Astro Boy (manga)
Astro Boy: Shinsen-gumi (movie)
Astro Boy (TV 1/1963) (1963-01-01 to 1966-12-31, adaptation)
Astro Boy (TV 2/1980) (remake)
Astro Boy (TV 3/2003) (remake)
Astro Boy - Tetsuwan Atom (manga) (adaptation)
Pluto (manga) (2004-09-30, spinoff)
Astro Boy (movie) (2009-10-23, adaptation)
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Astro Boy 1&2 GN
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| Astro Boy (GN 13) 2003-03-01 (from $7.46) |
| Astro Boy (GN 14) 2003-04-01 (from $7.46) |
| Astro Boy (GN 15) 2003-05-01 (from $6.02) |
| Astro Boy (GN 16) 2003-06-01 (from $6.02) |
| Astro Boy (GN 17) 2003-07-01 (from $6.00) |
| Astro Boy (GN 18) 2003-08-01 (from $6.02) |
| Astro Boy (GN 19) 2003-10-01 (from $7.46) |
| Astro Boy (GN 20) 2003-10-01 (from $7.46) |
| Astro Boy (GN 21) 2003-11-01 (from $5.99) |
| Astro Boy (GN 22) 2004-01-01 (from $6.19) |
| Astro Boy (GN 23) 2004-02-01 (from $6.02) |
| Astro Boy (GN 1-2) 2008-09-10 (from $10.17) |
Story: Osamu Tezuka Art: Osamu Tezuka | Copyright: Publisher: Serialized In: Shonen | |||||||
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Translation: Frederik L. Schodt Collection Designer: Consulting Editor: Toren Smith (Studio Proteus) Editing: Chris Warner Introduction: Frederik L. Schodt Publisher: Mike Richardson | (none) | |||||||
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Translation: Consultant: Enric Piñeyro (Spanish Vol.) Editing: Félix Sabaté (Spanish Vol. 13-14) Editorial Director: Joan Navarro (Spanish Vol.) Graphic Design: Layout: Manolo Vázquez (Spanish Vol.) Redaction: Retouch: Manolo Vázquez (Spain) | (none) | |||||||
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