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{{Short description|Japanese magazine}}
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{{Infobox Magazine
{{Infobox Magazine
| title = Shōnen Big Comic
| title = Shōnen Big Comic
| image_file = Weekly Shōnen Big Comics 1985 no18 cover.jpg
| image_file = Weekly Shōnen Big Comics 1985 no18 cover.jpg
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| image_caption = Cover of ''Shōnen Big Comic'' 1985 issue 18.
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| image_caption = Cover of ''Weekly Shōnen Big Comic'' 1985 issue 18.
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| based = Tokyo
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| frequency = Bi-weekly
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| frequency = Bi-weekly
| category = [[Shōnen manga]]
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| category = [[Shōnen]] [[manga]]
| company = [[Shogakukan]]
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| company = [[Shogakukan]]
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| firstdate = December 1976 as ''Manga-kun''<br/> 1979
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| publisher =
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| finaldate = 1987
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| firstdate = December 1976 as ''Manga-kun''<br/> 1979
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| country = Japan
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| finaldate = 1987
| language = Japanese
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| country = [[Japan]]
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{{nihongo|'''''Shōnen Big Comic'''''|少年ビッグコミック|Shōnen Biggu Komikku}} was a [[bi-weekly]] [[manga]] [[List of manga magazines|magazine]] published by [[Shogakukan]] in [[Japan]] from 1979 to 1987. From 1976 to 1979, the magazine was titled {{nihongo|'''''Manga-kun'''''|マンガくん|}} before being renamed ''Shōnen Big Comics'' in 1979. In 1987, the magazine changed format and was renamed ''[[Weekly Young Sunday]]''. Several of the series appearing in ''Shōnen Big Comic'' have been adapted into anime, including ''[[Esper Mami]]'', ''[[Area 88]]'', and ''[[Miyuki (manga)|Miyuki]]''.


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==Works==
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{{nihongo|'''''Weekly Shōnen Big Comic'''''|週刊少年ビッグコミック|Shūkan Shōnen Biggu Komikku}} was a [[bi-weekly]] [[manga]] [[List of manga magazines|magazine]] published by [[Shogakukan]] in [[Japan]] from 1979 to 1987. From 1976 to 1979, the magazine was titled {{nihongo|'''''Manga-kun'''''|マンガくん|}} before being renamed ''Shōnen Big Comics'' in 1979.


In 1987, the magazine changed format and was renamed ''[[Weekly Young Sunday]]''. The magazine is aimed at teens and a generally older audience than another of Shogakukan's manga magazines, ''[[Weekly Shōnen Sunday]]''.

Several of the manga series appearing in ''Weekly Shōnen Big Comic'' have been adapted into one or more anime TV or [[OVA]] series, including ''[[Esper Mami]]'', ''[[Area 88]]'', and ''[[Miyuki (manga)|Miyuki]]''.

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==Works==
===Manga-kun era===
===Manga-kun era===
Series marked with a ♣ appeared in the first issue.
Series marked with a ♣ appeared in the first issue.
[[Image:Manga-kun issue 1 (1977-01-10).jpg|thumb|left|180px|Cover of first issue of ''Manga-kun'', released in December 1976.]]
[[Image:Manga-kun issue 1 (1977-01-10).jpg|thumb|left|180px|Cover of the first issue of ''Manga-kun'', released in December 1976.]]
*''[[Bīdama Shachō]]''<!--ビーダマ社長-->, by [[Kimio Yanagisawa]] ♣
*''Bīdama Shachō''<!--ビーダマ社長--> by [[Kimio Yanagisawa]] ♣
*''[[Burai the Kid]]''<!--無頼・ザ・キッド-->, by [[Go Nagai]] ♣
*''Burai the Kid''<!--無頼・ザ・キッド--> by [[Go Nagai]] ♣
*''[[Esper Mami]]'', by [[Fujiko F. Fujio]] ♣
*''[[Esper Mami]]'' by [[Fujiko F. Fujio]] ♣
*''Kokoroman''<!--ココロマン--> by [[George Akiyama]]<!--ジョージ秋山--> ♣
*''[[Jyoji-kun]]'', by [[Yoshio Surugu]] ♣
*''[[Kokoroman]]''<!--ココロマン-->, by [[George Akiyama]]<!--ジョージ秋山--> ♣
*''Kuru Kuru Pa! X''<!--くるくるパッX--> by Yuki Hijiri<!--聖悠紀-->
*''[[Kuru Kuru Pa! X]]''<!--くるくるパッX-->, by [[Yuki Hijiri]]<!--聖悠紀-->
*''Kyūdo-kun''<!--球道くん--> by [[Shinji Mizushima]]<!--水島新司--> ♣
*''[[Kyūdo-kun]]''<!--球道くん-->, by [[Shinji Mizushima]]<!--水島新司--> ♣
*''Manga Kenkyūkai''<!--まんが研究会--> by [[Shōtarō Ishinomori]] ♣
*''[[Manga Kenkyūkai]]''<!--まんが研究会-->, by [[Shōtarō Ishinomori]] ♣
*''Otoko Konbē''<!--おとこ権兵衛--> by Mikio Yoshimori<!--吉森みき男--> ♣
*''[[Otoko Konbē]]''<!--おとこ権兵衛-->, by [[Mikio Yoshimori]]<!--吉森みき男--> ♣
*''Propeller 7''<!--プロペラ7--> by [[Leiji Matsumoto]]
*''Rabbit-kun''<!--ラビットくん--> by Tatsuhiko Yamagami<!--山上たつひこ-->
*''[[Propeller 7]]''<!--プロペラ7-->, by [[Leiji Matsumoto]]
*''[[Rabbit-kun]]''<!--ラビットくん-->, by [[Tatsuhiko Yamagami]]<!--山上たつひこ-->
*''Saibō Ushi Usshī''<!--サイボー牛ウッシー--> by Tatsuo Oda<!--おだ辰夫-->
*''[[Saibō Ushi Usshī]]''<!--サイボー牛ウッシー-->, by [[Tatsuo Oda]]<!--おだ辰夫-->
*''Susume! Jets''<!--すすめ!ジェッツ--> by Yuki Hijiri
*''[[Susume! Jets]]''<!--すすめ!ジェッツ-->, by Yuki Hijiri
*''Tatoru-kun''<!--タトル君--> by [[Fujio Akatsuka]] ♣
*''[[Tatoru-kun]]''<!--タトル君-->, by [[Fujio Akatsuka]]<!----> ♣
*''Teppengaki Taishō''<!--てっぺんガキ大将--> by [[Hiroshi Motomiya]]<!--本宮ひろ志--> ♣
*''Uchūsen Magellan''<!--宇宙船マゼラン--> by [[Mitsuteru Yokoyama]]
*''[[Teppengaki Taishō]]''<!--てっぺんガキ大将-->, by [[Hiroshi Motomiya]]<!--本宮ひろ志--> ♣
*''[[Uchūsen Magellan]]''<!--宇宙船マゼラン-->, by [[Mitsuteru Yokoyama]]
*''Washi to Taka''<!--ワシとタカ--> by [[Yū Koyama]]<!--小山ゆう-->
*''[[Washi to Taka]]''<!--ワシとタカ-->, by [[Yū Koyama]]<!--小山ゆう-->
*''Zero Racer''<!--ゼロレーサー--> by Jōya Kagemaru<!--影丸穣也-->
*''[[Zero Racer (manga)|Zero Racer]]''<!--ゼロレーサー-->, by [[Jōya Kagemaru]]<!--影丸穣也-->


The magazine also featured a non-manga column titled {{nihongo|''Moving Toys Craft''|ムービング・トイズ・クラフト|Mūbingu Toizu Kurafuto}} which discussed construction of motorized toys such as [[radio controlled car]]s. The column was sponsored by [[Mabuchi Motor]] and [[Tamiya Corporation]].
The magazine also featured a non-manga column titled {{nihongo|''Moving Toys Craft''|ムービング・トイズ・クラフト|Mūbingu Toizu Kurafuto}}, which discussed construction of motorized toys such as [[radio controlled car]]s. The column was sponsored by [[Mabuchi Motor]] and [[Tamiya Corporation]].


===Shōnen Big Comic era===
===Shōnen Big Comic era===
*''[[Ai ga Yuku]]''<!--愛がゆく-->, by [[Yū Koyama]]<!--小山ゆう-->
*''Ai ga Yuku''<!--愛がゆく--> by [[Yū Koyama]]<!--小山ゆう-->
*''[[Area 88]]'', by [[Kaoru Shintani]]
*''[[Area 88]]'' by [[Kaoru Shintani]]
*''[[Cyborg 009]]'', by Shōtarō Ishinomori
*''[[Cyborg 009]]'' by Shōtarō Ishinomori
*''[[George-kun no Ningen Zukan]]''<!--ジョージ君の人間図鑑-->, by [[George Tokoro]]<!--所ジョージ--> (discusses his friends, hobbies, and the world of [[show business]] in Japan)
*''George-kun no Ningen Zukan''<!--ジョージ君の人間図鑑--> by [[George Tokoro]]<!--所ジョージ-->
*''[[Hadashi no Kabe]]''<!--裸足の壁-->, by [[Motoka Murakami]]
*''Hadashi no Kabe''<!--裸足の壁--> by [[Motoka Murakami]]
*''[[Hatsukoi Scandal]]''<!--初恋スキャンダル-->, by [[Akira Oze]]<!--尾瀬あきら-->
*''[[Hatsukoi Scandal]]''<!--初恋スキャンダル--> by [[Akira Oze]]<!--尾瀬あきら-->
*''[[Henkīn Tamaidā]]''<!--へんき～んタマイダー-->, by Go Nagai
*''Henkīn Tamaidā''<!--へんき～んタマイダー--> by Go Nagai
*''[[Ichigekiden]]''<!--一撃伝-->, by [[Yasuichi Ōshima]]<!--大島やすいち-->
*''Ichigekiden''<!--一撃伝--> by [[Yasuichi Ōshima]]<!--大島やすいち-->
*''[[Jūki Kōhei Xenon]]''<!--重機甲兵ゼノン-->, by [[Masaomi Kanzaki]]<!--神崎将臣-->
*''Jūki Kōhei Xenon''<!--重機甲兵ゼノン--> by [[Masaomi Kanzaki]]<!--神崎将臣-->
*''[[Kaze no Saburō]]''<!--風の三郎-->, by Yū Koyama
*''Kaze no Saburō''<!--風の三郎--> by Yū Koyama
*''[[Miyuki (manga)|Miyuki]]'', by [[Mitsuru Adachi]]
*''[[Miyuki (manga)|Miyuki]]'' by [[Mitsuru Adachi]]
*''[[Nekketsu! Spectrum Gakuen]]''<!--熱血!スペクトラム学園-->, by Yuki Hijiri
*''Nekketsu! Spectrum Gakuen''<!--熱血!スペクトラム学園--> by Yuki Hijiri
*''[[Ningen o Koerumono Ein]]''<!--人間を超える者 アイン-->, by [[Kōichi Iimori]]<!--飯森広一-->
*''Ningen o Koerumono Ein''<!--人間を超える者 アイン--> by Kōichi Iimori<!--飯森広一-->
*''[[Seito Donmai]]''<!--生徒ドンマイ-->, by [[Hideo Hijiri]]<!--聖日出夫-->
*''Seito Donmai''<!--生徒ドンマイ--> by Hideo Hijiri<!--聖日出夫-->
*''[[Short Program]]'' (several short stories), by Mitsuru Adachi
*''[[Short Program (manga)|Short Program]]'' (some chapters) by [[Mitsuru Adachi]]
*''[[Sorairo Miina]]''<!--空色みーな-->, by [[Taku Kitazaki]]<!--北崎拓-->
*''Sorairo Miina''<!--空色みーな--> by [[Taku Kitazaki]]<!--北崎拓-->
*''[[Tōi Itadaki]]''<!--遠い頂-->, by [[Motoka Murakami]]<!--村上もとか-->
*''Tōi Itadaki''<!--遠い頂--> by [[Motoka Murakami]]<!--村上もとか-->
*''[[Tokyo Tanteidan]]''<!--東京探偵団-->, by [[Fujihiko Hosono]]
*''Tokyo Tanteidan''<!--東京探偵団--> by [[Fujihiko Hosono]]
*''[[War Cry (manga)|War Cry]]''<!--ウォー・クライ-->, by [[Ryūji Ryūzaki]]<!--竜崎遼児-->
*''War Cry''<!--ウォー・クライ--> by Ryūji Ryūzaki<!--竜崎遼児-->
*''[[Yon-chōme Big League]]''<!--四丁目大リーグ-->, by [[Yoshimi Kurata]]<!--倉田よしみ-->
*''[[Xenon (manga)|Xenon]]''<!--重機甲兵ゼノン--> by [[Masaomi Kanzaki]]<!--神崎 将臣-->
*''Yon-chōme Big League''<!--四丁目大リーグ--> by Yoshimi Kurata<!--倉田よしみ-->


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Latest revision as of 21:40, 1 February 2023

Shōnen Big Comic
Cover of Shōnen Big Comic 1985 issue 18.
CategoriesShōnen manga
FrequencyBi-weekly
First issueDecember 1976 as Manga-kun
1979
Final issue1987
CompanyShogakukan
CountryJapan
Based inTokyo
LanguageJapanese

Shōnen Big Comic (少年ビッグコミック, Shōnen Biggu Komikku) was a bi-weekly manga magazine published by Shogakukan in Japan from 1979 to 1987. From 1976 to 1979, the magazine was titled Manga-kun (マンガくん) before being renamed Shōnen Big Comics in 1979. In 1987, the magazine changed format and was renamed Weekly Young Sunday. Several of the series appearing in Shōnen Big Comic have been adapted into anime, including Esper Mami, Area 88, and Miyuki.

Works

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Manga-kun era

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Series marked with a ♣ appeared in the first issue.

Cover of the first issue of Manga-kun, released in December 1976.

The magazine also featured a non-manga column titled Moving Toys Craft (ムービング・トイズ・クラフト, Mūbingu Toizu Kurafuto), which discussed construction of motorized toys such as radio controlled cars. The column was sponsored by Mabuchi Motor and Tamiya Corporation.

Shōnen Big Comic era

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References

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