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Akira, Vol. 2 (Akira: 6 Volumes #2)

Katsuhiro Otomo

Paperback | Pages: 301 pages

Rating: 4.45 | 9281 Users | 264 Reviews

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Original Title:	Akira 2
ISBN:	1569714991 (ISBN13: 9781569714997)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Akira: 6 Volumes #2
Setting:	Japan

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You just cannot put this book down. Akira's second volume is pure, non-stop action from start to end. I love how Katsuhiro Otomo brings in all the characters and play their part without making the reading experience overcrowded. Even without the film as a reference, this book is oozing with cinematic appeal.



Now I can really say that there's a huge difference between the manga and the movie. Again, both still follow the main plot points but the smaller details are very different. I can even go as far as saying that (view spoiler)[except for the huge Tetsuo monster thing and the big explosion in the movie, (hide spoiler)] much of the events has already happened in the first two volumes of Akira.

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Title	:	Akira, Vol. 2 (Akira: 6 Volumes #2)
Author	:	Katsuhiro Otomo
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 301 pages
Published	:	April 3rd 2001 by Dark Horse (first published 1984)
Categories	:	Sequential Art. Manga. Comics. Graphic Novels. Science Fiction

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Ratings: 4.45 From 9281 Users | 264 Reviews

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Oh boy oh boy things are moving really fast now! Sadly, I read the whole thing in an hour and a half. I guess a later, more calm re-reading will do me good. Also, it was interesting to see that some very memorable scenes from the film weren't based on the source material.

This was just as good as the first one. Lots of action and mystery. The ending had a bit of a cliffhanger and I'm interested to see where it goes. I love the villains of this story because I actually dislike them immensely and feel that they make good villains. The other characters are great too. Kaneda might be my favorite.

You just cannot put this book down. Akira's second volume is pure, non-stop action from start to end. I love how Katsuhiro Otomo brings in all the characters and play their part without making the reading experience overcrowded. Even without the film as a reference, this book is oozing with cinematic appeal. Now I can really say that there's a huge difference between the manga and the movie. Again, both still follow the main plot points but the smaller details are very different. I can even go

I wouldn't dare to give this series lower than 4 stars considering how much time and effort Otomo put into planning out all the architectural and landscape details. The story are still quite basic post apocalyptic sci-fi, but I guess this must be pretty new for the manga industry back in the 90s. I can see how many manga artists (including my beloved naoki urasawa) would be influenced by him.

The second collected volume of Akira is essentially more of what we got in the opening just with even more action. The story continues where we left off, even though we are mainly focussed on the hunt for Akira now. We're still not entirely sure who he is at this point, but hearing the fear everyone has of his powers makes you want to find out. Kaneda and Kei are less annoying now, too, but maybe that's just because they are too busy avoiding all the people that are out to take them down.The

The scope is so much larger than the film. Fantastic must read.

You just cannot put this book down. Akira's second volume is pure, non-stop action from start to end. I love how Katsuhiro Otomo brings in all the characters and play their part without making the reading experience overcrowded. Even without the film as a reference, this book is oozing with cinematic appeal. Now I can really say that there's a huge difference between the manga and the movie. Again, both still follow the main plot points but the smaller details are very different. I can even go