But there is a sort of a Miyazaki manga equivalent in the form of the director’s annotated storyboards for Ghibli’s anime.
And if you need any extra convincing to check out the storyboards, just remember that Evangelion creator, and Nausica animator, Hideaki Anno says that Miyazaki storyboards are even better than Miyazaki anime.
Publisher Takuma Shoten isn’t showing off any preview images of the storyboards themselves just yet, but they have allowed an advance peek at the contents of another new book, The Art of The Boy and the Heron.
Studio Ghibli Complete Annotated Storyboard Collection: The Boy and the Heron is actually 642 pages in total, and comes in an A5-size (14.8 by 21-centimeter [5.8 by 8.3-inch] case.