Tebeos Dolmen Editorial Los Orígenes De La Animacion Japonesa: El Estudio Toei Doga (1956-1972) Comic Spanish

Tebeos Dolmen Editorial Los Orígenes De La Animacion Japonesa: El Estudio De Toei Doga (1956-1972) Comic Spanish Golden . Dive into the genesis of Japanese anime with "Los Orígenes De La Animacion Japonesa: El Estudio De Toei Doga (1956-1972)". This comprehensive Spanish-language book explores Toei Doga, the pioneering studio that aimed to be the "Disney of the East." Discover how it launched Japan´s first color animated feature, "Panda and the Magic Serpent," and evolved through groundbreaking films like "The Little Prince and the Eight-Headed Dragon." This study, by expert Marie Pruvost-Delaspre, contextualizes Toei Doga´s journey within Japan´s cinematic and social landscape, revealing it as a vital laboratory for influential animation practices. Essential for fans of anime history. The production company Toei Doga, founded in 1956 and currently known as Toei Animation, is one of the most important Japanese animation studios, a privileged training ground for animation professionals and the emergence of anime.Its director, Hiroshi Okawa, who wanted to turn it into the Disney of the East, focused its production on feature films for cinema, a challenge for an incipient animation industry.Panda and the Magic Serpent (1958), the first color animated film made in Japan, became the standard-bearer of this project.The American model was soon abandoned, which allowed for numerous reinterpretations and technical innovations, such as The Little Prince and the Eight-Headed Dragon (1963), The Adventures of Hols, Prince of the Sun (1968) and Animal Treasure Island (1971).This work explores the history of this company from the months leading up to its creation until the death of its historical director, placing it in the context of national film production, but also in that of the social evolutions of Japan at the time.It shows how Toei Doga, through the successive ups and downs of its production system and its use of animation techniques, can be seen as a laboratory where conflicting but still influential animation practices were developed.Marie Pruvost-Delaspre is an Assistant Professor in the Film Department at the University of Paris 8 Vincennes-Saint Denis.Her research covers the history of animation techniques and crafts in Japan and France.She has coordinated several collective works, including Archives et acteurs des cinémas d´animation en France (2014), L´Animation japonaise en France: reception, diffusion, réappropiations (2016) and Goldorak, l´aventure continue (2018). tradeinn Techinn