Kichiku Bei Ei Manga Zenshu Sen Jika No hanAmerica United Kingdom Teki Hyosho (Fushi Ga De Shiru Sekai)

[Machine Translation] Japan, a propaganda powerhouse, portrays itself as a bluff, skinny, sore loser. President Roosevelt with horns on his head and Churchill with a fat, stubby head. American and British culture, which had been familiar to many people only a few years before the war, was suddenly denied and undermined, and manga became a means of representing the enemy. This exhibition collects over 460 political cartoons that appeared in wartime periodicals and magazines, and introduces them along with background information on the changes in Japan-U.S.-British relations and the currents of the times. The book also includes columns such as "Demonic American and British Newspaper Articles," "Demonic American and British Cartoons," "Demonic American and British Songs," "A List of Magazines Carrying Demonic American and British Cartoons," "Dictionary of Demonic American and British Cartoonists," "Origin of 'Demonic American and British,'" and "Chronological Table of the History of US-Japan Relations.

プロパガンダ大国日本が描いた・虚勢・痩せ我慢・負け惜しみ。角が生えたルーズベルト大統領や、ぶよぶよ太ったチャーチル。わずか戦年前まで多くの人々が親しんでいた米英の文化が突如否定され、貶められていき、漫画は敵を表象する手段となっていった。戦時下のグラフ誌・雑誌などに掲載された、政治的な漫画を460枚以上集め、日・米英関係の変化や時代の流れに沿って、背景とともに紹介する。「鬼畜米英新聞記事」「鬼畜米英アニメ」「鬼畜米英歌謡」「鬼畜米英漫画掲載誌リスト」「鬼畜米英漫画家人名辞典」「「鬼畜米英」の由来」「日米英関係史年表」などのコラムも。