The "original manuscripts" of the God of Comics Osamu Tezuka appeared at the auction house, and the studio reminded that they were all forged

According to Japanese media reports recently, two highly realistic "original manuscripts" of the god of comics Osamu Tezuka appeared at an auction. The Tezuka Studio officials quickly issued a statement claiming that they were all forgeries. The company has never put Tezuka Osamu's real original manuscripts up for auction, and hopes that all those who intend to participate in the auction will pay attention.

Osamu Tezuka (November 3, 1928 - February 9, 1989), whose real name is Osamu Tezuka, took the pen name "Osamu Tezuka" because of his love for insects. He is a Japanese cartoonist, animation producer, and doctor of medicine. In 1947, he laid the foundation for the narrative style of Japanese cartoons with the cartoon "New Treasure Island", established the Japanese cartoon ideology, and greatly expanded the expressiveness of new cartoons. In 1952, his work "Astro Boy" caused a sensation in Japan, and "Ribbon Knight" in 1953 is recognized as the world's first girl cartoon. The cartoon work "Firebird" is still generally regarded as the highest masterpiece in the Japanese cartoon industry.

·These two Osamu Tezuka "original manuscripts" are of extremely high imitation level, and many industry insiders also say that they are highly realistic and extremely difficult for ordinary people to distinguish. At present, the official Tezuka Studio has not pointed out on which auction platform the "original manuscript" appeared, but only reminded everyone to be careful not to buy counterfeits at high prices.