Putting down roots and growing into a full-fledged gangster, a youthful hero unites the gangs of Japan and carries on the legacy of his estranged father, in this dynamic work that improves upon familiar themes- and continues the family lineage though decades-worth of spinoffs. Motomiya Hiroshi 本宮 ひろ志 began Otokogi 男樹 in Shogakukan’s Big Comic in 1979, following his first work for the publication a year prior, Don – Gokudo Suikoden. Telling another story of a powerful young unifier, Otokogi ran […]
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