Hiroshi Kaizuka - 1 Original page - Zero Fighter March - 1967

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Original page by Hiroshi Kaizuka for Zero Fighter March (1967), 25.5 × 38 cm, in Excellent condition.

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Very dark, well inked, original page by Hiroshi Kaizuka for Zero Fighter March
Size : 25.5 x 35.8 cm | Media: pencil & ink on paper (no zip-a-tone)
Condition : very good condition

"Zero Fighter March" (ゼロ戦行進曲), published between 1967 and 1968 by Hiroshi Kaizuka, is a bold, action-charged war manga that takes readers into the heart of the Pacific skies alongside Shōichi Minami, a young and determined Zero fighter pilot.

With its intense dogfights, dramatic sacrifices, and deep sense of duty, the series captures the energy and emotion of wartime aviation like few other manga of its era.
While Zero-sen Red (1961) is praised for its realism and psychological depth, Zero Fighter March embraces a more heroic and passionate tone, turning the cockpit into a stage for courage, honor, and high-stakes drama.

Kaizuka weaves a tale that’s not just about battle, but about the unbreakable spirit of the young men who flew into history. 'Zero Fighter March' left a strong mark on 1960s readers, especially boys captivated by tales of bravery in the sky.
Today, it stands as a fascinating example of how postwar manga could reimagine Japan’s wartime past through action, emotion, and national memory, blending thrilling spectacle with a nostalgic, almost mythic sense of heroism.

Seller's Story

Devoted to Shōwa era manga or more specific; the original art of Japanese mangaka drawn between 1926 and 1989 . Our store offers a large variety of artists ranging from the most famous to the obscurest underground | So, no matter if you are an manga aficionado or a gaijin collector; contact us for tailored suggestions or some friendly advice

Very dark, well inked, original page by Hiroshi Kaizuka for Zero Fighter March
Size : 25.5 x 35.8 cm | Media: pencil & ink on paper (no zip-a-tone)
Condition : very good condition

"Zero Fighter March" (ゼロ戦行進曲), published between 1967 and 1968 by Hiroshi Kaizuka, is a bold, action-charged war manga that takes readers into the heart of the Pacific skies alongside Shōichi Minami, a young and determined Zero fighter pilot.

With its intense dogfights, dramatic sacrifices, and deep sense of duty, the series captures the energy and emotion of wartime aviation like few other manga of its era.
While Zero-sen Red (1961) is praised for its realism and psychological depth, Zero Fighter March embraces a more heroic and passionate tone, turning the cockpit into a stage for courage, honor, and high-stakes drama.

Kaizuka weaves a tale that’s not just about battle, but about the unbreakable spirit of the young men who flew into history. 'Zero Fighter March' left a strong mark on 1960s readers, especially boys captivated by tales of bravery in the sky.
Today, it stands as a fascinating example of how postwar manga could reimagine Japan’s wartime past through action, emotion, and national memory, blending thrilling spectacle with a nostalgic, almost mythic sense of heroism.

Seller's Story

Devoted to Shōwa era manga or more specific; the original art of Japanese mangaka drawn between 1926 and 1989 . Our store offers a large variety of artists ranging from the most famous to the obscurest underground | So, no matter if you are an manga aficionado or a gaijin collector; contact us for tailored suggestions or some friendly advice

Details

Item
Original page
No. of items
1
Series
Zero Fighter March
Condition
Excellent condition
Artist
Hiroshi Kaizuka
Year
1967
Width
25.5 cm
Height
38 cm
BelgiumVerified
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Objects sold
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