Naoki Urasawa's 20th Century Boys: Naoki Urasawa's 20th Century Boys, Vol. 5 (Series #5) (Paperback)

from Count_Zero

This is the first manga by Urasawa that I've read before, and I'm enjoying it immensely. It's got a great start, and I'm definitely going to read the rest.

from JWarren42

Just fantastic work. The basic story is a little similar to all the good parts of Stephen King's "It," without some of the hoakiness that King can sometimes dive into (I'm not expecting to find a giant spider at the end of this one, for instance). I love the linework, here, and the fact that each...

from Count_Zero

This series is still incredibly good, and I'd consider it one of my favorite manga series thus far. It also kind of got pretty political at the end, particularly with the Friends passing a "youth development ordinance" that lets them censor and jail manga writers who write work people in the gove...

from othersam

20th Century Boys, by Naoki Urasawa, is about what happens when childhood dreams and ambitions meet adult reality. For many of the characters in the story - particularly failed rock guitarist Kenji - the onset of adulthood has caused their dreams to be squashed, dashed or crushed. But not for all...

from Count_Zero

This series is still incredibly good, and I'd consider it one of my favorite manga series thus far. It also kind of got pretty political at the end, particularly with the Friends passing a "youth development ordinance" that lets them censor and jail manga writers who write work people in the gove...