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dm
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Thomas Nast? what took them so long?
The list of nominated-but-not-yet-inducted indicates that she's in good company, and that, in some sense, there's no shame in not having been inducted yet.
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R. Kasahara
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| Posted: Sun Apr 18, 2021 12:14 pm |
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| dm wrote: | | Thomas Nast? what took them so long? |
Yeah, that one's a shocker. He's been nominated before, too.
| dm wrote: | | The list of nominated-but-not-yet-inducted indicates that she's in good company, and that, in some sense, there's no shame in not having been inducted yet. |
I don't think she'll get in this time, but agreed. It's a strong lineup, as is typical for this award.
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tenbinzan
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| Posted: Sun Apr 18, 2021 5:07 pm |
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I hope she makes it. More recognition for shōjo manga artists, please! 
| Quote: | | "... Hagio was the first female manga creator to receive the award." |
Machiko Hasegawa was the first female manga artist to receive the Medal with Purple Ribbon; Hagio, on the other hand, was the first shōjo manga artist to receive the medal. The Comic Natalie article that ANN sourced for its 2012 article corrected this mistake in a later edit (see the red text).
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