Sea UMISHI (story by Yoichi Komori)
• Yukio Tamai
  • Omega Tribe Kingdom
  • Omega Tribe
• Jiro Taniguchi
  • Benkei in New York (story by Jinpachi Mori)
• Sekiya Tetsuji
  • Bambino!
• Kazuo Umezu
  • My Name is Shingo
• Naoki Urasawa
  • 20th Century Boys
  • Master Keaton (story by Hokusei Katsushika) (also serialized in Big Comic Original)
  • Happy!
  • Yawara! A Fashionable Judo Girl
• Katsumi Yamaguchi
  • Takunabi
• Naoki Yamamoto
  • Dance Till Tomorrow
  • Arigatō
  • Believers
• Hideo Yamamoto
  • Homunculus
• Yasuhito Yamamoto
  • Sekido
  • Boku
• Kimio Yanagisawa
  • Ruri Iro Generation
• Sensha Yoshida
  • Utsurun desu.

[edit] Related magazines

• Big Comic Original

[edit] External links

• Big Comic Spirits at Anime News Network's Encyclopedia

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