Doraemon (Colorful Works Collection 1)

Author: (Japanese) Fujiko F. Fujio
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: Doraemon is incredibly famous among young readers in China. This modern comic classic, introduced in 1970, has taken the world by storm. The smart and lovable Doraemon—also known as "Ding Dong" or "Robot Cat"—has become a good friend to generations of children. However, in mainland China, the colored works of Doraemon were still lazily released. These works were originally colored, and their exciting and engaging stories have never been fully captured in the black-and-white comics of Doraemon. This book [Doraemon Colored Works Collection] is not only fully colored but also preserves the charm of Doraemon without losing its whimsical essence. It also includes works that were never featured in the black-and-white Doraemon comics. In the first to the forty-fifth volumes of the black-and-white Doraemon comics, all the works included were personally selected by Fujiko F. Fujio and refined or edited as needed—essentially a self-selected collection by the author. These works are aimed at younger children, with their concise and cleverly paired storylines being easy to follow. The richly diverse backgrounds and vivid character expressions are all highlights of this book, while stories like [Chameleon Tea] can only be fully appreciated in color. To maintain the original style of the works, and since much time has passed since their creation, the art style may differ slightly from modern works.