#藤子不二雄Ａ #喪黒福次郎の仕事新装版 :9784122067165

**「子どもを育てる、心を育てる漫画家」**
漫画家・エッセイスト・作詞家として活躍し、「少年漫画」の黄金時代に名を揚げた藤子不二雄Ⓐは、多様な作品で子供の心に響いた。代表作には『オバケのQ太郎』や『忍者ハットリくん』などがある。
生まれてから10歳までのあいだは富山県氷見市で過ごす。父親が急逝すると、家族と高岡市に移り、そこで藤本弘という友人に出会う。漫画を描くことに興味を持つようになる。1949年に中学1年になり、漫画の投稿作品を作ることを始める。
高校生のときに読んだ手塚治虫の『新宝島』がきっかけで漫画家になる決意をしたという。1950年に藤本と一緒に、合作での漫画投稿作品を始めた。
1952年には富山新聞社に入り、学芸部や社会部で働いた。しかし、夜は藤本と一緒に漫画を描いていた。11月に雑誌デビューを果たし、翌1953年に連載も始める。同年12月、藤本が上京するのに対し安孫子は新聞社に残り、続いて仕事をすることになった。
1954年6月には上京して漫画家となる。人気作家になるものの、1955年正月に里帰りに行った際に、11の仕事のうちの5つを失うという不測の事態に直面する。しかし、その後再び連載を獲得し、4年後の1958年に10本の売れっ子漫画家になる。
その後、『オバケのQ太郎』がアニメ化され大ブームを起こす。1966年に結婚し、翌年の『忍者ハットリくん』や『怪物くん』も同じような成功を収める。
1970年代は大人向けの漫画に進出し、「ブラックユーモア短編」と呼ばれる数多くの作品を発表する。また少年漫画週刊誌に「まんが道」や「魔太郎がくる!!」などの作品を発表し人気者となる。
そのほか、文才にも優れ、多数の文章の書籍も手がけた。安孫子と藤本の合作は1976年の『オバケのQ太郎』の読切が最後であり、後はほぼどちらかの単独作品であった（誤解されやすいが、1966年連載開始の『パーマン（旧）』や1971年連載開始の『新オバケのQ太郎』も合作）。
1980年代には藤子不二雄ブームが起こり、『怪物くん』や「忍者ハットリくん」などを多数執筆する。しかし、倒れた妻を介護し、相棒の藤本が癌手術を行ったこともあり、1987年に独立を発表し翌年から藤子不二雄Ⓐとして活動を始める。
その後も作品を多く生み出し、「少年時代」の映画などをプロデュースするなど多彩な才能を見せた。アニメ化された「笑ゥせぇるすまん」が大ヒットし、現在でも新作の長期連載やシリーズが続いている。
Q：何をされた方ですか？
A：子どもを育てる心を育てる漫画家として活動した。
Q：有名な作品は何ですか？
A：『オバケのQ太郎』や『忍者ハットリくん』など。
English Summary
**"A manga artist who nurtures children and nurtures their hearts"**
Fujiko FujioⒶ, who was active as a manga artist, essayist, and lyricist and made a name for himself during the golden age of ``boys' manga'', touched the hearts of children with his diverse works. His representative works include ``Obake no Q-taro'' and ``Ninja Hattori-kun.''
From birth until the age of 10, he lived in Himi City, Toyama Prefecture. When his father suddenly passes away, he moves with his family to Takaoka City, where he meets a friend named Hiroshi Fujimoto. Became interested in drawing manga. In 1949, when he entered the first year of junior high school, he began creating submitted manga works.
He decided to become a manga artist after reading Osamu Tezuka's ``Shin Takarajima'' when he was in high school. In 1950, he and Fujimoto began collaborating on manga submissions.
In 1952, he joined Toyama Shimbun and worked in the curatorial and social affairs departments. However, at night he was drawing manga with Fujimoto. He made his magazine debut in November and began serialization the following year in 1953. In December of the same year, Fujimoto moved to Tokyo, while Abiko remained at the newspaper company and continued her work there.
In June 1954, he moved to Tokyo and became a manga artist. Although he became a popular writer, when he went back to his hometown on New Year's Day in 1955, he faced the unexpected situation of losing five of his eleven jobs. However, he later got serialized again, and four years later, in 1958, he became a top-selling manga artist with 10 books.
After that, ``Obake no Q-taro'' was made into an anime and became a big hit. They married in 1966, and the following year's ``Ninja Hattori-kun'' and ``Kaibutsu-kun'' had similar success.
In the 1970s, he branched out into manga for adults, publishing many works called ``black humor short stories.'' He also became popular after publishing works such as ``Manga Michi'' and ``Mataro ga Kuru!!'' in Shonen Manga Weekly Magazines.
In addition, he was an excellent writer and wrote many books. Abiko and Fujimoto's last collaboration was ``Obake no Q-taro'' in 1976, and most of the rest were independent works by either of them (although it is easy to misunderstand, ``Perman (old)'', which began serialization in 1966, and ``New Obake no Q-taro'', which began serialization in 1971, were also joint works).
In the 1980s, there was a Fujiko Fujio boom, and he wrote many books such as ``Kaibutsu-kun'' and ``Ninja Hattori-kun.'' However, in 1987, after caring for his wife who had collapsed and undergoing cancer surgery for his partner Fujimoto, he announced his independence and began his career as Fujiko Fujio Ⓐ the following year.
After that, he continued to produce many works, showing his diverse talents by producing films such as ``Boyhood.'' The animated version of ``Laughing Salesman'' was a big hit, and new long-term serials and series are still being produced.
Q: What did you do?
I worked as a manga artist to nurture the spirit of nurturing children.
Q: What are your famous works?
``Obake no Q-taro'' and ``Ninja Hattori-kun.''
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