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<h3>Born: May 27 1978</h3>
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<p>Junko Mizuno is a Japanese manga artist with a cute and spooky style that mixes themes of innocence and sweetness with horror and sexuality. Her style has been classified many times in the press as <i>Gothic kawaii</i> or <i>kawaii noir</i>, although
Mizuno herself rejects these labels. Mizuno's body of work borrows heavily from <i>shoujo</i> manga, both in her use of large, expressive eyes and feminine subject matter. Her art also evokes the psychadelic and pop-art traditions with its provocative
and boundary-pushing erotica.</p>
<p>A part of Mizuno's oeuvre revolves around fairy tales, showing titles such as Cinderalla, Princess Mermaid and Hansel&Gretel. The story behind this is that after the release of Pure Trance, Mizuno was approached by a Kinokuniya publisher who was
interested in working with her because of her unique style. However, this publisher did not like the story of Pure Trance as it differed a lot from mainstream comics at the time. Because of this, he ask that she revise the original Cinderella
tale in order to prove her story-telling skill and receive approval to write her own stories. Mizuno has stated that as she was just starting out her career as a professional artist, she decided to take the opportunity, and that while in hindsight
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<div id="quote"><q>I dont want to label my style with words, because it keeps changing, and I get influenced by so many different genres.</q><p><i>- Junko Mizuno</i></p></div>
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