Shueisha "Deluxe Margaret" Autumn 1972 Issue Cover: Makoto Takahashi "Danish Bride" Opening Color Pages: Kyoko Takahashi, Illustrated Story "Sleeping Beauty's Bride" Text by Takehiko Takeda Manga Artist Mascot Sticker Collection Mineko Yamada, Kyoko Takahashi, Kazuko Koyano Illustrations by Hatsue Tokoro Scenery with Famous Songs: "The Linden Tree," "Home on the Range" Photo Poetry: Erika Tatehara "My Lover is a Shepherd" Autumn Fashion Present Two-Color Color Pages: Scenes from Mark Lester starring movies "Melody" "The Black Stallion" "Night Child" Suzue Miuchi Masterpiece Theater "Burning Rainbow" Preservation Edition Compilation Other Manga Included: Masako Watanabe "The Lullaby of Mahagi" Masako Tanaka "24 Hours of Love and Hate" Chikako Ueno "Friendship's Play Ball" Mineko Yamada "Tears of Heaven" Hiroko Nishimoto "From the Light..." Chieko Hara "How About Some Tea?" Kaoru Imai "Fu-chan" Hatsue Tokoro "Mama!" Fusako Koizumi "A Wonderful Hat" "Deluxe Margaret," a sister magazine to the "Weekly Margaret" and "Bessatsu Margaret," which began publication in 1963, was launched in 1967 as a "stylish and smart shojo comic magazine." Initially published quarterly, it became a bi-monthly publication from the September 1978 issue. For several years from its first issue, the cover was adorned with beautiful illustrations by Makoto Takahashi. This item for sale features: A compilation of Suzue Miuchi's early masterpiece "Burning Rainbow," which was published in "Bessatsu Margaret" from the September to November 1970 issues, with added revisions, and a color illustrated story by Kyoko Takahashi, who was popular for her beautiful illustrations, mainly in "Bessatsu Margaret." It also includes a valuable work by Masako Watanabe, a signature artist from the days of "Shojo Book," the monthly magazine that preceded "Weekly Margaret," which has not been included in a single volume. Mineko Yamada, who has a huge following among enthusiasts, including the "Final War Series" serialized in Hakusensha's "LaLa," Chikako Ueno, who was popular for her sports manga, such as "Attack No. 1" serialized in "Weekly Margaret," Masako Tanaka, who was active in "Bessatsu Margaret" and later created hit works such as "Maware! Hanadokei" in Hakusensha's "Hana to Yume" and "Nijiiro no Trace" in Akita Shoten's "Hitomi," and early works by Chieko Hara, who later became a signature artist for Kodansha's "Nakayoshi" with "Fostine," are all included, packed with masterpieces. There are no missing pages, and the condition is good. For fans of Showa era shojo manga, and Mark Lester fans, how about it?