PLUTO T.8 - OSAMU TEZUKA, NAOKI URASAWA

Enter the world of emotions and tension in the grand finale of the award-winning story about tolerance, humanity, and true feelings! Atom, an icon of pop culture, returns transformed after his "death". Will he be able to stop the mighty Pluto in his new state and save the future of humanity?

This volume is the culmination of all the started threads, in which the authors masterfully weave the plot, providing readers with even more emotions. Instead of eight chapters, you will find as many as ten in this edition, making this reading even more satisfying.

• Final installment of the award-winning series
• Intriguing plot full of emotions and tension
• Atom's return in a new, surprising form
• Masterful weaving of all threads by the authors
• More content - as many as ten chapters in the volume
• Deep reflection on humanity and tolerance
• Inspired by the classic work of Osamu Tezuka

Pluto is a story that draws inspiration from one of Osamu Tezuka's most famous works - Astro Boy, a modern version of the story of Pinocchio, where a robot plays the role of the wooden boy. Atom has become a pop culture icon, recognizable all over the world, and his adventures have been adapted into a film in Hollywood. However, he is not the protagonist of Pluto. The story focuses on supporting characters, mainly robots who reflect on their humanity, which makes the story closer in spirit to Blade Runner than a fairy tale about Pinocchio.

Hanami Publishing presents this unique work in hardcover, ensuring durability and an aesthetic appearance. The comic has 256 pages and its format is 212x156 mm. The year of publication is 2023, which guarantees the freshness and topicality of the content. This is a must-have for fans of manga, science fiction and deep, moving stories.

Osamu Tezuka, called the "father of manga", is a legend of Japanese comics. His work has had a huge impact on the development of manga and anime around the world. Naoki Urasawa, co-author of Pluto, is also a respected manga artist, known for titles such as Monster and 20th Century Boys. Their combination of talents resulted in the creation of a work that delights both in terms of plot and graphics.

Pluto is not just a comic, but above all a story about the search for humanity, tolerance and acceptance. It is a story that encourages reflection on what defines us as humans and how we should treat others, regardless of their origin or appearance. It is a position that stays in your memory for a long time and makes you think.