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I am busy and not feeling very well, so The Art of the Impossible is moving slowly. But it is "Tezuka Day" today, and I do have something for you! I wrote a biography of Osamu Tezuka for the Tezuka in English website. Here it is: http://tezukainenglish.com/bm/about/tezuka-life/index.shtml Put quite some research into it, though without the Japanese language, of course, there were limits. Notably I'd like to know more about Tezuka's involvement with COM.

Grabbed from ~Jesterhoshi (https://www.deviantart.com/jesterhoshi) [x] You've seen at least one anime. [x] You've read at least one manga. [x] You watch anime/read manga on a regular basis. [x] You think that anime and western cartoons are two separate things. [/] You're in anime club. ("was". But, I founded it. But, it folded) [x] You've cosplayed at least once. [ ] You counted Halloween costumes from when you were a kid as cosplay. [ ] You cosplay in public. [ ] You've been to at least one anime convention. [ ] You cosplayed there. [ ] You traveled more than 200 miles to get there. [ ] You like Japanese food. [ ] You like any of the following in particular: sushi,

This is getting better :) First, !MetaMolecola (https://www.deviantart.com/metamolecola) drew two beautiful illustrations for "The Art of the Impossible" "The Shock" http://metamolecola.deviantart.com/art/01-The-Shock-269169966 "Atom is dead" http://fav.me/d4g9949 Thanks a lot! And now, "The Shock" gets featuerd in #tezuka-club. This is the illustration that does not even have Astro in it. Its sole link to Tezuka is through the events of the last episodee Of Astro'63 (it was really '66 by this time I think)... specifically as interpreted in "The Art of the Impossible". I also got some faves and all - looks like this IS working, after all. OK, now sto