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- Trash_Market abstract "Trash Market is a volume of semi-autobiographical short stories by Japanese manga artist Tadao Tsuge. The stories were originally serialized mainly in the alternative manga magazine Garo from 1968 to 1972 and were compiled and published by Drawn and Quarterly on May 12, 2015. Many of the stories are based on Tsuge's life experiences such as his time at a blood bank, and critics have noted the realism of the stories.".
- Q21957459 abstract "Trash Market is a volume of semi-autobiographical short stories by Japanese manga artist Tadao Tsuge. The stories were originally serialized mainly in the alternative manga magazine Garo from 1968 to 1972 and were compiled and published by Drawn and Quarterly on May 12, 2015. Many of the stories are based on Tsuge's life experiences such as his time at a blood bank, and critics have noted the realism of the stories.".
- Trash_Market comment "Trash Market is a volume of semi-autobiographical short stories by Japanese manga artist Tadao Tsuge. The stories were originally serialized mainly in the alternative manga magazine Garo from 1968 to 1972 and were compiled and published by Drawn and Quarterly on May 12, 2015. Many of the stories are based on Tsuge's life experiences such as his time at a blood bank, and critics have noted the realism of the stories.".
- Q21957459 comment "Trash Market is a volume of semi-autobiographical short stories by Japanese manga artist Tadao Tsuge. The stories were originally serialized mainly in the alternative manga magazine Garo from 1968 to 1972 and were compiled and published by Drawn and Quarterly on May 12, 2015. Many of the stories are based on Tsuge's life experiences such as his time at a blood bank, and critics have noted the realism of the stories.".