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1957: Drops out of high school and becomes live-in apprentice to [[Taiga Utagawa]].<ref>From correspondence between Maeda's daughter and [[Ugo]].</ref> | 1957: Drops out of high school and becomes live-in apprentice to [[Taiga Utagawa]].<ref>From correspondence between Maeda's daughter and [[Ugo]].</ref> | ||
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| + | 1963: Houbunsha publishes '''Maeda''''s first adult comic. After this, '''Maeda''' becomes an adult comic writer for publishers including Futabasha and Shueisha's Playboy. | ||
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| + | 1970: Draws illustrations for [[Oniroku Dan]]'s "Cellar Wife" in the first issue of [[SM Select]].<ref>This marks Maeda's debut in SM magazines.</ref> | ||
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| + | 1972: Starting with the August special issue of [[SM King]], '''Maeda''' works on [[Oniroku Dan]]'s "Dramatic Comic: [[Flower and Snake]]." This continues until the April 1973 issue. | ||
==Interesting points== | ==Interesting points== | ||
Revision as of 12:45, 9 September 2021
Maeda (前田) family name, Juan (寿安) first name
Juan Maeda is a popular mid-20th century SM illustrator.
Activities
SM illustrator
Alternate Names
前田寿安 (Japanese)
Biography
1939: Born in Hokaido.
1957: Drops out of high school and becomes live-in apprentice to Taiga Utagawa.[1]
1963: Houbunsha publishes Maeda's first adult comic. After this, Maeda becomes an adult comic writer for publishers including Futabasha and Shueisha's Playboy.
1970: Draws illustrations for Oniroku Dan's "Cellar Wife" in the first issue of SM Select.[2]
1972: Starting with the August special issue of SM King, Maeda works on Oniroku Dan's "Dramatic Comic: Flower and Snake." This continues until the April 1973 issue.
Interesting points
Selected Works
Photo Collections
- Love Slave (Soft Magic, 1999)
- Juan Maeda's Seme-e Collection (Soft Magic, 2000)
- Secret Charms (Myway Publishing, 2011).[3]
Notes
- ↑ From correspondence between Maeda's daughter and Ugo.
- ↑ This marks Maeda's debut in SM magazines.
- ↑ Art by Akira Kito, Kaname Ozuma, Shiro Kasama and Juan Maeda.
