Miyako Maki
牧美也子
Miyako Maki started her career in 1957 and became one of the most famous shoujo manga artist of the 1960s decade; Takara's Licca-chan doll, seen as the Japanese equivalent of Mattel's Barbie doll, was inspired by Maki's shoujo characters. At the end of the 1960s decade, she moves away from shoujo manga and start to draw gekiga for female audience, thus pioneering the ladies' comics genre.
She married in 1961 the manga artist Leiji Matsumoto, with whom she has collaborated with on multiple works.
Works
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Seiza no Onna
MANGA
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Akujo Seisho
MANGA
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Maki no Kuchibue
MANGA
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Barairo no Tenshi
ONE SHOT
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Mangaka! Sekai Bungaku: Tanbi to Heroine
MANGA
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Genji Monogatari
MANGA
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Himon no Onna
MANGA
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Koushoku Gonin Onna
MANGA
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Ribon no Waltz
MANGA
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Kana-chan
MANGA
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Shiroi Ballet Kutsu
ONE SHOT
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Koube Ijinkan
MANGA
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Terehon tenshi
ONE SHOT
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Hanaguruma
ONE SHOT