Comic Lemon People

　Lemon People, a monthly manga magazine that publishes overwhelming lolicon manga, was launched in 1982 by Kubo Shoten and Amatriasha. There is no information about the origin of the magazine's name, but it attracted attention by featuring writers who were famous in the lolicon manga world, such as Hideo Azuma and Cybele.

　Hideo Azuma participated as a signboard artist, along with Aki Uchiyama, Chino Knife, Takashi Taniguchi, Fumio Nakajima, Rei Aran, Jun Amemiya, Kenryu Hari, Takeru Hijijijin, Ochazuke Nori, Chimimori wo, and Mine Shinozaki. A wide variety of teachers were enrolled, such as , Kondo Mushi, etc.

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　The same magazine also includes ``Ankoro Trio,'' a spin-off of Aki Uchiyama's ``Andro Trio,'' a work that lets you feel the madness of ``Weekly Shonen Champion'' when it declined from its golden age in the 1970s. It is serialized.

　As a magazine that symbolized the lolicon boom in the early 1980s, it rivaled Manga Bricco, and from the late 1980s onwards, many talented people published their works as a bishoujo manga magazine.

　However, in 1998, just before the enactment of the child pornography control law at the end of the 1990s, publication was discontinued.