Dororo

It certainly took some getting used to for me (Dororo is the first Tezuka series I’ve read) but it turns out to be very versatile.

Head, shoulders, knees and toes 2008

Each disc has the same layout with different artwork, pieces used from the cover such as Dororo in his full on gear, with the quasi military style font used for the navigation.

Mania News Feed 2009

Dororo, written and illustrated by Osamu Tezuka, published by Vertical

Stuff wisely 2009

Though Sarutobi does look like it would be a nice companion piece for Dororo.

License request extra: Angoulême selections 2009

Vertical publishes some of the most important manga in America, including the fundamental Osamu Tezuka works Buddha, Dororo, and Black Jack.

Panel by panel 2009

Between the premise and the moody undertones, it feels like I could have read dozens of volumes of Dororo without becoming bored.

Manga Eisner straw poll 2009

Dororo, written and illustrated by Osamu Tezuka, published by Vertical

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Tezuka features prominently in the discussion, and while neither demonstrates proper reverence for the Creepy Little Tumor, the Dororo love is rewarding.

Oldies, goodies 2009

Dororo, written and illustrated by Osamu Tezuka, published by Vertical

February « 2009 « The Manga Curmudgeon 2009

Tezuka features prominently in the discussion, and while neither demonstrates proper reverence for the Creepy Little Tumor, the Dororo love is rewarding.

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