Monkey Punch

Monkey Punch (モンキー・パンチ) is the pen name of manga artist Kazuhiko Katō (加藤一彦 Katō Kazuhiko, born May 26, 1937), creator of the successful Japanese manga series Lupin III. He was born in Hamanakachō, Hokkaidō. Katō first started to work as a manga artist under the pen name Kazuhiko Katō (加東一彦 Katō Kazuhiko, pronounced the same as his real name, but written with different characters) for a publisher that specialized in rental books and magazines. In 1965, he made his debut with "Playboy School" (プレーボーイ入門, Playboy nyūmon), writing under the name of Eiji Gamuta (がむた永二 Gamuta Eiji).  Subsequently, he changed his pen name to Monkey Punch. His manga series Lupin III made its debut in 1967 in the first issue of the Japanese magazine Weekly Manga Action (WEEKLY漫画アクション). It became extremely popular and successful, being turned later into an animated series and yielding several movies by various directors.

List of Works

  • Lupin III
  • The New Lupin III
  • Lupan Kozō (ルパン小僧, "Lupin, the Kid")
  • Isshoku Ippan (一食一飯, "Bed & Breakfast")
  • Gyaku Izoppu Monogatari (逆イゾップ物語, "The Reverse Aesop's Fables")
  • Shamu Neko (シャム猫, "Siamese Cat")
  • Cinderella Boy

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