Ken Ishikawa

• Name — Ken Ishikawa • Birth Name — Kenichi Ishikawa • Born — June 28, 1948 • Birthplace — Karasuyama, Tochigi • Died — 15 November 2006 • Known for — Getter Robo • Occupation — Manga artist

Ishikawa collapsed at a dinner banquet after golfing; he was rushed to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. The causes of death was acute heart failure.

• Getter Robo Saga (with Go Nagai) • Getter Robo (6 vol) (1974–75) • Getter Robo Go (7 vol) (1990) • Shin Getter Robo (2 vol) (1997) • Getter Robo Arc (3 vol, uncompleted) (2002) • Kyomu Senki (Records of Nothingness) • Kyomu Senshi MIROKU (6 vol) (1987-1990) • Shiragikimon • Ninpō Hannouji Kashinkoji Yōjutsu • 5000 Kōnen no Tora (1980-1982) • Dogra Senki • Jigen Seibutsuki Dogra • Jakiō Bakuretsu (1987) • Skull Killer Jakiō (2 vol) (1990) • Cutey Honey (1 vol) (1973 manga adaptation that ran in Bouken Oh) • Ultraman Taro (1973 manga adaptation that ran in Shonen Sunday) • Majū Sensen (3 vol) (1975) • Seimaden (Saint Devil) (1977) • Battle Hawk (with Go Nagai) (1978) • Machine Saurer (first 6 months only) (1978) • Makai Tenshō (1987) • Heaven and Earth (1987) • Seiten Taisen Freeder Bag (2 Vol) (1990) • Garou Densetsu (1994) • Samurai Spirits (1 vol) (1995) • MAGA (2000) • Eurasia 1274 (2001) • Super Robot Wars (2002) • Shinsetsu Majū Sensen (4 vol) (2004) • Musashi~Isetsu Kengō Denki~ (2005-2006) • Aztekaiser (with Go Nagai) (2 vol) • Bakumatsuden (3 vol) • Dynamic Superobot (with Go Nagai) • Godzilla • Momotaro Jigokuken (1 vol) • Makuh Hakken Den • Southern Cross Kid (4 vol) • Tsu Ku Mo Ranzo (1 vol) • Gokudō Heiki (1996)

• Getter Robo Series (original manga) (1974) • Great Mazinger vs. Getter Robo (original idea) (1975) • Great Mazinger tai Getter Robo G - Kuuchuu Dai-Gekitotsu (original idea) (1975) • Robby the Rascal (Cybot Robotchi) (original idea) (TV series, 1982–83; U.S.-released compilation film, 1985) • Kyomu Senshi Miroku (Expunged Chronicle of Miroku) (original manga) (1989) • Majū Sensen (Demon Beast Warfront), Beast Fighter (original manga) (1990) • Getter Robo Go (original manga) (1992) • Gin Rei (mecha design) (1994-1995) • Dragon Slayer: The Legend of Heroes (character designer) (1992) • Ninja Resurrection (original manga) (1997-1998) • Getter Robo Armageddon (original manga) (1998) • Shin Getter Robo vs Neo Getter Robo (original manga) (2000) • Beast Fighter, The Apocalypse (original manga) (2003) • New Getter Robo (original manga) (2004)