Lone Wolf and Cub Artist Edition
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2019
- Lone Wolf and Cub was a manga series by writer Kazuo Koike and artist Goseki Kojima. It was published in Japan between 1970 and 1976. There were 28 volumes, 8700 pages. It was published in the US in 1987 by First Comics and then again by Dark Horse Comics 2000-2002. The English digital version was released in 2012.
The story is about Ogami Ittō, the shōgun's executioner. Disgraced by false accusations from the Yagyū clan, he is forced to take the path of the assassin. Along with his three-year-old son, Daigorō, they seek revenge on the Yagyū clan and are known as "Lone Wolf and Cub".
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Obviously among the single greatest works of comics. Just blows me away to this day. And of course you know a huge part of the coolness of LW&C is the incredible level of historical research and detail in writing and art.
I've read LWaC twice all the way through, and read this artists edition twice. I tear up every time I've read the final chapters. I can't think of anything in comics that consistent in it's emotional effect in me.
Thanks for this video!
I've yet to find a story that compares in any medium. I finished rereading it again last week and it's always better than I remember and I already consider it the best of the best.
This is insane
Two days ago I was trying to see if Kayfabe made any lone wolf cub videos!
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Totally agree with you Jim. The pencilling is a tiny part of the Manga process. If you watch the Kazuhiro Fujita episode his work process absolutely shows that.
Some incredible storytelling towards the end, straight up blown away at some segments. Would love to see more Artist Editions vids in the future.
Wow. This is amazing. I only ever had a VHS copy of Baby Cart in Peril and just 1 of the books that I'm just not sure I even read. And GZA's Liquid Swords was very cool. I'm very glad you put this up. This is masterful work and I'm embarrassed that I wasn't more aware of it, even if I would talk up it up all the time, I still didn't even know how good it was. Thanks!
Never read this before... damn what a masterclass!
Got to see a Kojima Goseki Lone Wolf original this summer on display in Amsterdam. It was a color piece, real glorious.
Also, great audio on this vid.
As soon as you opened that box I had to pause the video to buy one for myself.
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When I lived in Japan, I saw a page of manga, on black and white, in a museum that was drawn in the 1700s, roughly 200 years before the Yellow Kid! It was drawn by one of the heroes of the wood block print movement, Hiroshige. It was three wordless horizontal panels of a herd of horses. I have never heard any mention of this outside Japan!
The manga itself was printed by woodblock which is awesome in itself! It took a team of artists to carve the hardwood and print it.
Koike , who drew Kazure no Ōkami (Alone's Wolf) in the 50's, had a 200 year tradition of manga to look back on. Like you, I read the Dark Horse series.
I got this when First comics was putting it out, I loved the Frank Miller covers and I can definitely see the influence of this in his work on Ronin, Daredevil, and Wolverine.
Damn... That book is amazing!!!
I think I've heard that the red ink was the cheapest of the colors so that's probably why you find it in a lot of old publications and particularly in manga that's basically a throwaway book in Japan.
The smaller DH version: They were done this way because it is considered a masterpiece in Japan. As you know, most manga is recycled in that country. So, for the GREATS they issued them in a smaller size because space is a premium in the land of the rising sun. (I think I learned that from Paul Pope in PULPHOPE... but I might be wrong.)
Filibuster, I'll be right back. Love this kind of stuff. Thanks as always guys.
You guys are the BOOOM Dam. Keep it up Kids please thank you so much From Ronin Boston ma ..
I wonder if you will ever have a Stan Sakai interview or spotlight on his work. It reminds much of lone wolf
Beautiful presentation. Thanks for sharing your book, Ed
holy hell, I didn't know that this was made! HUGE fan of this series, was planning on covering it on my channel.
you know... i just bought a lot of lone wolf and cub books first publishing edition #1 - #12 w/ frank miller cover art and the price i paid was so low i simply cant believe it. i actually struggled deciding to post this because people are simply not recognizing the value this artwork! Go ahead and continue to seek out that next "1st appearance," and i'll be perfectly content buying books like this.
Nice second camera work!
looks great. thanks for sharing
Just amazing. I need it noooow.
A reprint is happening must grab it 😊😊
Thank You
Awesome video! You guys are cool too
I think the white around the panels is from a liquid protection that was laid down and then lifted off to keep the panel edges clean from the ink wash. Possibly.
a liquid frisket? thats tough to keep so straight and clean... but who knows....?
Eric Himle Yeah, just a guess. Sometimes people will tape it off, lay down the protection, then remove the tape. Totally guessing here!
EPIC!
loove this book
This needs a reprint or a softcover edition.
Thank you for sharing this. Did they ever reprint the series in a way that displays the original art as accurately as this artist edition?
Can you do a review of the Sin City Curators Edition book in the same way.
Ed, is the ending being inevitable quote Mamet or Sidney Lumet? I read it in Lumet’s Making Movies. Not that it’s a big deal, I’m sure a lot of talented writers have adopted it anyway. Great true quote.
noice
Shit, I just finished the first omnibus, now I know how it's going to end. Well, nevermind, I'm still going to read the whole thing because this ending looks amazing.
Kozure Okami!
Any chance you can do a show on Shonen Jump?
I’ve been wanting to get into this series for ages, but the fact that it’s still being published with mirrored pages is a huge turn off for me. It just rubs me the wrong way that they’d alter the art in such a major and utterly needless way. It was the same way with Akira for ages too, until that 35th anniversary box set. It ain’t the eighties anymore, people read manga right to left!