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Independent comics slightly changed the scene in the following decades with the launch of comics “communities” and daring ventures of comics lovers such as Dr. The tide changed for the worse for comics in the 1980s and 1990s, partly because of imports, especially from Japan (manga still make up about 90 percent of the market). Popular among local comics were silat (martial arts) and wayang (puppet), as well as romance. The situation began to change in the early 1950s with local artists creating indigenous content, leading to lndonesia’s golden age comics in the 1960s and 1970s. influence on comics was visible early on. And, as with other Asian countries, the U.S. As with many of these chapters, this one on Indonesia begins with the colonialism in which cartooning took roots.

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