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Just look at those cute little derps.I bet they had a lovely childhood.

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Klaus Poppe you sonamabitch!...

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Volume 1 vs Volume 9

Looking at Lunge as an example.

It's really interesting how much different and I guess more refined Urasawa's style became throughout the series.

Vol.1. Vol.9.

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bracketier

The Perfect Editions of 20th Century Boys are very nice. Wonderful colors, and greatly improved lettering by Steve Dutro.

beaten-and-stranded

Beauty

ayamatrix2018-deactivated202008

Presenting Monster … a thrilling psychological drama. Definitely worth the read!

cloverinblue

As promised! the nemu and the pencils of these two scenes and that one morsel of a page with the cute reffs

Beautiful no?

seagutless

studying urasawa’s monster, what a masterpiece

cloverinblue

Hi, I just thought of my favorite Billy Bat character who went from earnest little dork to an old man drowning in the depths of despair to an even older man whose done what hes can to make up for it but still has his old tired heart gripped by regret and now Liebstod is playing in my heart forever whats up

God remember when he pulled a freaking gun on himself - to his damn temple and he was like if I’m gone then Kevin Goodman will have to draw Billy Bat. And he was saying shti like ‘fakes disappear’ and ‘finally i can be at peace’?? And he had his finger resting on the damn trigger JFCCCcc

theloupgaroux

Look at me! Look at me! The monster inside of me has grown this big!

nemissa

I live for those moments when cold and scheming characters break down, even if it’s just for a second

bracketier

Yawara by Naoki Urasawa has some wonderful chapter covers. A great example of 80s fashion in manga.

good-wine-and-cheese

Absolutely correct, tumblr thank you

lisakogawa

“ This is MANGA - the Art of NAOKI URASAWA “ - Went to see Naoki Urasawa talk! It was my first time going to see a artist talk like this, because I hate the traffic to LA, and getting surrounded by crowds in a small limited space but this year I decided to motivate myself more as a artist so I went. So. Overall. It was too great. 2 hours went went really fast. I wish I was a translator for him so I could’ve talk more. His techniques and idea process was interesting but my favorite was when he talked about other manga artists and what they discuss. I can talk forever about it so I’m going to stop right here. I’m going to reread PLUTO now …