Ninja Sarutobi Sasuke Av Shigeru Sugiura, Ryan Holmberg

<b>A classic character of Japanese literature is reimagined as a mischievous, shapeshifting adventurer in this zany, Pop Art–esque gag manga by a titan of the genre.</b><br><br>In the early 1960s, the Japanese manga artist Shigeru Sugiura took the well-loved literary character Ninja Sarutobi Sasuke and made him his own.<br><br>In this legendary gag manga, <i>Ninja Sarutobi Sasuke</i>, Shigeru sends the famous Ninja on a wild, eye-popping adventure: Sarutobi encounters cowboys and aliens, spaceships and sailing ships, mid-60s celebrity cameos, mushroom clouds, detectives with squirt guns, and more in a delightful and ever-surprising world.<br><br>Available for the first time in English and with a new essay by Ryan Holmberg, <i>Ninja Sarutobi Sasuke</i> is a must-read of trippy visuals and silly storytelling.