To find manga, use "manga or graphic novels" and "Japan" as keywords and limit to books or "Comic books, strips, etc. -- Japan" as a subject search.
For research on manga, search "Comic books, strips, etc. -- Japan -- History and criticism".
In addition to the work of Frederick Schodt (Dreamland Japan : writings on modern manga;Manga! Manga! : the world of Japanese comics), other studies of manga can be found by searching the online catalog. The most recent guide is:
Manga : the complete guide by Jason Thompson.
Frederik L. Schodt's HomePage
Homepage of the author of several books on manga; includes descriptions
and tables of contents from his books and a good set of manga links.
"Manga" entry, Wikipedia
Brief overview of manga, including origins, format, style, types of
manga, manga distributors, manga magazines, etc. (Note for those
unfamiliar with Wikipedia: this source is a free-content, collaborative
website designed to be written, updated, and edited by its readers. The
content of any Wikipedia entry can change at any time. All content
should be verified.)
Matt-Thorn.com
Formerly the Shoujo manga page. Created by a cultural anthropologist
in the Department of Cartoon & Comic Art, Kyoto Seika University
Tezuka Osamu World
Official web page. Includes links to Tezuka Osamu museum, fan club, and information on the man himself.
Ohio State's manga blog
Provides an index to the manga titles held at Ohio State (over 1300).
English translations of manga are held in Lilly library while Japanese manga are in the East Asian Collection on the second floor of Bostock. Most are in the PN's but some are classified by subject (history, economics, literature).
Manga ni egakareta Meiji Taishō Shōwa
漫画に描かれた明治大正昭和
EAC: DS822.25 .M34 1998
Manga zasshi hakubutsukan
漫画雑誌博物館
EAC: NC1706 .M35 1986
Tokyo Puck 1905-1912
東京パック
T646P
