Another MONSTER (Big Comics Special)

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??Prologue??Part 1 (case history 1986-1997)??Chapter 1/Origin??Chapter 2/Kenzo Tenma??Chapter 3/Eva Heinemann??Chapter 4/Heinrich Runge??Chapter 5/511 Kinderheim??Chapter 6/Multiple personalities??Chapter 7/Rude Gielen??Chapter 8/The Dark Bank??Chapter 9/Karl Schubart??Chapter 10/Lotte Frank??Chapter 11/Julius Reichwein??Part 2 (Case Progress 1997-1998)??Chapter 12/Czech Republic and Germany??Chapter 13/Jan Su ??Chapter 14/Karel Ranke??Chapter 15/House of Red Roses??Chapter 16/Anna??Chapter 17/Sobotka??Chapter 18/Jaromir Lipski??Chapter 19/Fritz Vardemann??Chapter 20/Martin??Chapter 21/Petr Cha Peck??Chapter 22/Glimmer Note??Chapter 23/Hermann Feuer??Chapter 24/Collapse??Chapter 25/Luenheim??Chapter 26/Nina Fortner or Anna Liebert??Chapter 27/?gThe Superhuman Steiner?h??Chapter 28/Anna Part 2 ??Chapter 29/Klaus Poppe ??Chapter 30/Franz Bonaparta ??Final chapter ??Special supplement/Picture book "Awakening Kaibutsu" ??Synopsis/A murder case that occurred in Austria. A journalist senses something in common with the case of "monster" Johan, and attempts to interview the people involved in order to uncover the case... ??Characteristics of this volume/The mysteries that were not revealed in the main story of "MONSTER" will finally be solved!? Also, pay attention to the "after" stories of the characters!!

Werner Weber (author), Hisashi Nagasaki (author), Naoki Urasawa (Illustration)

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This is a non-fiction "wind'' reading about "MONSTER'', which was serialized in "Big Comic Original'' magazine from 1995 to 2002 and received a great response. The story begins with a brutal murder at a hospital in 2000, and a journalist named Werner Weber "covers'' the mystery of the Johann Liebert case, interspersing photographs and documents from the scene. Of course, the answer is obvious, but it is never clearly stated until the end whether the book is fiction or non-fiction.
After being interviewed by Weber, various truths are told from the mouths of Eva, Inspector Runge, and others. Fans will be happy to know that the characters are vividly drawn in a sketch style, as the author says, "As the majority of people refused to have their faces photographed, after the interview, I posted sketches of them that I remembered.''

There is no doubt that many fans were eager for a sequel or side story to Monster, which ended with many mysteries left unsolved, but if it had actually been drawn as a manga, it might have been disappointing. I take my hat off to Urasawa's brilliant skill in depicting this in the form of "nonfiction'' seen through the eyes of a third person. At the end of the book, a glimpse of the "fact" that was not depicted in the manga is told, leaving a new mystery behind. It seems like the fans' anguished mood won't go away any time soon. (Shima Kadokura)

Publisher: Shogakukan (2002/6/21)
Release date: 2002/6/21
Language: Japanese
Comic: 362 pages
ISBN-10: 4091852793
ISBN-13: 978-4091852793

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9784091852793

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