| [source]
| [author]
| [title/date]
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| ABCNEWS.com
| Mark Bloch |
Go West, Speed Racer, Go: Japan's Anime Earns U.S. Fans (April 15, 1998)
|
| Joe Feese
|
Angry Anime Fans: USA Today Article Ignites a Web Controversy (December 23, 1997)
|
| Jon Herskowitz |
Anime's Dark Side (April 17, 1998)
|
The Age
(Melbourne, Australia)
| Shane Green
| It may be off the boil, but suddenly, Japan is the coolest of the cool (December 30, 2003)
|
| Agence France-Presse
| [uncredited]
| Kim Jong-Il, unlikely hero of hit manga cartoon book in Japan (September 19, 2003)
|
| Amarillo Globe-News
| Sara Sepulveda
Edward M. Eveld
| Move over Pokemon, Yugi in town (November 2, 2002)
|
| Sara Sepulveda
| The many forms of anime (January 8, 2003)
|
| Ananova.com
| uncredited
| Peruvian teenagers 'possessed' by Japanese TV cartoon (November 4, 2002)
|
| Anchorage Daily News |
Lia Rudolph
| [currently unavailable]
Anime-ted: Quirky Japanese fantasy tales captivate Americans
|
Arizona Daily Wildcat
(University of Arizona) |
Lindsay Utz
| Hey kids, go away: The Japanese animation art of animé has inspired a subculture of devotees from Tokyo to Tucson. What is all the fuss about? (October 15, 2002)
|
| Artforum
| Philip Nobel
| Annlee: Sign of the Times (Volume 41, Number 5/January 2003)
|
| Asiaweek.com |
Jose Manuel Tesoro |
Asia Says
Japan is Top of the Pops: Japanese Cartoon Characters Try to Take Over the World (January 5, 1996)
A Comical
Situation: South Koreans' addiction to Japanese comics |
| Asia Pacific Arts
| Bobby Okinaka
| Hollywood Heads East: the Business of Japanese Animation and Comics
(October 10, 2003)
|
| Associated Press |
Anthony Breznican |
Toys transform into nostalgia (April 25, 2002)
|
| Joseph Coleman |
Comics A High Art In Japan:
But some critics fear it's leading youth to ruin (July 29, 1997)
|
| Melissa Eddy |
[currently unavailable]
Japanese Manga Comics Gaining Fame
|
| Yuri Kageyama
|
Japanese Animation Catching on in U.S. (December 9, 2004)
Japan Comic Highlights Currency Fears (March 18, 2004)
|
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
| Steve Murray
| [currently unavailable]
Animé invasion: Cartoon Network will expand Asian animation lineup
|
The Aztec Press
(Pima Community College) |
Tess Martinez |
More than a cartoon, Japanese animation is a reflection of the culture (Volume 46, Issue 11/December 6, 2001 - January 16, 2002)
|
| Baltimore City Paper
| Josephine Yun
| Destroy All Rock Stars: Surprise! Japanese Rock Goes Over the Top (August 7 - August 13, 2002)
|
| BBC News
| Sarah Buckley
| Japan's madness for manga (December 18, 2003)
|
| Jonathan Head
| Manga's world of make-believe (March 20, 2004)
|
| Emma Jane Kirby
| Heidi draws pilgrims from Japan (September 25, 2001)
|
| Chloe Weltman
| Japanese hit cartoon gets US release (April 19, 2002)
|
| Carolyne Wyatt
| Asterix under attack from Japan (March 22, 2004)
|
| uncredited |
Japanese manga ruled obscene (January 13, 2004)
Cartoon fans sue over DVD (December 5, 2002)
|
| Blimp Film Magazine
| Krystian Woznicki
| Towards a Cartography of Japanese Anime: Anno Hideaki's "Evangelion" (Number 36)
|
The Boston Globe
| Jeff Gilbride |
[currently unavailable]
Character studies: The truly obsessed watch and wear anime
|
| Meredith Goldstein |
Members of MIT club share an anime attraction (December 1, 2004)
|
| Vanessa E. Jones |
Girl power: Young women are driving one of the hottest trends in pop culture: Japanese comics (July 28, 2004)
Waiting
For "Mononoke": MIT Club Hopes 1997 Film Will Open More Doors to Japanese
Animation (October 24, 1999)
|
| Eddie Medina
| Anime brings new style to classic genres (April 27, 2003)
|
| Betsy Sherman |
Painting
With Words: Writer Neil Gaiman Got the Scripting Call (October 24, 1999)
|
| The Brown Daily Herald |
Sarah Farkas |
[currently unavailable]
Anime that requires an ID: Thayer Street's Anime Crash will host a festival of anime films with adult content this Saturday
|
| Business 2.0
| Andrew Raskin
| Lost in Translation: Manga comic books are a $4.5 billion business in Japan. Now they're coming to the U.S. - with a few modifications (November 2002)
|
Columbia Chronicle
(Columbia College)
| Matthew Jaster
| Anime thrives as action films falter
|
Busted Newsletter
Comic Book Legal Defense Fund |
Uncredited
|
Trouble in Texas: Case Update (May 2000)
Police Take Aim At Anime "Menace" (February 2000)
Pokemon Religious Zealot Casts First Stone, Local Paper Lobs Second, Third (February 2000)
Poke-Mom Vows Revenge: Retailer Arrested (February 2000)
Toys "R" Us Tosses Dragon Ball Z (February 2000)
|
| Chicago Sun-Times
| Misha Davenport
| Anime magnetism (January 14, 2005)
|
| The Christian Science Monitor |
Nicole Gaouette |
Get
Your Manga Here: An Ancient Japanese Art Form - Book-Length Comic Strips - is
Catching on in the U.S. (January 8, 1999)
|
| Ilene R. Prusher |
Dilbert With an Attitude: Japan's New Salaryman (October 16, 2000)
|
| The Cincinnati Enquirer
| Marilyn Bauer |
Anime tribute show particularly Japanese: Dark and sexist images reflect post-WWII themes (January 27, 2002)
|
The Cluster
(Mercer University)
| David Arroyo
| Schoolgirl samurai and robotic transvestite assassins: Making sense of that Anime thing (Volume 84, Issue 1/August 29, 2001)
|
| John Borland
|
Anxious times in the cartoon underground - NEW
(February 1, 2005)
|
| CNN.com |
Bill Tush |
Japanese
"Anime" Animation Making the Rounds in the U.S. (August 26, 1996)
|
| Elsa Klensch |
Japanese Comics Inspire Hair Designs (February 24, 1996)
|
| Kristie Lu Stout |
Otaku: Japan's gadget geeks dictate tech future (July 13, 2001)
|
| Uncredited |
Japanese Can't
Get Enough of Doraemon: Comic Strip Character a Hit at the Post Office (May 2, 1997)
|
The Daily Athenaeum
(West Virginia University) |
Paul Sebert |
Haruka and Michiru "come out" on video and DVD (February 26, 2001)
Essential Anime comes to DVD (January 18, 2001)
Kissing cousins may bring controversy: Cartoon Network juggles controversial topics contained in the "Sailor Moon S" series (June 28, 2000)
|
The Daily Collegian
(Pennsylvania State University)
| Gary Koltookian
| Anime Rising: The popularity of Japanese animation extends beyond the far East
|
| Daily Hampshire Gazette
| Katherine Lenard
| [currently unavailable]
Academy devotes Saturday to anime
|
| Siobhan Skye Rohde
| [currently unavailable]
Ample appeal of anime at ARHS |
The Daily Orange
(Syracuse University) |
Michael Longo |
A Fighting Change: Controversy accompanies the rising popularity of Japanese Animation in U.S. markets (February 26, 2001)
|
| The Daily Telegraph
| Colin Joyce
|
Why anime is being spirited away (December 31, 2004)
|
Daily Times
(Lahore, Pakistan)
| [uncredited]
| Japan's madness for manga (September 21, 2003)
|
| The Daily Yomiuri |
Asami Nagai
| [currently unavailable]
Manga influence pervades Europe, North America
|
| Naomi Tajitsu
| [currently unavailable]
Happy birthday, robot boy
|
| The Dallas Morning News
| [uncredited]
| Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Game (August 22, 2002)
|
| Dallas Observer
| Jimmy Fowler |
International Incident: Dragonball Z is the Cartoon Network's top-rated show, thanks to a Fort Worth-based company that's unleashing a controversial American version of this Japanese hit (January 20, 2000)
|
| Des Moines Register
| Dawn Sagario
| Convention draws growing crowd of anime fans (August 26, 2001)
|
| Detroit Free Press
| Terry Lawson
| What is anime? (October 31, 1999)
|
| Financial Times
| Jo Johnson |
Asterix and the marauding manga-maniacs (February 3, 2004)
|
| Foreign Policy
| Douglas McGray
| Japan's Gross National Cool (Issue 130, May/June 2002)
|
| Fortune Small Business
| Julia Boorstin
| Small & Global: License for Adventure - Tokyopop, Los Angeles
(Volume 14, Number 5/June 2004)
|
| The Freedom Forum Online |
Philip Taylor |
Dallas prosecutors drop second obscenity charge against comic store clerk. (December 12, 2000)
|
| The Free Lance-Star
| Terry L. Norton
| Studio Ironcat has international following (August 31, 2003)
|
|
The
Globe and Mail |
J.D. Considine |
Manga mania comes to the West (July 17, 2003)
|
| Robert Everett-Green |
Schoolgirls to the
Rescue: Anime (August 10, 1996)
|
| Emru Townsend |
Anime Breaks Through (November 20, 1999)
|
| Steve Weatherbe
| The Dark Side of Japanese Pop Culture (April 19, 1997)
|
| The Guardian
| Andrew Pulver
| Manga tout: Daft Punk grew up on it, the men behind The Matrix are obsessed by it - the allure of anime (May 21, 2003)
|
| The Guide
| Mark McHarry
| Yaoi: Redrawing Male Love (November 2003)
|
| Hollywood Reporter
| Kevin Cassidy
| Manga Mania: Watch out Spider-Man - the next generation of comic book bluckbuster could come from the world of Japanese comics (July 15, 2003)
|
| The Honolulu Star-Bulletin
| Burl Burlingame |
Latest trend draws on Japan anime (October 27, 2000)
|
| Houston Business Journal
| Jenna Colley
| Anime instinct paying off for visionary firm (January 9, 2004)
|
| The Houston Press
| Melissa Hung
| Tooned into Anime (August 2, 2001)
In Highest Praise: Anime films have become so successfull that fans like Bobby Beaver now make parodies of them (August 2, 2001)
|
| Internet Wire |
Pauline Austin |
Anime - Darker Than Disney - Captivates American Youth (December 20, 1999)
|
| J@pan Inc
| Debbi Gardiner
|
Anime in America (Issue 39, January 2003)
|
| Leo Lewis
| Anime Attacks: As Disney dithers, Toei takes on the world (Number 54, April 2004)
|
| The Japan Times
| Eric Prideaux
| Dojinshi: By the people, for the people (March 23, 2003)
|
| Mark Schilling
| Comic culture is serious business (March 23, 2003)
|
| Japan Today
| uncredited |
Japan pop culture can unify Asia (March 5, 2003)
|
| The Kansas City Star
| Alice Thorson
Brian McTavish
| Adventures in Anime: Japanese animation draws them in at Des Moines art exhibit (March 31, 2001)
|
| The Korea Herald
| Kim Jin
| Korea-Japan anime duel heating up (May 7, 2003)
|
The Lantern
(Ohio State University)
| Whitney Spaner
|
Anime gateway to Japanese culture (October 10, 2002)
|
| Las Vegas Review-Journal
| K. C. Howard
| University course focuses on animation: Anime serves as window into Japanese culture, professor says
(June 14, 2004)
|
| Las Vegas Sun
| Erik Leake
| Manga bridges U.S., Japan cultural gap: Popular cartoon art is not just kid stuff
(November 13-14, 2004)
|
| LA Weekly
| Rika Ohara |
Mighty Tezuka!: The God of Manga (January 4-10, 2002)
|
| Long Beach Press-Telegram
| Don Jergler
| Fantastic world of anime coming from L.B. (January 9, 2005)
|
| The Los Angeles Daily News |
David Bloom |
Welcome to the magical world of Japanese animation (November 5, 1999)
|
| Los Angeles New Times
| Elana Roston
| [currently unavailable]
Junko Drawer: Junko Mizuno Signs Cinderalla
|
| The Los Angeles Times
| Robert Burns
| [currently unavailable]
Made of metal, but all heart
|
| Susan Carpenter
|
Comics that draw girls: American tweens are snapping up shojo manga, a concept born in Japan and available at a mall near you (February 3, 2005)
|
| P.J. Huffstutter |
X-Rated Fantasies in a Cartoon Genre: Japan's hentai films, with doe-eyed characters and bizarre sexuality, find a U.S. market (June 13, 2002)
|
| Colin Joyce
| The Hard Realities of Make-Believe (March 24, 2004)
|
| Charles Solomon |
Just a Shy Guy Out to Save Earth - While Dodging Space Babes (December 11, 2000)
The "Eagle" Has Landed: Cartoon Swoops Down on U.S. Politics (October 23, 2000)
[currently unavailable]
A Temporary Town Opens Up in Long Beach
Mainstream call of anime (July 1, 2002)
[currently unavailable]
Ace animator gets free rein on 'Reign'
|
| Bruce Wallace |
Anime: not just cartoon conflict: Japan's Hayao Miyazaki and Mamoru Oshii wage a stylistic battle U.S. studios can't understand or ignore (February 20, 2005)
|
The Mercury News
(San Jose, CA) |
Dana Hull |
Animation import captivates teens: thanks to Internet, Japanese films, TV series take on life of their own (April 26, 2002)
|
| MSNBC.com
| Mike Brunker
| 'Toon porn' pushes erotic envelope online: Adult animation booming on Web, spreading to mainstream media
(October 19, 2004)
|
| The National Post |
Sean Silkoff
| Nelvana, Hasbro play for US$1B toy auction (June 13, 2001)
|
| National Public Radio
| Susan Stone
| Japan's Comic Book Export: 'Shonen Jump' Appeals to U.S. Kids Raised on Pokemon (January 9, 2003)
|
| Joyce Brabner
| The Tao of Yaoi: Anime culture gives pre-teens a world to explore (February 21, 2001)
|
| Nerve.com
| Fiona Ng
| Drawn to It: Boy-on-boy yaoi comics find an unlikely audience: women
(November 24, 2004)
|
| Adam Rogers
| Demon Hunters, Cyborgs, and Babes: Warped Women in Japanese Animation (October 26, 1997)
|
NewsNet5
(WEWS-TV: Cleveland, OH) |
Ted Hart |
[currently unavailable]
Are Your Kids Watching Cartoon Sex?: Animated Videos Aren't Necessarily For Children
|
| Newsweek |
Dana Lewis |
Night of the Otaku: or Can Anime Conquer the World?!!!! (July 1997)
|
| Hideko Takayama
| Going Crazy for 'Go': In Japan, an ancient board game is displacing Nintendo and making kids think their grandfathers are cool (July 24, 2002)
|
| New York Daily News
| Paul D. Colford
| Boom time for manga books (April 30, 2004)
|
| New York Post |
Keith J. Kelly |
Japanese Comic to Launch in the U.S. (June 10, 2002)
|
| Jessica Tisch
| [currently unavailable]
Yu-Gi-Oh Could Trump Pokemon |
| Joslyn Yang |
[currently unavailable]
Anime Action! |
| New York Press
| Christopher Lord
| They Have Your Children (May 8, 2003)
|
| The New York Times
| James Brooke |
A Wizard of Animation Has Japan Under His Spell (January 3, 2002)
|
| J.D. Considine |
Making Anime a Little Safer for Americans (January 20, 2002)
A Hamster With a Mission: To Make Billions, Gently (July 28, 2002)
|
| George Gene Gustines
| Girl Power Fuels Manga Boom in U.S. (December 28, 2004)
|
| Ken Johnson |
Sinister Aspects of Japanese Animation (August 24, 2001)
|
| Dave Kehr |
Anime, Japanese Cinema's Second Golden Age (January 20, 2002)
New Contender for the Anime Throne (January 11, 2004)
|
| Janet Maslin |
"Princess
Mononoke": Waging a Mythic Battle to Preserve an Ancient Forest (September 27, 1999)
|
| Jesse McKinley |
Anime Fans Gather, Loudly and Proudly Obsessed (September 3, 2002)
| Andrew Pollack |
Japan's Newest Heartthrobs Are Sexy, Talented and Virtual (November 25, 1996)
| Jim Rutenberg |
Violence Finds a Niche in Children's Cartoons (January 28, 2001)
|
| Margaret Talbot
| Pokemon Hegemon (December 15, 2002)
|
OutSmart Magazine
(Houston, TX) |
Dylan Otto Krider
| Sleeping with the Anime (November 2001)
|
The Pantagraph
(Bloomington, IL)
| Rebecca Loda
| The art of anime: these are not your typical cartoons (August 1, 2002)
|
The Plain Dealer
(Cleveland, OH) |
John Petkovic |
Anime fans to show off its many faces (January 25, 2001) |
| Portland Press Herald
| Victoria Gannon
| Anime shop a place to learn, lounge (January 14, 2005)
|
| The Post (Ohio University) |
Lisa Laufik |
Section 9 focuses on anime
(January 25, 2001)
|
| Publishers Weekly
| Calvin Reid
| Asian Comics Delight U.S. Readers (December 23, 2002)
|
| uncredited
| Got Teen Readers? Manga Does (January 6, 2003)
| RealTime
| Philip Brophy
| Neon Genesis Evangelion: The Tyranny of the English Voice in Anime (Issue 31, June/July 1999)
|
| Juanita Kwok
| Animation Evolution - Japanime (Issue 40, December 2000/January 2001)
|
| Red Herring Magazine
| Lawrence Lessig
| Copy cats and robotic dogs: What lawyers can learn from comic books (January 10, 2003)
|
| Reuters
| John Herzkowitz
| Outraged Japanese Mothers Demand Cartoon Controls (December 18, 1997)
|
| [uncredited]
| 'Rape of Nanjing' comic draws ire (October 14, 2004)
|
| Richmond.com
| Jay-Anne Kasuga |
Anime Invasion: Richmond to host second annual Anime Mid-Atlantic (June 12, 2002) |
| The Richmond Times-Dispatch |
Atima Omara-Alwala |
Anime Convention Attracts Hundreds: Japanese animation is popular in the US (June 19, 2002)
|
| St. Petersburg Times
| Leonora LaPeter |
Anime-niacs: This weekend, anime devotees convene in Tampa. Some dressed to the industry nines. (July 18, 2003) |
| Jeffrey S. Solochek
| Right hobby, right time: A fan of Japanese animation created a multimillion-dollar business that is one of the nation's top online retailers
(November 5, 2004)
|
| San Francisco Chronicle
| Mark Morford
| Cartoons To Ignite Your Id: Can animated gems like "Spirited Away save the ravaged American imagination? (May 7, 2003)
|
| Jeff Yang
| Manga Nation: No longer an obscure art form, Japanese comics are becoming as American as apuru pai (June 14, 2004)
|
| The Seattle Times |
Lisa Heyamoto
| Seattle sisters teach others the Japanese style of cartooning
(July 25, 2004)
|
| Mark Rahner |
'Dragon Ball Z' coming to town (March 30, 2001) |
| Tan Vinh |
Anime's allure goes academic (February 21, 2001)
|
| Slate
| Seth Stevenson
| Tokyo on One Cliché a Day: Japan Cliché No. 2: Manga (October 14, 2003)
|
| The Star Press
| Colleen Steffen
| Animated about anime (January 10, 2004)
|
The Star Tribune
(Minneapolis, MN) |
Colin Covert |
Animation grows up: Festival shows how Japan's anime embraces adult themes (April 26, 2002)
|
| The Sunday Tasmanian
| Nina Hallett
| New Cult Cartoon: Japanese Show Set to Shock and Enthrall (December 27, 1998)
|
| The Sunday Times
| A. A. Gill
| Mad in Japan (September 9, 2001)
|
| Surface and Symbol
| Alex Leitch
| Cute 'n' fuzzy seizure monsters and cultural barriers
|
| Technology Review
| Henry Jenkins
| When Piracy Becomes Promotion: The underground subtitling and circulation of Japanese anime helped to open the American market to Asian cultural exports
(August 10, 2004)
|
| Time Magazine |
Andrew D. Arnold
|
Two New Comix for Kids: a pair of Japanese imports (April 23, 2002)
Drawing In the Gals: The explosion in Japanese comics for girls (February 9, 2004)
|
| Richard Corliss |
Amazing
Anime (Volume 154, Number 21/November 22, 1999)
|
| Lisa Takeuchi Cullen |
Crounching Lizard: Step aside, Pikachu. The "King of Games" has stolen your crown in Japan and is poised to conquer America (Volume 157, Number 22/June 4, 2001)
|
| Jim Frederick |
What's Right With Japan: Gross National Cool (Volume 162, Number 5/August 11, 2003)
|
| Yuki Oda |
Redrawing Rules: Koji Yamamura is a lone wolf in the world of assembly-line animation (Volume 162, Number 5/August 11, 2003)
|
| Toronto Star
| Peter Goddard
| Saving anime for the adults: to serious fans, this Japanese animation form is no kids' stuff (August 24, 2002)
|
| Trends in Japan
| [uncredited]
| The "Japanimation" Phenomenon (March 6, 2003)
|
| USA Today
|
Jefferson Graham
Tim Friend
| U.S. Kids Safe From Cartoon Seizures? (December 8, 1997)
|
| Andy Seiler
| 'Astro Boy' zooms back with a movie, DVD (January 16, 2002)
|
| Christopher Theokas
| Can 'Cowboy' lasso audience? (April 29, 2003)
|
| Susan Wloszczyna
| Disney hopes Japanese 'toon casts US spell (September 17, 2002)
Animation virtuoso makes sweet 'toons with Disney (September 17, 2002)
|
| The Washington Post
|
Anthony Faiola
|
We're Playing Their Toons: Japanese Anime Moves Out of the Fringe and Onto the Red Carpet (December 6, 2004)
Japan's Culture of Cool: Country's Culture Becomes Its Biggest Export (December 27, 2003)
|
| Marianne Meyer
| Life Imitates Animation at Tysons Gathering (October 24, 2002)
|
| Sachiko Sakamaki
| Manga Mania: Japanese Cartoonists Eye America (September 2, 2002)
|
| Hank Stuever
| What Would Godzilla Say?: At the Japanese Animation Festival, a Brave New World of Hot Pink and Cool Kids (February 14, 2000)
|
| The Washington Times
| Joseph Szadkowski
| Comics for girls may save biz (January 14, 2005)
|
West Magazine
(The West Australian)
| David M. Walker
| Orient Expressive: Forget Bugs Bunny - take a look at Neon Genesis Evangelion (1999)
|
| Wired News
| Randy Dotinga
| Eyes Wide Open Over Anime Piracy (July 27, 2004)
|
| Wired Magazine
| Charles Graeber
| Go, Skid Racer, Go! (Issue 11.10, October 2003)
|
| Andrew Leonard
| Heads Up, Mickey: Anime may be Japan's first big cultural export (Issue 3.04, April 1995)
|
| Karl Taro Greenfeld |
The Incredibly Strange Mutant Creatures who Rule the Universe of Alienated Japanese Zombie Computer Nerds (Issue 1.01, March/April 1993)
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