Other than Master Tezuka Osamu, the other mangaka only had one best work?

After or before can only be matched. Not worth mentioning. This argument was well-tested in the comics world.

Answer 1

This view was incorrect. Although Master Tezuka Osamu was regarded as one of the founders of Japanese manga, many of his works were widely recognized and praised. However, not all cartoonists had the same works. Their works had different styles, topics, and audiences.

In fact, many cartoonists have created outstanding works at different times, and their reputation has changed with their works. For example, Ishikawa Hideki was widely recognized in Initial D, but he was not very popular in his other works. Similarly, Kishimoto's work Naruto was very popular in Japan and around the world, but it was not very successful in his other works.

Therefore, one could not regard all manga artists 'works as their best works. Every mangaka had their own unique writing style and audience. Their works received different evaluations and recognition at different times.