Shigeru Mizuki
Born: 03-07-1922
Shigeru Mizuki was a renowned Japanese manga artist celebrated for his work in the horror and supernatural genres. Best known for "GeGeGe no Kitaro," Mizuki's storytelling combined folklore with social commentary. His experiences as a World War II veteran deeply influenced his narratives. Mizuki was also an acclaimed historian of Yokai, Japanese spirits and monsters, making significant contributions to their cultural understanding. His legacy endures through his captivating and imaginative works.
Book summaries for books written by Shigeru Mizuki
Quotes
War is hell, but sometimes it's necessary.
War sacrifices the lives of the innocent for the ambitions of the powerful.
Sometimes, surviving is the hardest battle of all.
In war, there are no winners, only victims.
The scars of war run deep, both on the body and the soul.
True heroes are not those who seek glory, but those who protect others.
Hatred breeds hatred, and violence begets violence.
In the end, love is the only force that can heal the wounds of war.
War may be necessary, but it is never just.
The weight of guilt is heavier than any burden of war.
War brings out the worst and the best in humanity.
Sometimes, it's easier to die for a cause than to live with the consequences.