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The official Twitter for OTOMO THE COMPLETE WORKS, the complete work collection of manga artist Katsuhiro Otomo, which has been published by Kodansha since 2022, unveiled two key visuals for the forthcoming “AKIRA Cel Exhibition” event today. Posters featuring the two visuals will also be available for sale. …
“Katsuhiro Otomo’s Unmade Domu Live-action Film Pilot Clip to be Screened in Niigata” The official Twitter for the forthcoming first Niigata International Animation Festival confirmed today that a seven-minute pilot clip of the unmade live-action film adaptation of Katsuhiro Otomo‘s (AKIRA) classic sci-fi manga Domu will be screened in its “Katsuhiro OTOMO‘s Retrospective” section….
“#Roujin-Z Celebrates 30th Anniversary with Soundtrack Release” Roujin-Z, a 1991 theatrical anime film written by Katsuhiro Otomo and directed by Hiroyuki Kitakubo about a high-tech hospital bed that runs amok after it is imprinted with the personality of an elderly patient’s deceased wife, is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a special soundtrack release on…
“#Phillipe Labaune Comic Art Gallery Opens In New York With “Good For Health, Bad For Education: A Tribute to Otomo”” Tribute to Otomo from LRNZ, 2015 Long-time comic art collector Phillipe Labaune has officially established a comic art gallery dedicated to contemporary and vintage European/American comic book and graphic novel art in New York. The Philippe Labaune Gallery is…
“#Haruka Takachiho Planned Crusher Joe 2 Film with Katsuhiro Otomo, but Never Happened” Japanese sci-fi author Haruka Takachiho revealed on Twitter today that he planned a sequel to the 1983 anime film adaptation of his popular novel series Crusher Joe, and that it was supposed to be a collaboration project with Katsuhiro Otomo…
“#Classic Sci-fi Anime Film Roujin Z’s Soundtrack Album Gets CD & Vinyl LP Release” Roujin Z, a Japanese sci-fi anime feature film directed by Hiroyuki Kitakubo (Blood: The Last Vampire) on a screenplay by Katsuhiro Otomo (AKIRA), was released in Japan in September 1991. The 84-minute film was highly acclaimed, winning the Best…