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7 December 2011

Kirisuke and Johnny

Wasn't planning on doing this oneshot so soon, but it's been several months since I promised the anonymous who kindly scanned this for me and I felt guilty about just sitting on it for so long. In any case, the oneshot is called Kirisuke and Johnny, The Slaying of 499, by Enomoto Shunji. Perhaps you don't recognize the name, but I'm sure some of you will remember Enomoto's other oneshot, The Family Zoo. After all, who could ever forget that story? Seriously, if you haven't read it, go do so. It's another fine example of WHY JAPAN? But back to talking about Kirisukue and Johnny. This one's not really weird at all for an Enomoto manga. Just 112 pages full of dynamic action, speed lines, and minimal dialogue. A fun short read. I hope you enjoy it!

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Kirisuke and Johnny, The Slaying of 499:   Mediafire

10 comments:

  1. I like Family Zoo so I'll give it a try. Thanks a lot!!!

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  2. I sightly expected the outcome. thank you very much for the release

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  3. I remember when this showed up in Afternoon. It's funny how he still managed to get some scat in there.

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  4. Many thanks! Pls upload more Enomoto! It's a shame - only 2 of his works were scanlated completely (GOLDEN LUCKY and ENOMOTO) :(

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  5. Hey, Hox!
    Do you... take requests? Because that new Madoka comic from Takotsuboya is still untranslated...

    Either way, Airy Gateaux de Seuss.

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  6. Hey Hox,

    Among the manga you currently scanlate (Vinland Saga, Historie, Oyasumi Punpun, Franken Fran, etc...), which one is your favorite?

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  7. Merry Christmas Hox

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  8. dude, I _love_ The Family Zoo. Thanks for bringing Kirisuke and Johnny to us leechers (kudos to that guy who scanned it).

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  9. @Dan:
    I technically do take requests (if I feel like it) but I'm going to have to pass on that Madoka doujin, partly because I still haven't watched Madoka.

    @Anonymous:
    My favourite manga that I currently translate is Sangokushi without a doubt, though that doesn't mean I don't greatly enjoy the rest of my projects.

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  10. Re: Madoka

    Oh man. I hope you've been able to avoid spoilers.

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