Well, there are several ways to tell the
difference -- gengas can be drawn on different
colored paper and look generally rougher in line.
That's not always the case. The best rule of
thumb is to look for the sequence number -- if
you see the number in the upper right hand
corner, then you probably have a douga. If the
number is somewhere else -- including in the
picture itself (like my DBZ genga above) -- then
it's a genga. Genga look very different from each
other throughout the production process and from
studio to studio.
Wendy |