これからの漫画ですが

[Kenshiromusou]

Yo, friends. Could you help me again?
Reading a mangaka`s interview, I came across a phrase I would like to check.
これからの漫画ですがまだまだ面白く、勢いよくやります！
これからの名詞ですが。。。＝名詞はこれからだが?
これからの漫画ですがまだまだ面白く、勢いよくやります=
漫画はこれからですが、。。。?
Manga is at the beginning, but...
Thank you very much in advance.

 

[gengo]

He is talking about future manga (yet to be written).

Liberal translation: I'm going to do all I can to put out manga that are still interesting.

これからの漫画ですがまだまだ面白く、勢いよくやります = 漫画はこれからですが、...?

No.

 

[Kenshiromusou]

Seems I don`t understand the difference of nuances.
This が Japanese use to change the subject... 今別の事について話すが... Looks like an excuse...
GENGOさん、おしえてくれてどうもありがとうございました

 

[gengo]

Seems I don`t understand the difference of nuances.
This が Japanese use to change the subject... 今別の事について話すが... Looks like an excuse...

[なになに]ですが is used to introduce a topic. It is very common in Japanese, but has no direct equivalent in English. Therefore, the が in that construction does not have the usual "but" meaning. The translation will vary widely, depending on the exact context.

これからの漫画ですが = as for future manga
漫画はこれからですが = the manga are not yet written / are still to be created / etc.

 

[SoLaTiDoberman]

これからの漫画ですが、
＝『これからの漫画』ですが、
＝『これからの漫画』についてですが、
＝『これからの漫画』に関してですけど、
＝『これからの漫画』についてでして、
＝さて、次にお話しするのは『これからの漫画』についてです。それは、

 

[Contrafibularity]

これからの漫画ですがまだまだ面白く、勢いよくやります！
これからの名詞ですが。。。＝名詞はこれからだが?
これからの漫画ですがまだまだ面白く、勢いよくやります=
漫画はこれからですが、。。。?
Manga is at the beginning, but...

Can you provide more context, maybe the preceding few lines? I think your interpretation could make sense.

 

[gengo]

これからの漫画ですがまだまだ面白く、勢いよくやります！

I want to mention that another possible meaning of the above is that the speaker is saying that he still finds writing/drawing manga interesting.

 

[Kenshiromusou]

Can you provide more context, maybe the preceding few lines? I think your interpretation could make sense.

Contrafibularityさん、he was talking about the decisions and why he did some things early. So, seems he just advices that manga will get more interesting.

 

[Contrafibularity]

Though I need to see the exact lines to be sure, I think I disagree with the other posters. The artist is not talking about future manga, but humbly saying his manga has just started and has a long way to go before being considered something (in terms of plot, popularity or artistry, for instance). The construction これからの + 名詞 ＋ ですが here implies the noun has the potential to be greater, but has not materialized it yet.

Other examples include:
（A社は）これからの会社ですが、応援よろしくお願いします。
（Bさんは）これからの人材ですが、必ずお役に立てると思います。
（アニメCは）これからのアニメですが、人気が出る要素がたくさん詰まっています。

 

[KLAUSED]

The construction これからの + 名詞 ＋ ですが here implies the noun has the potential to be greater, but has not materialized it yet.

With no subject given and without まだまだ preceding the construction, I think we can only speculate whether the speaker is talking about future manga or manga with future potential.