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Manga BibleThis artful and authoritative guide charts mangas rise from historical narrative scrolls to its position as an international creative powerhouse that has changed the way books are read. Renowned manga historian Helen McCarthy delivers the ultimate resource for anyone curious about the art forms past, present, and future. Spanning from 11th century illustrated scrolls to todays billion dollar industry and global fandoms, The Manga Bible explores mangas
This artful and authoritative guide charts manga’s rise from historical narrative scrolls to its position as an international creative powerhouse that has changed the way books are read.Renowned manga historian Helen McCarthy delivers the ultimate resource for anyone curious about the art form’s past, present, and future. Spanning from 11th-century illustrated scrolls to today’s billion-dollar industry and global fandoms, The Manga Bible explores manga’s origins, its narrative and aesthetic evolution, and its wide-reaching influence on visual storytelling around the world.Organized thematically, the book examines major movements, genres, and milestones—from censorship and subversion in postwar Japan to the rise of science fiction, the role of erotic manga, and the cultural dynamics of gendered readerships. McCarthy also considers manga’s deep connections with film, television, fashion, and music, and introduces both globally recognized artists and lesser-known creators whose contributions deserve greater visibility.Featuring hundreds of images—manga pages, historical prints, vintage covers, and fan ephemera—the volume offers a dynamic visual companion to its nuanced analysis. McCarthy’s writing is vivid and incisive, revealing how manga has functioned as both entertainment and a medium for symbolism, politics, and social reflection.Rooted in scholarship yet written with accessibility and energy, The Manga Bible presents a comprehensive portrait of manga as one of the world’s most influential and complex storytelling traditions. It captures the scope of its artistic innovations, the passion of its global communities, and the forces—both underground and mainstream—that continue to shape its enduring appeal.Shipping Notes
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★★★★★ 5
Exactly what I wanted!
It is really exactly what I was looking for. I've been living with my jewelry in ziplock bags since we moved over here and everything fits perfect. I saw some reviews that claimed it was unstable but I tested it and it seems sturdy though I'm not hanging heavy pieces. It is a nice size and I love the little ring basket. It also feels pretty decent quality too. Glad I got the black one as I'm not sure where I have it that the copper/bronze would look right. I think it is elegant, practical and I wish I could post a photo with my pieces on it to show that it really holds things beautifully.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2014
★★★★★ 4
Looks great by my bed!
Even my boyfriend keeps commenting how much he likes it. It's a usable piece of art!
I will comment that the earring holes can be a little tricky since the leaves are turned all different ways. You have to be strategic with how you line up your long/dangle-y earrings with your studs so everybody fits and can be seen. A little tricky. But not a deal breaker - especially when it's so easy on the eye.
The other slight negative is that this really isn't the best necklace holder. I would have thought, "No problem!" But it's a bit awkward. Especially if you actually intend to see all your earrings. You'll end up hanging most of your necklaces from the top most branch - but they slide down into the crevice to stay. Then you've got a lot of overlapping. And trickiness to retrieve the exact necklace you want with ease.
However, this is still a fabulous earring tree. I can't say enough good things about it. Love the little basket for miscellaneous. Hair bands, lip gloss, etc.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2014
★★★★★ 5
Beautiful jewelry display
Color: Bronze-Tone
A few rough edges, but all in all well made and attractive. Holds lots of earrings and I can drape my necklaces on the tree. There's a nice bowl for bracelets and a nice tray that forms the base.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2024
★★★★★ 5
Gorgeous
Color: Bronze-Tone
It really is pretty to look at. To be honest arranging the earring on the tree is a bit of a pain, because the leaves tilt in different directions, and you have to play with it a bit to get the earrings to hang the way you would like them, but once you figure it out, they look very nice. I just adore it because it looks so pretty. I use the basket on the side for rings and watches, and the little plate in the base for a few miscellaneous pieces like necklaces or bracelets for balance and because they look nice. You'll love it.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2024
★★★★★ 5
gorgeous, and worth the purchase.
Color: Bronze
I wasn't sure about purchasing the jewelry stand at first (I had my doubts), but those doubts quickly disappeared upon the arrival/unpackaging of the jewelry stand.
SHIPPING/PACKAGING
It was nicely packaged, and not bent or damaged when I recieved it. The stand was a little wobbly (due to careless measuring of the copper balls, the fault of the manufacturer)
THE PRODUCT
The pictures are not how it is. Remember that. I thought the tree would be more three dimensional, you know- like a real tree. It wasn't, though. It was like someone took a 2D copper tree and made it stand up. It's still pretty, though, and holds a lot of jewelry.
PRICE-WISE
If you're looking at the price and it says $45 or more, don't buy it. I waited a month for the price to go down (I'm just a cheapskate) and it did. It went from $45 or so, down to $25 or so. So, unless its life or death, be patient and buy it when the price is right.
OVERALL?
In general, I was pleased with the product. It wasn't my dream jewelry stand, but it was worth my money and the wait.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2013