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Sunred · Yesterday, 04:55 PM

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Originally Posted by VagueDoctor

While I only own two volumes, 20th Century Boys is a story that has stuck with me for a long time. I write in my spare time as a hobby, and I think outside of Katsuhiro Otomo, Naoki Urasawa is my biggest inspiration. It's been about... two years since I reread the first volume?

I have no idea how the story ends yet, but the first few pages reinvigorated all the love of which I previously had for the story. Truly, it is such a marvel how he is able to reel me in from chapter one. When it comes to mysteries, I really look no further than Urasawa.

20th Century Boys is a must-read manga. May have its flaws depending on the person, but I still think it was one of his best. However, URASAWA'S BEST WORK EVER would probably be YAWARA, since it was what made him a star. Also got the anime treatment as well back in the days.

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Sunred Ex-Weather Three leader Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 11,919	Quote: Originally Posted by VagueDoctor While I only own two volumes, 20th Century Boys is a story that has stuck with me for a long time. I write in my spare time as a hobby, and I think outside of Katsuhiro Otomo, Naoki Urasawa is my biggest inspiration. It's been about... two years since I reread the first volume? I have no idea how the story ends yet, but the first few pages reinvigorated all the love of which I previously had for the story. Truly, it is such a marvel how he is able to reel me in from chapter one. When it comes to mysteries, I really look no further than Urasawa. 20th Century Boys is a must-read manga. May have its flaws depending on the person, but I still think it was one of his best. However, URASAWA'S BEST WORK EVER would probably be YAWARA, since it was what made him a star. Also got the anime treatment as well back in the days. __________________ Last edited by Sunred; Yesterday at 04:57 PM..