Hirohiko Araki - JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Vol.10

Somewhere between Antonio Lopez's illustrations of pouting Missoni-clad warriors and a normal martial arts adventure manga lies . . . JoJo. I've always loved his approach to glamour and action, and the heavingly weird storylines.

For example the amazon description is:
"Mariah, the master of magnetism, has Joseph Joestar in her grip . . . lovingly caressed by the ever-growing weight of 10 tons of steel! As Joseph is slowly crushed to death by every iron object for miles around, Polnareff must face Alessi, whose Egyptian God Stand turns the French fighter into a shadow of his former self . . . "

Whatever you say man!

Individual volumes of translated digest-size manga sometimes fall through the cracks, like this one, which is irrationally scarce.

200 pp.
Condition: Very Good
Year: 2008
Publisher: VIZ