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Mature content warning. ;) This week we're discussing the first issue of Viz Media's adult-oriented manga magazine, Pulp. How does it hold up over twenty years after publication? Is it as naughty as the cover would make it seem? Spoiler warning for the first chapters of the following comics included:
- Banana Fish by Akimi Yoshida
- Black & White by Taiyo Matsumoto
- Dance till Tomorrow by Naoki Yamamoto
- Heartbroken Angels by Masahiko Kikuni
- Strain by Buronson & Ryoichi Ikegami
Works cited:
The Mangasplaining episode we mention is episode 7, in which they briefly discuss Heartbroken Angels around the 47:00 mark.
You can find the Manga Planet articles by former Viz VP Hyoe Narita, some of which touch on Pulp's history, here.
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