Dec 2, 2025
Daredevil
Art by Mathieu Bablet
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Daredevil
Art by Mathieu Bablet
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so great metropolis 2001 tribute comic.
"Several tribute stories set in the world of Osamu Tezuka are being published in Japan, created by Japanese or... Western authors! I had the pleasure of working on a 30-page Metropolis spin-off! Robots, a sprawling city—I was in my element!"
手塚治虫生誕90周年を記念したマンガ書籍が新創刊!『どろろ』『リボンの騎士』『奇子』などの名作を人気作家がトリビュート！
This is a comic drawn by Mathieu Bablet, a French artist known as one of the comic book artists.
This is a short story included in issue 7 of Tezukumi, and the plot is about Higeoyaji investigating a disappearance case in Metropolis.
The worldview of the original manga Metropolis and the animated film Metropolis are mixed together, but it is generally closer to the animated film.
I think Duke Red, the villain of Metropolis in the original manga, also makes this work stand out.
I think the richness of the characters' expressions and the wonderful detail in the backgrounds make this a one-of-a-kind manga artist.