Manga are Japanese comics or graphic novels, usually told through sequential art with speech bubbles and a strong visual storytelling style. In the West, “manga” usually means comics from Japan, though in Japan the word can mean comics more broadly. Origin: The word manga became common in Japan in the 19th century, especially through the artist Hokusai, who used it for collections of sketch-like “comic pictures”. Modern manga, though, developed mainly in the post-World War II period, when Japanese artists were influenced by Western comics and animation and created the conventions readers now associate with manga. What makes it different: Manga is often printed in black and white, published in magazines or collected volumes, and read right to left in its original form. It covers many genres and age groups, from children’s stories to adult romance, action, horror, and science fiction.

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I was telling a friend whom I went to high school with, Jerry, about our images of chaotic food fights. We laughed about some shared memories of our own food fights. Then he told me a story about Brown U. where he went to college. For some reason (he didn't explain) the school cafeteria was separated into two sections with an 8' portable barrier between. One day at dinner the one side was served baked potatoes and someone got the bright idea of chucking them over the barrier into the other side. It was such a chaotic success that it became a regular practice whenever they were served baked potatoes. SO much so that the school banned serving baked potatoes. Then dinner rolls became the bombs of choice. Finally the school reinstated the baked potato and did what they should have done in the first place - punish the perpetrators with a fine and cafeteria duty (washing dishes). Bombing baked potatoes and dinner rolls quickly went out of fashion.