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Der leider viel zu früh verstorbene Satoshi Kon hat als Regisseur und Drehbuchautor von Animes und Fernsehserien Weltruhm erlangt, kann aber auch ein stattliches Werk als Mangaka vorweisen.

While in college, Kon made his debut as a manga artist with the short manga Toriko (1984) and earned a runner-up spot in the 10th Annual Tetsuya Chiba Awards held by Young Magazine (Kodansha).[5][9][10] Afterward, he found work as Katsuhiro Otomo's assistant. (...)
Manga
Toriko (虜) - 1984 manga debut, a doujinshi work, won the 2nd place Tetsuya Chiba Award for "Superior Newcomer".[12]:14 It is not related to the Mitsutoshi Shimabukuro manga Toriko.[38]
Kaikisen (1990)[37]
Tropic of the Sea (海帰線) Released in 1990, published in Young Magazine by Kodansha.[12]:15 Translated into English in 2013 by Vertical, Inc.
Akira. Assistant artist.[12]:15
World Apartment Horror (ワールド・アパートメントホラー) (1991) adapted from the film of the same name directed by Katsuhiro Otomo from a Keiko Nobumoto screenplay. After the main feature the volume collects three much shorter manga original to Kon: Visitors, Waira and Joyful Bell, which last prefigures Tokyo Godfathers.
Seraphim (セラフィム 2億6661万3336の翼). A now-obscure and unfinished collaboration with Mamoru Oshii that first ran in the May 1994 issue to the November 1995 issue of Animage.[12]:17[39] Partially reprinted posthumously in a memorial supplement of Monthly Comic Ryū in 2010 and published in comic book form by Tokuma Shoten in December that same year.[40][41][42]
OPUS - An incomplete manga that was released bi-monthly in Comic Guys from 1995-1996.[43] It was collected and re-released in December 2010.[44] Dark Horse Comics is publishing it in English at the end of 2014.