AMBot | 08/23/2017 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
The 18th issue of Kodansha's Evening magazine this year announced on Tuesday that Haruka Takachiho's science fiction novel series "Crusher Joe" will receive a new manga adaptation titled "Crusher Joe REBIRTH" by Isuke Hari, starting from the magazine's 19th issue. The announcement included comments from Fujihiko Hosono, the manga artist of the original series.
Takachiho and Hosono launched the manga in 1979. Anime studio Sunrise adapted the Crusher Joe novels into a 1983 film and a 1989 video project.
The story is described as:
The galaxy is a strange and dangerous place, and there are times when even the United Space Force can't help. That's where the Crushers come in—skilled experts who will handle any problem.
Takachiho and Hosono launched the manga in 1979. Anime studio Sunrise adapted the Crusher Joe novels into a 1983 film and a 1989 video project.
The story is described as:
The galaxy is a strange and dangerous place, and there are times when even the United Space Force can't help. That's where the Crushers come in—skilled experts who will handle any problem.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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