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If you really wanna start learning the correct way on how to make manga, you can find the tutorial books at MPH bookstore. I found many of them in
- Plot and Structure, By James Scott Bell--Being able to create a good story to draw is just as important as drawing. Although this book is for writers it's also helpful for anyone who wants to make a story regardless of media.
- Dynamic Characters, By Nancy Kress--Again, this is a book for writer's but it's information can apply to anyone who wants to create characters for a story.
- Drawing for the Absolute and Utter Beginner, By Claire Watson Garcia--If you've never drawn before, this is a good book to get you started. It's not directly related to drawing manga but will teach you the necessary basics of drawing.
- Perspective Drawing Handbook, By Joseph D'Amelio--Before you draw backgrounds you need to understand perspective. This book shows ways to create perspective in a scene without a lot of complicated math.
- How to Draw Anime and Game Characters, By Tadashi Ozawa--After you've got some basic drawing skills, this is a good book to help focus those skills specifically on drawing anime/manga characters. It says "anime" but can be used for learning to draw manga characters.
- Draw Your Own Manga, All the Basics, By Haruno Nagatomo--I like this book because it explains the general manga making process beyond just drawing, such as the inking and screen toning processes. It also gives a lot of helpful tips on traditional manga making methods.
- Comic Artist's Photo Reference: People and Places, By Buddy Scalera - This book gives you reference pictures of actual people in many different poses. It also comes with a CD that has extra reference pictures on it.
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