Graphic novels and comics - Revision history

Ccsrfischer: /* Manga */

2026-02-05T15:53:45Z

Manga

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	\|Josei manga\|\|Comics for adult women		\|Josei manga\|\|Comics for adult women
	\|-
	~~\|Manhwa\|\|Korean comics~~
	\|-		\|-
	\|Yonkoma\|\|Four panel gag comics		\|Yonkoma\|\|Four panel gag comics

2025-06-09T15:26:31Z

Manga

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	The term "manga" originally meant Japanese material published in the comic-book format, but it has since been used for Japanese "manga" books, American "original English language manga" books, American "Cine-manga" books for American cartoons, Chinese "manhua" books, and Korean "manwha" books.		The term "manga" originally meant Japanese material published in the comic-book format, but it has since been used for Japanese "manga" books, American "original English language manga" books, American "Cine-manga" books for American cartoons, Chinese "manhua" books, and Korean "manwha" books.

	For Japanese manga, add the LCGFT <code>655 _0 Manga.</code>.		For Japanese manga, add the LCGFT <code>655 _7 Manga{{subfield\|2}}lcgft</code>. Use other lcgft manga genre terms when appropriate. The following local genre headings can be applied to Manga until the LCGFT term is approved. Local genre headings should be placed in a 655 field with a second indicator of 7 and <code>{{subfield\|2}} local</code>.

			{\| {{table}}
			! Genre Heading!!Meaning
			\|-
			\|Josei manga\|\|Comics for adult women
			\|-
			\|Manhwa\|\|Korean comics
			\|-
			\|Yonkoma\|\|Four panel gag comics
			\|}

	==Call numbers==		==Call numbers==

2022-12-07T17:13:02Z

Manga

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	The term "manga" originally meant Japanese material published in the comic-book format, but it has since been used for Japanese "manga" books, American "original English language manga" books, American "Cine-manga" books for American cartoons, Chinese "manhua" books, and Korean "manwha" books.		The term "manga" originally meant Japanese material published in the comic-book format, but it has since been used for Japanese "manga" books, American "original English language manga" books, American "Cine-manga" books for American cartoons, Chinese "manhua" books, and Korean "manwha" books.

	For Japanese manga, add the ~~local genre heading~~ <code>655 _7 Manga.~~{{subfield\|2}}local~~</code>.		For Japanese manga, add the LCGFT <code>655 _0 Manga.</code>.

	==Call numbers==		==Call numbers==

2022-10-17T16:54:22Z

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	[[Category:Local practices]]		[[Category:Local practices]]
	[[Category:Polaris specific topics]]		[[Category:Polaris specific topics]]
	~~[[Category:Pages under review]]~~

2022-01-21T21:28:19Z

One record vs. separate records

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	==One record vs. separate records==		==One record vs. separate records==
	~~{\| style="padding:5px; border:1px solid #ffcc00; text-align:center; background:#FFFDDF; width:100%; margin-bottom:.2em;"~~
	~~\| '''The rules in this section are a draft until reviewed by SCRAP and CAMM.<br>Please send any feedback to help@ccslib.org.'''~~
	\|}
	~~<noinclude>~~
	Follow the [[Multiple records vs. single records for series and sets\|series vs. set]] guidelines for when to use a single multivolume record and when to use separate records for each volume.		Follow the [[Multiple records vs. single records for series and sets\|series vs. set]] guidelines for when to use a single multivolume record and when to use separate records for each volume.

2021-08-10T13:58:05Z

One record vs. separate records

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	<noinclude>		<noinclude>
	Follow the [[Multiple records vs. single records for series and sets\|series vs. set]] guidelines for when to use a single multivolume record and when to use separate records for each volume~~. If there is no volume number or has a volume number and part title, separate records should be used for each volume. If there are only volume numbers, then one record should be used for the series~~.		Follow the [[Multiple records vs. single records for series and sets\|series vs. set]] guidelines for when to use a single multivolume record and when to use separate records for each volume.

	==Variable fields==		==Variable fields==

2021-08-04T20:55:53Z

One record vs. separate records

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	==One record vs. separate records==		==One record vs. separate records==
			{\| style="padding:5px; border:1px solid #ffcc00; text-align:center; background:#FFFDDF; width:100%; margin-bottom:.2em;"
			\| '''The rules in this section are a draft until reviewed by SCRAP and CAMM.<br>Please send any feedback to help@ccslib.org.'''
			\|}
			<noinclude>
	Follow the [[Multiple records vs. single records for series and sets\|series vs. set]] guidelines for when to use a single multivolume record and when to use separate records for each volume. If there is no volume number or has a volume number and part title, separate records should be used for each volume. If there are only volume numbers, then one record should be used for the series.		Follow the [[Multiple records vs. single records for series and sets\|series vs. set]] guidelines for when to use a single multivolume record and when to use separate records for each volume. If there is no volume number or has a volume number and part title, separate records should be used for each volume. If there are only volume numbers, then one record should be used for the series.

2021-08-04T20:31:33Z

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	[[Category:Local practices]]		[[Category:Local practices]]
	[[Category:Polaris specific topics]]		[[Category:Polaris specific topics]]
			[[Category:Pages under review]]

2021-08-04T17:47:44Z

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			__NOTOC__
	'''Graphic novels''' are novel-length publications in a "comic book" format. Despite the word "novel", the term is used by the Library of Congress and the publishing industry to describe both fiction or nonfiction materials in this format.		'''Graphic novels''' are novel-length publications in a "comic book" format. Despite the word "novel", the term is used by the Library of Congress and the publishing industry to describe both fiction or nonfiction materials in this format.

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	~~_NOTOC_~~
	'''Graphic novels''' are novel-length publications in a "comic book" format. Despite the word "novel", the term is used by the Library of Congress and the publishing industry to describe both fiction or nonfiction materials in this format.		'''Graphic novels''' are novel-length publications in a "comic book" format. Despite the word "novel", the term is used by the Library of Congress and the publishing industry to describe both fiction or nonfiction materials in this format.