Ready to see true darkness
I found it very interesting to see how Urasawa, who usually does reality-based series, did a sci-fiction story. Well, OK, Twentieth Century Boys ended up being fairly sci-fi, but I meant openly so.
Wait until you start reading Billy Bat.
Ready to see true darkness
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I actually just started, and just a couple minutes ago read the thing with Judas, whatever is was.
Necro'ing, but for a very significant reason:
This might be getting an anime.
I've always thought that Pluto would be a great anime so this is really great news.
Please don't be 3D
Please don't be 3D
Please don't be 3D
It doesn't look like it will be, but I always have that dread hidden away when stuff like this gets announced.
edited 13th Jun '17 10:27:03 PM by Zeromaeus
After the 2016 Berserk series I don't think my heart could take it. Pluto really deserves better than that.
edited 13th Jun '17 10:35:45 PM by Draghinazzo
I've just been through half of it. It is excellent, I must say. Bring a whole new light to Astro Boy. Of course, Astro Boy is pretty dark itself but Pluto managed to be even darker. Every page is full of Tear Jerkers. I cannot believe I almost shed a tear at the sight of a robot being killed.
edited 26th Feb '11 3:12:47 AM by Nightwire