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| | 'Slam Dunk' manga magazine fouls out over plagiarism claims - MSN-Mainichi Daily News (Site not responding. Last check: ) |
 | | One of Japan's most successful manga, basketball-themed "Slam Dunk" ran in Shukan Shonen Jump for seven years from 1990 and sales of its spin-off books have topped over 100 million copies. |
 | | Now, however, Takehiko Inoue, the author of "Slam Dunk," is faced with allegations of plagiarism just months after he sent shockwaves through the manga world by making a similar, and successful, accusation against another artist. |
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