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Junko Mizuno

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Junko Mizuno(水野純子Mizuno Junko) is a Japanese manga artist. Mizuno's drawing style, which mixes childish sweetness and cuteness with blood and terror has been termed a Gothic kawaii or kawaii noir style. In addition to her comics, she designs T-shirts, calendars, postcards, and other collectibles. Some of Junko Mizuno's designs were used in the documentary series Japanorama, which aired on BBC. Mizuno has participated in the Angoulême International Comics Festival. Last Gasp and Viz Comics are the English-language publishers of her work.

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Junko Mizuno is a Japanese artist whose drawing style mixes childish sweetness and cuteness with blood and terror, and has been termed kawaii noir style.

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Junko Mizuno(水野純子Mizuno Junko) is a Japanese manga artist. Mizuno's drawing style, which mixes childish sweetness and cuteness with blood and terror has been termed a Gothic kawaii or kawaii noir style. In addition to her comics, she designs T-shirts, calendars, postcards, and other collectibles. Some of Junko Mizuno's designs were used in the documentary series Japanorama, which aired on BBC. Mizuno has participated in the Angoulême International Comics Festival. Last Gasp and Viz Comics are the English-language publishers of her work. Some of Mizuno's recent work was on display at the Merry Karnowsky Gallery in Los Angeles, in an exhibit titled Heart Throb (March 10 to April 7, 2007, with new work by Miss Van and Aiko Nakagawa), and at Gallery Nucleus in Alhambra, California in an exhibit titled Tender Succubus (October 6 to October 27 with work by Mizna Wada and Alayna Magnan). Mizuno provides the art that accompanies the horoscopes in Shojo Beat magazine.