The Heart of Thomas by Moto Hagio ratings, average rating, reviews The Heart of Thomas Quotes Showing of 2 “Each has something hidden in his breast. Thomas no Shinzō (トーマの心臓 Tōma no shinzō?, "The Heart of Thomas" or "Thomas' Heart") is a shōjo manga by Moto Hagio published in It is an early example of shōnen-ai. It has been adapted into a film and a stage play. Set in an early 20th century all boys boarding school in Germany. A boy named Thomas commits suicide, and he writes a letter to Juli, who Thomas has an. The Heart of Thomas (Japanese: トーマの心臓, Hepburn: Tōma no Shinzō) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Moto Hagio. Originally serialized in Shūkan Shōjo Comic, a weekly manga magazine publishing shōjo manga (manga aimed at young and adolescent women), the series follows the events at a German all-boys gymnasium following the suicide of student Thomas Werner.
The Heart of Thomas by Moto Hagio. The early 's marked the first serialization of classic literary comic The Heart of Thomas by Japanese artist Moto Hagio. An affecting story set in a German boys' boarding school about some of its troubled students, Hagio was inspired by her friend and fellow artist Keiko Takemiya's interests in intimate relationships between males, and after seeing. The Heart of Thomas (original title: トーマの心臓 / Thomas no Shinzō) by Moto Hagio; edited and translated by Matt Thorn page Black White (with some color) 7" x " hardcover • $ Moto Hagio (萩尾 望都 Hagio Moto?) is a manga artist born on in Ōmuta, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan, though she currently lives in Saitama Prefecture. She is considered a "founding mother" of modern shōjo manga, especially shōnen-ai. She is also a member of the Year 24 Group. She has been described as "the most beloved shōjo manga artist of all time." In addition to being an.
The Heart of Thomas by Moto Hagio. The early ’s marked the first serialization of classic literary comic The Heart of Thomas by Japanese artist Moto Hagio. An affecting story set in a German boys’ boarding school about some of its troubled students, Hagio was inspired by her friend and fellow artist Keiko Takemiya’s interests in intimate relationships between males, and after seeing the French movie les Amitiés particulières (This Special Friendship). Thus begins the legendary and enigmatic Heart of Thomas, by Moto Hagio. Inspired by Jean Delannoy’s film, Les Amitiés Particulieres, The Heart of Thomas was nearly cancelled early in its serialization, in , until Hagio’s first trade paperback, The Poe Clan, Volume 1, sold out in a single day, giving her new series a new lease on life. The result was a story more complex, less accessible, and yet so compelling it can be found near or at the top of any list of classic shojo manga. The Heart of Thomas is, in fact, one of the seminal works in the boys' love subgenre of shojo manga (manga for girls). Boys' love manga are manga that feature male homosexual romance, written (mostly) by women, (mostly) for women. Today in Japan, the genre is well established and popular.
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