Nonbe Kensuke (呑辺犬助)

Nonbe Kensuke is a manga writer whose works were published through Japanese gay magazines like "Sa-bu" and "G-men" from the late 1990s to the 2000's.

He put an emphasis on feelings and stories in his works and his works showed his colorful and unique view of the world, which led many fans to support him strongly even though his works are no longer updated.

He's also known as "Pocko dog(pocko-ken)".

His works include :
Father returns home (see the picture)
Wriggling cover
Horse Deer
Threshold
Beast of man
Confession (from "G-men)
and Tak-chan (from "Sa-bu")

(this article is based on the article from Japanese Wikipedia)

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