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	BLACK JACK Backstory FAQ \| Tezuka in English
		Black Jack uses the name himself when addressing himself to his mentor Joutaro Honma (see new OAV 4), as well as in the tenth episode of the original OAV series, in an attempt to conceal the fact that he is the infamous Black Jack.
		Black Jack, who frequently operates on himself, could easily remove this skin and transplant normal-looking skin, but he prefers to keep it as a memento of his lost friend who was the only one to stick by him when he truly needed it.
		Black Jack holds five men responsible for the suffering of him and his mother in the incident with the unexploded bomb, ranging from petty officials who were bribed into concealing the dangers of the area to the father who abandoned them.
	tezukainenglish.com /?q=node/58 (2037 words)

	Black Jack
		Black Jack himself looks like a cross between Captain Harlock and Cruella de Ville (from 101 Dalmations)--- his shock of hair is half white, half fl, his face is marred by long scars, and his skin is a patchwork of dark and light (many other manga have parodied his face here and there).
		Black Jack's childhood with his mother plays a pivotal role in many stories, including this one: the two were abandoned by Black Jack's father, and soon afterward were both horribly injured in a land mine explosion.
		Black Jack refuses: "After all, I'm being paid a great deal of money to keep him alive." The boy spits at him in disgust ("All you care about is money?"), and leaves.
	www.mit.edu:8001 /people/rei/MANGA/BJ.html (1144 words)

	Black Jack (2004) @ Toonarific Cartoons
		Black Jack is comissioned to operate on Akudo the spoiled son of the wealthy and influential businessman Mr.
		Black Jack and his assistant Pinoko become stranded on a snowy road and seek shelter at the house of an old woman.
		Black Jack tries to save his teacher's life but Dr. Honma dies on the operating table, not because of any mistake that Black Jack made, but simply because it was his time to die.
	www.toonarific.com /show.php?show_id=7238 (778 words)

	EX: Review - Anime -
		Black Jack joins the researchers, and sees the grisly deaths of the once "super" people: they die messily and bloodily, either maddened by a desire to relive their glory days, or so ravaged by the syndrome their internal organs rupture under the slightest stress.
		But even as Black Jack begins to make progress in understanding the disease, he is quietly slipped information that ties Jo Carol with a pharmaceutical company called Brane, and which also implicates her and the company with having caused both the super human condition and the deadly syndrome in the first place.
		Black Jack, who has high medical ethical standards except when it comes to monetary fees, becomes enraged at some of the atrocities he sees in the actions of Jo Carol and Brane Pharmaceuticals.
	www.ex.org /articles/2002/2001.12.13-rev_anime-us-black_jack.html (944 words)

	Blackjack
		She often acts as comic relief in Black Jack, physically and in many ways mentally appearing to be five years old, but claiming to be a girl of eighteen.
		Although he is not a villain, some have called him Black Jack's opposite: he leads patients to their deaths and Black Jack to their lives.
		Black Jack made a brief cameo appearance in the 1980 movie Phoenix 2772 which was based on another Tezuka work.
	www.sfcrowsnest.com /scifinder/a/Blackjack_28manga29.php (1059 words)

	Black Jack Manga
		Black Jack soon discovers that it has a personality of it's own, claiming that an operation would be useless.
		Black Jack shoots the man, fixes that gunshot wound, and operates on his face again.
		Before he dies, Black Jack speaks to the face, and he discovers that the man never killed when he was around, and that after Black Jack operated the man's urge to kill returned.
	www.angelfire.com /anime3/blackjack/bjmanga.html (451 words)

	Osamu tezuka manga black jack (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
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	www.poker-advices.info /osamutez.html (1409 words)

	Black Jack / **1/2 (2001) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)*
		“Black Jack” opens with a stroke of intrigue as curious eyes from every corner of the globe trot to their television sets to capture a glimpse of the “Atlantis Olympics,” in which jaws are being dropped at the unexpected sight of all sorts of event records being broken at an alarming pace.
		In the story, Black Jack is summoned by a foreboding, unknown female voice on an answering machine to partake in a medical investigation never before attempted: one involving the same “superhumans” that impressed many at the Olympics.
		But anime is anime, and “Black Jack” is one of many recent examples of how engaging such films can actually be despite being greatly ignored by the masses.
	www.cinemaphile.org /reviews/2001/blackjack.html (903 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Black Jack (manga)
		He is based in a secret private clinic on a sea cliff far away from the city, but frequently travels to hospitals around the world to covertly assist terminally ill patients.
		While Astro attempts to fight the beasts sent by an evil sorcerer, Black Jack makes the startling discovery that the prince is actually a princess, and using some clever deception to outwit their nemesis, heals her as Astro defeats the sorcerer, showing him to be the man that the futuristic detective was looking for.
		Black Jack TV did not run episode 03, or Karte 03, due to the Japanese Earthquake.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Black_Jack_(manga) (2068 words)

	takeoutmusic.com: Black Jack (DVD) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The famous and classic tale of Dr. Black Jack was created by the influential writer Osamu Tezuka.
		Dr. Black Jack is an underground surgeon who has no medical license but he has the skills and “hands of God” to operate on any type of surgery and make miracles come true.
		As Black Jack investigates and witnesses some of these "superhumans," he comes to realize that these people are victims of an evil conspiracy and human experimentation, and not to mention, they are dying.
	www.takeoutmusic.com /articles/black_jack_dvd_review.htm (199 words)

	Black Jack TV Show - Black Jack Television Show - TV.com
		Black Jack is based of the manga (comic) of the same title by the famous Osamu Tezuka, creater of Astro Boy.
		Black Jack is a surgeon who operates under the law.
		Dr. Black Jack forgot his doctor's bag, and his assistant (plus self-claimed "wife") Pinoko rushed to deliver the bag, yet found herself lost in the forest.
	www.tv.com /black-jack/show/17479/summary.html (236 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Black Jack Manga #3 "Helping Each Other" by Viz Communications Inc. Story and Art By Osamu Tezuka Black Jack and all other related characters are copyright Tezuka Productions Summary is copyright APC Inc, owned by Matthew Barker, gokoujrgt@aol.com --- Chatacters: Black Jack Pinoco Hosuke Aritani Police Detective Interogator Director Zaita Dr.
		At Black Jack's seaside home Pinoco is watching the world news and hears of an attempted suicide by a Aritani.
		As she tries to pronounce it, Black Jack comprehends and calls Q Hospital, where Aritani is being held at.
	hometown.aol.com /gokoujrgt/2_03.txt (639 words)

	Black Jack - le manga
		Le fl jack est un jeu purement et simplement basé sur la chance, à la différence d'une opération médicale.
		Ce manga qui est à l'origine de plusieurs oeuvres récentes telles que Ray et Say Hello to Black Jack, met en valeur le personnage d'un homme qui présente les caractéristiques d'un parfait médecin agissant dans l'illégalité, sans licence, pour des sommes folles.
		Black Jack est un chirurgien « marron », exerçant sans avoir prêté le serment d'Hippocrate mais il a véritablement un don pour ce qui concerne les opérations les plus compliquées rivalisant d'ingéniosité et d'intelligence pour obtenir les meilleurs résultats.
	www.krinein.com /manga-anime/Black-Jack-le-manga-1743.html (970 words)

	Black Jack v1 Review - manga reviews, manga news, manga information, manga comics, manga webcomics, manga artists, Dark ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Doctor Black Jack is an unlicensed doctor who charges obscence amounts of money to tend to patients - naturally enough, most of the people he treats are rich.
		Black Jack was encouraged to become a doctor as a kid, as he was involved in an accident - a doctor (called Doctor Honma) went into surgery to tend to Black Jack, and came out successful.
		A side effect from this was to turn half of Black Jack's skin pale, and half of his hair white.
	www.mangalife.com /reviews/BlackJackv1.htm (255 words)

	CJAS Newsletter Archives -- Black Jack the Movie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		One of Osamu "God of Manga" Tezuka's legendary works, Black Jack, is about an infamous surgeon with God-like skills but practices without a license.
		A mysterious woman has contacted Black Jack to have him work at a special hospital for the Super-Humans in an effort to treat this unusual aging effect.
		Once again, it's up to Black Jack to test his medical skills and save these people from their dangerous gifts.
	www.cjas.org /~echen/articles/spring00/05_06c.html (246 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Black Jack: his past is a mystery but his medical skills are legendary.
		Black Jack must race aginst time to save her - his only lead: the girl’s past and a deadly secret from World War One.
		Black Jack is an underground surgeoun, who, although he has no license, has God-Like skills which enable him to perform operations that are impossible for even the finest surgeons.
	members.aol.com /gokoujrgt/index1.html (688 words)

	Manga Announces Black Jack and Appleseed on DVD - Anime News Network (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Tezuka often draws on the theme of life and death, and in Black Jack, it is the central story.
		Black Jack, an unlicensed but extremely successful surgeon, is a lone wolf who makes use of his astounding skills, challenges the limits of medical science, and applies his talent against crime.
		Black Jack himself, contracts the disease and is plunged into a web of "X-Files" type conspiracy, he must race against time to find a cure before it's too late.
	www.animenewsnetwork.com /news/2001-03-25/manga-announces-black-jack-and-appleseed-on-dvd (938 words)

	Amazon.com: Black Jack - Infection: DVD: Black Jack (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Osamu Tezuka's popular manga Black Jack ran from 1973 to 1978, and was made into both animated and live-action features; Infection presents the first two installments of a nine-part OVA from 1996.
		Black Jack, is a brilliant but unlicensed physician specializing in diseases of the rich.
		Jack discovers the virus that causes Kimaira, a mysterious plague that has reduced a billionaire industrialist to a pain-wracked skeleton.
	www.amazon.com /Black-Jack-Infection/dp/B00012QMFE (728 words)

	Black Jack (2000) (TV) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Adapted from the manga by "Godfather of Animé", Osamu Tezuka,
		Our protagonist, known as "Black Jack", is a mercenary surgeon who lives a reclusive lifestyle with a little girl named Pinoko.
		Black Jack is a thinker's animé that will probably be favoured by those of us who prefer our cartoons on the darker side.
	finnish.imdb.com /title/tt0242316 (700 words)

	Amazon.com: Black Jack: Clinical Chart 4 / Dubbed: Video: Black Jack (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The story here focuses on a French movie actress who develops a strange illness preventing her from eating and is forced to go into hiding with Black Jack and her doctor uncle to try and find the cause of the condition.
		Black Jack at first deeply resents Dr. K???s presence on the scene, but finds his encyclopedic knowledge a welcome resource at a crucial moment for his patient.
		Director Osamu Dezaki chose to depart from the rounded, cartoonish style employed by Tezuka in his "Black Jack" manga and imbued the OAV series with his usual brand of elegant, baroque visuals, strong on detail, color and atmosphere and peppered with clinical nude scenes (of patients!) and body fluids.
	www.amazon.com /Black-Jack-Clinical-Chart-Dubbed/dp/6304619871 (599 words)

	Black Jack (manga) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This is suggested in the original manga issue "The Most Beautiful Woman in the World", and in the anime Black Jack 21.
		The character of Black Jack was so beloved by general public and manga artists, many manga artists created their own versions of Black Jack series.
		A character who resembles Black Jack appeared in Akihito Yoshitomi's manga, Ray, in volume 1 and 7 (beginning and the end).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Black_Jack_(manga) (2186 words)

	4 color rebellion » Black Jack: Hands-on at TGS
		The Black Jack Anime was released a long time ago stateside by Central Park Media and I believe the manga too.
		This game appears to be based on Black Jack as he’s shown in the most recent animated series, which started in 2004 (and may still be running).
		Also, Viz ran the Blackjack manga in their Manga Vizion anthology for a while and published a few GNs… they haven’t reprinted them in the smaller format most are using now, though.
	4colorrebellion.com /archives/2006/09/23/black-jack-hands-on-at-tgs (693 words)

	Black Jack: A Surgeon with the Hands of God
		Two years after the sudden appearance of "Super-Humans" during the Olympics, Black Jack is called to action in his toughest challenge to date: a secret research in a prestigious laboratory.
		Like Metropolis, Black Jack is based on a popular manga by the late "God of Manga", Tezuka Osamu.
		Although I've heard people complain that Black Jack's life is kept shrouded from the viewer, I liked the aura of mystery around him; after all, he is supposed to be a mysterious, ghostly figure of the medical world.
	www.animeacademy.com /finalrevdisplay.php?id=41 (418 words)

	Black Jack - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Black Jack (stamp), the two-cent postage stamp depicting Andrew Jackson, issued by the United States in 1863
		Black Jack (manga), a manga series and a character in it
		Black Jack (strain), a strain of Cannabis indica
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Black_Jack (321 words)

	Black Jack (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		BLACK JACK by Osamu TEZUKA, 24 page episode, Manga Vizions.vol.3 no.10.
		A famous story series (also an anime) by Tezuka, the God of manga.
		Black Jack is a skilled but unlicensed surgeon who only takes on a case when he is offered a large sum of money, so his clients tend to be criminals, the rich or the desperate.
	www.anime-info.co.uk /mangadb/manga012.htm (121 words)

	Details on New Black Jack Anime - Anime News Network (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Back in May, Tezuka productions announced that a new Black Jack anime TV series, produced by Yomiuri TV, would be released this fall.
		The original Black Jack manga first appeared in Weekly Shonen Champion in 1973 and ran for 230 chapters until January 1979, between 1979 and 1984 13 additional chapters were published.
		Numerous OAV and live action adaptations of Black Jack have followed since, and a recent manga adaptation, Say Hello to Black Jack, by Shuho Sato.
	animenewsnetwork.com /news/2004-08-14/details-on-new-black-jack-anime (440 words)

	Black Jack Basics \| Tezuka in English
		Black Jack (1973-1983) is Tezuka’s best loved series written more for adults than for children, and Black Jack his most popular adult character.
		Follow one of these links to more Black Jack info (Not all pages are yet complete) - or click here to join the Google Black Jack discussion group and chat with other Black Jack fans.
		Black Jack cameos, references and parodies in other manga and anime
	tezukainenglish.com /?q=node/28 (509 words)

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