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Ghost in the Shell. Comic tribute

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Il maggiore Kusanagi, Bato, Aramaki e gli altri membri della Sezione 9 tornano in questa incredibile antologia di storie brevi firmate da nomi del calibro di Akira Hiramoto, Yu Kinutani, Boichi e tanti altri autori giapponesi. In ogni capitolo i vari mangaka danno una declinazione diversa del mondo creato da Shirow Masamune, permettendoci di toccare con mano gli aspetti dell’opera del maestro che più hanno influito su di loro. Un’occasione imperdibile per rivivere in maniera inedita le atmosfere del manga cyberpunk per eccellenza!

240 pages, Paperback

First published March 28, 2017

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Masamune Shirow

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Masamune Shirow is an internationally renowned manga

Masanori Ota, better known by his pen name Masamune Shirow (Japanese: 士郎正宗), is a Japanese manga artist renowned for his influential contributions to the cyberpunk genre. Born in Kobe in 1961, he studied oil painting at Osaka University of Arts, where he developed an interest in manga. His early work Black Magic led to the critically acclaimed Appleseed, which won the 1986 Seiun Award for Best Manga. Shirow achieved global recognition with Ghost in the Shell, a groundbreaking manga that inspired multiple anime films and series, a live-action Hollywood adaptation, and numerous video games. His stories are known for blending action with philosophical inquiries into AI, post-human existence, and the ethics of technology. He has collaborated with Production I.G on projects like Ghost Hound and Real Drive. Shirow’s distinctive style and thought-provoking narratives have left a lasting impact on manga, anime, and science fiction worldwide, influencing creators including the Wachowskis of The Matrix fame.

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