Yoshikawa Taishi breathed a sigh of relief. Since he agreed to visit, he already believed most of this matter, and the rest needs to be seen with his own eyes to be sure.
"excuse ."
"excuse ."
Yoshikawa Taishi and Iwamoto Yuu said, put on their slippers and walked towards his studio with Kurokawa Kazuya.
"Your tea."
"Um...ah, thank you, Mr. Kurokawa." Yuu Iwamoto said gratefully.
"It's nothing I said before, I'll treat you to tea when you co here." Kurokawa Kazumi said and put another cup of tea in front of Daishi Yoshikawa: "Please use it."
"Thank you." Yoshikawa Taishi said and took a sip: "Very good tea."
"As long as you like it." Kurokawa and Mi said as they walked to the bookshelf in the studio, and took out two stacks of bound books and put them beside them.
"Is this the back part of that "jojo"?" Yoshikawa Taishi looked at the thick stack of books in front of him, and his tongue clicked, it was so thick. If you look at these single volus, you can produce about 20 volus.
But what about the contents?
"Mr. Kurokawa, have you bound it?" Iwamoto Yu asked suspiciously.
"Ah, that's right." Kurokawa and Mi nodded: "I guessed that an editor might want to take a look, so I copied a few copies at ho and bound them. The original manuscript has been sealed and put away."
"Is that so..." Iwamoto breathed a sigh of relief, it would be terrible if there was sothing wrong with the manuscript.
"Well... that's true." Yoshikawa Taishi roughly flipped through it to make sure that there was no crude work in it, or even if it was crude work, he couldn't tell it: "Since there are so many paintings, it is inevitable that there will be In such a situation, it will be miserable once the original manuscript is lost, which is just right.”
Yoshikawa Taishi nodded: "What's the viewing order for this?"
"Just start reading from the top one." Kurokawa Kazuya said.
"Really." Yoshikawa Taishi picked up the top one.
"Then, I'm going to read it again." Iwamoto Yu said: "Although I still read it all over again, how can I say it... I feel like I'm poisoned. Such a plot has always appeared in my mind these days ,Hahaha."
"Oh, is there a cover..."
After turning over the blank page of the first page, Yoshikawa Taishi said with so surprises.
After the blank page on the first page, there is a very tense cover.
There are several characters drawn on it, all of which he has never seen before, and the title of this part "Battle Trend" is written on the bottom.
After thinking about it, the above characters should be the characters in the second part.
In front are two n in strange poses, with a woman on the side. Yoshikawa Taishi was wondering if this is the heroine of this movie or sothing.
As an editor-in-chief, and wanted to comnt on this "JOJO's Bizarre Adventure", it is a matter of course that he has carefully read and savored all the contents of the first volu of this manga. As for the woman on the cover of this new one, the first thing he thought of was the heroine "Elena" in the previous part of "Jojo's Bizarre Adventure". Very limited, but it left a deep impression on him.
The picture of washing his mouth with the latest muddy water after being robbed of his first kiss made him feel the cartoonist's excellent imagination.
Through a short description of one or two pages, a woman's character is perfectly displayed.
And behind these people, there is a big moon and three n in strange poses standing under the moon.
"Battle trend...then let see..."
After reading the na of the manga again, he opened the volu of manga—
Then he was imrsed in the world of "jojo".
Novel words, special poses, unusual characters, ripples, pillar n, perfect creatures...
Even in the 21st century, these things still do not seem outdated, which brought him endless surprises.
It's a pretty **** comic —
The second manga was finished soon, and he put his hands on the next volu. The tea beside him had been sitting for a long ti, and he didn't even drink half a cup. He was already imrsed in it and had no ti to drink tea. or sothing.
The third new setting—the introduction of the stand-in ssenger once again brought him a huge surprise.
All kinds of abilities let him see a different vitality in this comic than other comics!
As the protagonist, Kujo Jotaro's unique pretentious style also left a deep impression on him.
There is also the villain BOSS Dio Brando who appeared in the first part. The mysterious and abnormal atmosphere after appearing in this one made him feel clear to everyone outside this comic——
His hands kept flipping.
Accompanied by the vision of the protagonist team all the way from Japan to Hong Kong, Singapore, India, Pakistan, the Red Sea and finally - to Egypt, the base camp of DIO!
The local conditions and customs along the way gave him a feeling that "the reality should be like this", although...he has never been to most of these places.
And the battles are even more exciting.
The abilities of the characters in it are almost determined from the mont they appear on the stage, and it is rare for them to beco stronger.
The battle between each other does not rely on the strengthening of abilities or the crushing of nurical values.
In this comic, the battle is often based on wisdom and courage to defeat the opponent.
Even the protagonist who appeared in the second part also said such words-the two words I hate the most are "work hard" and "co on".
This kind of sentence is almost impossible to appear in the youth manga, and therefore... this person who can prevent himself from aging by relying on Ripple Qigong, was already an old man when the third part appeared...
The sun in the sky began to rise continuously from the mont they just entered the door, and then slowly began to set...
He also turned to the part after the third part of JOJO's Bizarre Adventure.
Before he died, he said "the wicked also has the savior of the wicked" Ndor made him look forward to this comic again.
However, the story of the gambler Darby without a fight afterwards made him feel that it was the most refreshing episode he had ever seen!
Then-
The plot soon ca to the back, the battle with the final boss, DIO—
The successive sacrifices of Abdel, Iki, and Kakyoin...
Dior's portrayal is also close to perfection, there is no whitewashing, and there is no reason. This is a born villain, and victory and **** have been deeply embedded in this person.
In the end, Jotaro Kujo, the protagonist who realized the stop of ti, defeated the final boss Dio Brando, and indeed turned his vampire body into ashes in the sunlight.
"This is...a very good comic." The editor-in-chief couldn't help but admire.
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