Difference between revisions of "SM Hisyousetsu"
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| − | 1982: [[Sanwa | + | 1982: [[Sanwa Publishing]] launches '''SM Hisyousetsu'''. |
2009: Print edition ceases publication. Continues as SM Hisyousetu Web. | 2009: Print edition ceases publication. Continues as SM Hisyousetu Web. | ||
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"Hisyousetsu" means "secret stories." | "Hisyousetsu" means "secret stories." | ||
| − | Artists published included [[Tadao Chigusa]], [[Oniroku Dan]], Mayumi Yoshino, [[Ko Minomura]], [[ | + | Artists published included [[Tadao Chigusa]], [[Oniroku Dan]], Mayumi Yoshino, [[Ko Minomura]], [[Youko Ozuma]], [[Shoji Oki]], Yuji Kirioka, [[Juan Maeda]], [[Yoji Muku]], [[Namio Harukawa]]. |
==Covers 1980s== | ==Covers 1980s== | ||
Revision as of 11:51, 28 August 2021
SM秘小説 (Japanese)
Summary
SM magazine
Publishing Dates
Print: 1982-2009
Web: 2009-present
Publishers and Editors
Sanwa Publishing (1982-1999)
Myway Publishing (1999-2009)
Editor: Yutaka Matsumoto
Editor: Masairo Asada
History
1982: Sanwa Publishing launches SM Hisyousetsu.
2009: Print edition ceases publication. Continues as SM Hisyousetu Web.
Interesting points
"Hisyousetsu" means "secret stories."
Artists published included Tadao Chigusa, Oniroku Dan, Mayumi Yoshino, Ko Minomura, Youko Ozuma, Shoji Oki, Yuji Kirioka, Juan Maeda, Yoji Muku, Namio Harukawa.
Covers 1980s
October 1986.
March 1989.
June 1989.
Covers 1990s
September 1990.
February 1991.
September 1993.
December 1993.
April 1994.
May 1994.
Jan 1997.
Covers 2000s
November 2000.
April 2003.
May 2003.
November 2003.
