Superman’s First Manga Shows Him Grabbing A Bite To Eat In Japan
Superman’s First Manga Adventure:
Superman is travelling to Japan for lunch as he prepares for his first manga adventure. The series promises to delve into a culture and environment that contrasts with the Man of Steel’s usual Metropolis backdrop. Many superheroes have crossed over into manga in recent years, with Batman and the rest of the Justice League being two famous examples from the DC Universe. Fans have frequently preferred the art style and equally distinctive tales, since classic heroes have the opportunity to be lightly reinterpreted. While fan art has regularly shown Superman and other classic heroes in different visual styles, he has never received the actual manga treatment for a completely completed plot. This is changing, thanks to a comic that previously made headlines and is now about to be distributed.
The Comic That Led To Superman’s First Magna Adventure:
DC Comics announced on Twitter that Superman will be given the manga treatment with Superman vs. Meshi. Satoshi Miyakawa’s series, with art by Kai Kitago, is published by Kodansha Publishers, notable for titles such as Attack On Titan and The Quintessential Quintuplets, among many more. The first issue, “Superman’s Solo Lunch,” is already published in Japan, where Superman appears to be based on the cover. The Man of Tomorrow is seen carrying a bowl of rice and chopsticks, indicating that he enjoys Japanese food.
We have Superman eating a bowl of rice with chopsticks on the cover:
Food may appear to be a banal subject for a cover, but it represents a lifestyle that isn’t commonly shown in the DC Universe. In theory, Superman could fly anywhere on the globe for supper at any time, from Italy to China to Japan. There is no shortage of supper alternatives for the Kent family, depending on their mood. Superman, like the Flash, has the advantage of being able to order from a large menu. Superman is sometimes represented as understanding many languages, allowing him to act as a type of ambassador to various countries. Assuming this version of the Man of Steel is fluent in Japanese, he is an excellent choice for a plot set outside of America. DC Comics announced on Twitter that Superman will be given the manga treatment with Superman vs. Meshi. Satoshi Miyakawa’s series, with art by Kai Kitago, is published by Kodansha Publishers, notable for titles such as Attack On Titan and The Quintessential Quintuplets, among many more. The first issue, “Superman’s Solo Lunch,” is already published in Japan, where Superman appears to be based on the cover. The Man of Tomorrow is seen carrying a bowl of rice and chopsticks, indicating that he enjoys Japanese food.
What’s For The Comics Down The Line:
There are currently no definite intentions for the series to be translated into English. Given that DC Comics made this statement on Twitter, it is possible that the publisher is testing the waters to see whether there is a demand from English-speaking consumers. Based on the tweet’s activity, there appears to be a good likelihood that a translation is on the way. Previous DC manga comics have gotten English translations, making it appear even more possible. Readers who reside outside of Japan might learn about the food when the Man of Steel visits Japan in Superman vs. Meshi.
So, what do you guys think about this comic? Do you guys like Japanese cuisine? Well, to be honest, despite sushi being a really expensive dish, I really am a big fan of the dish. Even the magna comics are real, not just in Japan, but all over the world. So did you guys like Superman eating a rice bowl with chopsticks from Japan? Do let us know in the comments down below. Till then, I’m Christopher Nolan, and I’ll see you lads in the next one, and please don’t forget to keep reading Animated Times, your one-stop destination for learning more about the entertainment industry, new movies and TV series, celebrity gossip, and so much more. We’ve got your back on all fronts. Continue reading Animated Times for more.
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