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	BLACKJACK
		During the post-mortem autopsy, Blackjack is shocked to discovered that all of Lisa's internal organs are old and decayed, as if she were in her nineties.
		When she finds out Blackjack is scheduled to operate on a patient in New York, she "introduces" herself by interrupting and taking over his operation.
		Blackjack refuses flat out, even when he finds out Joelle's associates have "invited" Pinocco on a grand vacation in his name, effectively making her a hostage.
	www.ex.org /4.5/31-anime_blackjack.html (748 words)

	Blackjack (manga): Definition and Links by Encyclopedian.com
		Blackjack began as a manga by Osamu Tezuka.
		She is a very funny girl who is in love with Blackjack and insists that she is his wife although she looks like a 5 year old.
		Blackjack is often cheered up by her character, so it is sure that she is a special girl to Blackjack.
	www.encyclopedian.com /bl/Black-Jack.html (363 words)

	Blackjack
		Blackjack, also known as twenty-one, is one of the most popular casino card games in the world.
		But because fljack, unlike other games, has an element of player choice, players can actually reduce the casino advantage to just a small percentage by playing what is known as "basic strategy".
		Because the house advantage in fljack is so small to begin with, it is quite common for a deck that happens to be "rich" in 10-counts and Aces to offer a positive expecation to the player on the next hand.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/bl/Blackjack.html (2208 words)

	Anime & Manga Guide : Blackjack (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Blackjack is a mysterious surgeon who will operate on anyone who can pay his million dollar fees.
		Naturally Blackjack is sometimes hired to perform immoral operations, usually leading him to mete out his own forms of ironic justice.
		In 2003, a BlackJack special TV mini-series was produced to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the first appearance of this memorable character.
	www.lgpnet.com /amg/display.php?id=41 (147 words)

	G4 - Feature - Anime Review: 'Blackjack'
		The anime feature "Blackjack," which is based on the manga, tells the tale of a gifted rogue surgeon who uses the alias Blackjack (his real name is Kuro Hazama).
		Blackjack is unlicensed and performs underground surgeries for large amounts of money.
		Via unscrupulous efforts, Dr. Carol retains Blackjack and shows him the reason behind her dogged pursuit: The so-called superhumans (who had a coming-out party at the Olympic Games) have now fallen victim to an untreatable, terminal illness she calls Moira's Disease.
	www.g4tv.com /techtvvault/features/46996/Anime_Review_Blackjack.html (1240 words)

	Black Jack
		Black Jack deserves a read simply because it was written by Tezuka Osamu, the legendary "father of manga"; but moreover, it stands as one of Tezuka Osamu's most powerful, moving works as well.
		One might wonder how a manga about a surgeon could be interesting.
		The man called Black Jack is a surgeon --- but perhaps he might be better called a medical pirate (as the author once called him), and these stories are, when it comes down to it, about him, though each one tells a broader human story as well.
	www.mit.edu:8001 /people/rei/MANGA/BJ.html (1144 words)

	anime.org.au - anime and manga for australia
		Blackjack is an enigma: He is a scar-faced surgeon with miraculous skills accompanied with a sense of honour and justice.
		Blackjack is then approached by Dr. Jo Carroll to assist in investigating this unusual oddity.
		However, this anime presents a rather peculiar perception in the world of medicine: Blackjack’s motives are usually based around fighting corruption in his field whilst the doctors of the world seem to have their own armed forces (?!) and their own justice division devoted to catering for the patient’s rights.
	www.anime.org.au /main/staticpages/index.php?page=20050315160100949 (760 words)

	Blackjack cels
		Unfortunately, Blackjack didn't bother with the trivial details associated with getting a medical degree (or license), and as such he is an illegally-practicing doctor.
		Blackjack himself is only in a couple of my cels, as well as the child (Pinocco) who lives with him.
		Blackjack exposed this guy for the idiot crook he is...
	www.bcantin.com /anime_cels/b/blackjack_cels.html (164 words)

	Black Jack » PopCultureShock
		BlackJack is a beautiful, original series that’s worthy of a lot of praise; but not recommended for the squeamish or those undergoing any kind of surgery in the near (or depending on your memory, distant) future.
		BlackJack is one of the series that Tezuka prided himself in creating because much of it related to his experiences as a doctor.
		BlackJack was originally drawn more cartoonish, but for the anime it was made a bit more serious so that the animation could identify with the subject matter.
	www.popcultureshock.com /reviews.php?id=2875 (791 words)

	DVDCrave - DVD - Blackjack
		Handcrafted manga and computer graphics unite to create superior imagery in Tezuka's psychological thriller about a surgeon with the hands of God; Blackjack, a man who is alone and full of mystery, appearing in operating rooms to fulfil his phenomenal tasks, only to vanish into thin air.
		Blackjack is an underground surgeon who, although he has no license, has God-like skills which enable him to perform operations that are impossible for even the finest surgeons.
		Blackjack now faces his biggest challenge...An extraordinary number of intellectual and athletic "superhumans" have the world in awe, wonder and excitement.
	www.dvdcrave.com /products/product.jsp?pid=7709 (245 words)

	Intro to Anime
		Two years ago a study determined that 40% of printed matter produced in Japan that year were manga, and in that same year manga was officially recognized as the seventh national art of Japan, along with calligraphy, block printing, Noh theater, Kabuki theater, shadow puppets, and traditional Ikebana flower-arranging.
		Mangas developed out of a long tradition of narrative prints, of which the earliest date to the 12th century.
		Interestingly, while most anime are made after manga series, this was made at the same time as its manga series, one issue of the manga being released the same day each episode aired.
	www.geocities.com /sassafrass_boston/introanime.html (6867 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for manga
		Manga Entertainment, Inc. Kicks off Their 10th Year Anniversary at the Anime Central Convention in Rosemont, IL May 14-16, 2004.
		Shojo and adult women: a linguistic analysis of gender identity in manga (Japanese comics).
		Manga and the Pirates: Unlikely Allies for Strategic Growth.
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=manga (615 words)

	Black Jack: Under the Knife
		BlackJack is an unlicensed Doctor whom people turn to in times of extreme crisis.
		BlackJack himself is in an automobile accident and is operated on at the local hospital.
		The attending surgeon recognizes BlackJack and, because of his hatred for him, threatens to "slip" with the scalpel and end BlackJack's days as a surgeon.
	www.ex.org /3.7/33-manga_blackjack.html (403 words)

	AMR: Black Jack: The Movie
		Blackjack is an interesting character, visually young, intense and practising a sort of quiet rebellion which is quite different from our view of medical professionals.
		This is re-inforced by the fact that fljack, as a mercenary, doesn't tend to have a lot of dealings with the patient as person.
		The medical mercenary fljack, a creation of Osamu Tezuka, is brought to life in an anime intended for the big screen.
	amr.nextstudio.net /html/blackjack.html (1279 words)

	Blackjack - Japanese Manga Series
		Blackjack began as a manga by Osamu Tezuka.
		She is a very funny girl who is in love with Blackjack and insists that she is his wife although she looks like a 5 year old.
		Blackjack is often cheered up by her character, so it is sure that she is a special girl to Blackjack.
	www.japan-101.com /anime/blackjack_manga.htm (499 words)

	Blackjack - realityLAPSE[.com]__
		BlackJack is a renegade surgeon, an unlicensed genius who affects a mercenary air and a heartless demeanor.
		So when a 14-year-old patient of his dies of an apparent relapse of a heart condition BlackJack had treated, the fl-market doctor is badly shaken.
		As he concentrates on the case, he ignores a series of increasingly insistent recruiting calls from an anonymous woman with an unstated problem and a blank check.
	realitylapse.com /info/blackjack/splash.php (236 words)

	Blackjack - Ask.com Web Search
		Blackjack, also known as twenty-one and pontoon in British English, is one of the most popular casino card games in the world.
		Much of fljack's popularity is due to the mix of chance with elements of skill and decision making, and the publicity that surrounds the practice...
		Blackjack, also known as twenty-one or Pontoon, is one of the most popular casino card games in the world.
	www.ask.com /web?o=0&qsrc=6&l=dir&q=Blackjack (327 words)

	YBFREE.com May 2003 Comics-N-Manga: Blackjack: Blood and Honor p. 1 of 1
		Blackjack is not your atypical spandex clad superhero; rather he is a superbly trained martial artist.
		Blackjack is a world-renowned bodyguard who uses intelligence, common sense, and conventional hand weapons to protect his clients.
		Blackjack: Blood and Honor, simply is a much-welcomed view on historical perspectives quietly kept under wraps.
	www.ybfree.com /24BLACKJACK1.html (566 words)

	Black Jack
		The manga it is based on isn't the first ever written, although it comes directly from the body of work by Osamu Tezuka, the 'God of Manga'.
		Blackjack not only brings this fact to mind, it could be presented in court as evidence.
		In effortless Hitchcock-ian degrees, the mystery surrounding Supermankind, the inexplicable death of Blackjack's young patient and the purpose of the insistent woman caller carefully, perfectly unfolds.
	www.heroic-cinema.com /films/blackjack.htm (1205 words)

	Comic Book Resources - Comic Book News, Reviews and Commentary - Updated Daily!
		Venturing away from the influential manga of the past and back into the realm of recent manga, Akihito Yoshitomi's "Ray" brings high tension medical drama, tales of revenge, a little bit of sci-fi, and a smattering of the supernatural to Manga Island.
		Though the "Ray" manga is primarily a medical drama, it differs from "Blackjack" and others in the genre by introducing the revenge element to the story.
		As the manga progresses, she takes on cases involving prototype artificial hearts, mysterious immune diseases, tumors that seem to have a mind of their own, mind controlling parasites, and even more bizarre and supernatural medical emergencies.
	www.comicbookresources.com /columns/index.cgi?column=cmi&article=2183 (1247 words)

	Amazon.ca: Manga! Manga! : The World of Japanese Comics: Books: Frederik L. Schodt,Osamu Tezuka (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		It is very important to remember that this book was written in the year 1983 because when today's manga reader reads this book he is most likely to be greeted with several series that he or she has never heard of, but don't let that stop you from reading the book.
		Goes over every aspect of manga - what it is, how it developed, and then different genres of manga - samurai series, manga showing japanese values about work, boys and girls manga, sports manga...every type of manga is described.
		In fact, he was quite aptly dubbed "the god of manga" when he first began creating comics quite similar to the Disney style of 1930s; thus bringing some real entertainment to the bored children of the post-war era.
	www.amazon.ca /Manga-World-Japanese-Comics/dp/0870117521 (1175 words)

	AnimeOnDVD.com >> Disc Reviews >> Black Jack
		Blackjack is a rogue surgeon who helps people who have enough cash to pay for his services.
		Blackjack is torn between exposing the horrible truth and killing innocents, or participating in the lie and saving all the lives he can.
		Blackjack comes to a certain realization shortly after he has been playing the piano.
	www.animeondvd.com /reviews2/disc_reviews/186.php (1766 words)

	Manga into films and movies - Page 2 - Cosplay.com
		In Battle Royale's case, the manga started running in November 2000 and the first movie premiered in December of that year.
		So really, they were in development at the same time anyway, both different adaptations of the novel rather than one being based off the other.
		The Ring movie was based off the novel directly, and came out a year before the manga version.
	forums.cosplay.com /showthread.php?p=1642713#post1642713 (440 words)

	BlackJack: The Movie
		BlackJack, another creation from the mind of Osamu Tezuka (the man responsible for Astroboy), was a continuing manga series about the doctor's exploits, and it was made into several OVAs, as well as the feature film.
		Just like the manga, the film revels in making sure that the medical detail is exacting, to the point that more sensitive members of the audience might grow a little queasy.
		BlackJack operates (no pun intended) on the other end of the spectrum, expecting that the onlooker wants to see the goriest moments from the Discovery Channel instead.
	www.theanimereview.com /reviews/blackjack.html (960 words)

	Manga Entertainment Poised To Sizzle the Big Screen with Three New Japanese Animated Feature Films, "PERFECT BLUE," "X" ...
		Manga Entertainment, the largest distributor of Japanese animation outside of Asia, blasted onto the international scene in 1996 with Mamoru Oshii's anime masterpiece, "Ghost in the Shell" and has been dubbed "The Disney of Japanimation" by the Boston Globe.
		"Blackjack," based on the manga by Osamu Tezuka, the father of Japanese animation and creator of such popular characters as 'Astro Boy' and 'Kimba the White Lion'.
		Manga's plans for the year 2000 include the theatrical release of the three Evangelion films and a series of groundbreaking direct to video releases including: the newly remastered "Castle of Cagliostro" directed by Miyazaki ("Princess Mononoke"), Tezuka's "Astro Boy," and "Rayearth" and Masami Obari's "Virus."
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0EIN/is_1999_August_18/ai_55488707 (551 words)

	Blackjack: He's dead, Jim! Pass the ketchup...
		Dr. Osamu Tezuka, creator of series such as Astroboy, was an innovator in the field of manga and anime, as evidenced by his nickname, the God of Manga.
		Doctor Blackjack is an unlicensed freelance doctor who charges exorbitant fees to perform miraculous surgeries on the cases he wants to take.
		Pinoko is the traditional child character of the series, although she shows a certain sense of maturity as she is left home alone often while Blackjack performs his operations and is taken along as an assistant the rest of the time.
	www.freewebs.com /mhandblack17/Bjm.html (1019 words)

	OtakuBoards - The Artist & Writer Recruiting Thread
		The manga I am working on writing is of the demons/souls/horror/magic genre, in a modern-day setting.
		Blackjack's manga- (see a couple of post above for all of the details) has finally got off the ground :D, with me as the artist, but the team are looking for someone who is able to colour in line-art digitally to a high standard.
		I'm sort of looking for a manga artist...but really just someone to create a manga with me. It would definetely be good if they could draw.
	www.theotaku.com /~boards/printthread.php?t=39299 (2637 words)

	Forums - Anime News Network
		Every manga comes with a dustcover (some people don't like them, some don't care, but I personally wish the American market used them as it keeps the manga from looking raggedy).
		I think the biggest difference is the French market has a better ratio of mature manga compared to the typical manga from Tokyopop, and I'm not talking about the gore/nudity kind of mature either (though there is certainly that too).
		While I read just about every genre of manga there is and think that the market is definitally moving in a better direction than a few years ago, I'd just like to see more mature and progressive manga be published here.
	www.animenewsnetwork.com /bbs/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=301521 (2570 words)

	Black Jack (manga) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		However, Tezuka chose to generally eschew medical plausibility in his manga: Black Jack is superhuman, regularly performing spectacular and impossible feats of surgical virtuosity, like transplanting organs and even limbs without any risk of rejection.
		In this series, Black Jack performs surgery on the titular character's eyes (replacing the ones that were taken as a form of farmed medical donation) that allows her to see through solid objects, which leads to the character herself becoming a doctor like Black Jack (albeit, a fully licensed one).
		Norifumi Iwata, appears in the manga Excel Saga [a manga that often parodies pop-culture icons].
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Black_Jack_(manga) (2194 words)

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