Japan is a big country in comics, and the circulation of propaganda magazines and comic magazines has accounted for 45% of the total. Comic readers range from children to adults of 50 years old. Comic works involve a series of science fiction, adventure, politics, economy, legends, love, sports, history, science, religion, humorous jokes and literary novels, documentary, literature and so on. Comics in Japanese modern calendar can be traced back to my time1870-1911), which was introduced to Japan by the French painter George Orpheus. Based on modern Japanese comics, Kitazawa Lotte. 1906, Kitazawa founded the first comic magazine "Tokyo Elf Puck" (also translated as "Elf Elf") in Japan, which was founded in the east, and was called the originator of modern Japanese comics. Taisho period (19 12- 1925) is one of the representative figures of Okamoto, who endowed comic literature with content and was the pioneer of comic stories.