Kaoru Ōhashi (大橋薫)
Sister of Kei Kusunoki (楠桂), they share a web site.
Links
- Homepage:
(Japanese only) - Amazon.co.jp 大橋薫 著者ページ (paid link)
- Kaoru OHASHI - Anime News Network
Syuuko Okimoto (沖本秀子)
The real name of the comics creator better known as Shu Okimoto (オキモト・シュウ). The mystery title Naniwa Shounen Tantei Dan (浪花少年探偵団) was released under this name. It was based on the novel series by Keigo Higashino (東野圭吾) and published by Akita Shoten (秋田書店).
Her name was once listed as "Hideko" in Akita Shoten’s author database, as well as other sources. It was, however, written as "Shuuko" in at least one issue of Susperia Mystery (サスペリアミステリー) and appeared to be romanized as "Syuuko" on the cover of this Susperia Mystery Comics volume, which is why the last transliteration is used here.
Kahori Orito (おりとかほり)
Iku Oyamada (小山田いく)
Comics writer and artist. Brother of Yoshihisa Tagami (たがみよしひさ), he also released works under the names Katsuhisa Tagami (田上勝久) and Yuya Ando (安藤優弥).
A Susperia ad once described Oyamada’s works as "heartful horror," and, as strange as that sounds, it’s actually quite appropriate. His works have an underlying sentimental tone, which the horror elements happily keep from getting overly saccharine. Although Oyamada seems to be better known for his boys’ titles, I highly recommend his girls’ horror!
Links
- Amazon.co.jp 小山田 いく 著者ページ (paid link)
- Amazon.com Iku Oyamada Author Page (paid link)
PEACH-PIT
Links
- Homepage: momonotane (Japanese only)
- Amazon.co.jp PEACH-PIT 著者ページ (paid link)
- Amazon.com Peach-Pit Author Page (paid link)
Miki Rinno (厘のミキ／ 凛野ミキ)
The family name on her earlier comics (凛野) often appeared written with a different character (凜野), even on official publications. The version given above is how it appeared on her site when this page was created. She now writes her family name in an entirely different way (厘の).
Links
- Amazon.co.jp 凛野 ミキ 著者ページ (paid link)
- Amazon.co.jp 厘の ミキ 著者ページ (paid link)
- Miki RINNO - Anime News Network