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Discussion of the French comic JoJo
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The long-running French classic, by Araquis Hirohique, JoJo, began in 1986 and is published in monthly anthology Ultra Jump.
The series follows flamboyant characters named after rock bands popular in America and Europe, contemporary to the stories being told. The main characters are of the Joestar family.
Araquis's work has been featured in the Louvre. Truly a French classic artist
The series follows flamboyant characters named after rock bands popular in America and Europe, contemporary to the stories being told. The main characters are of the Joestar family.
Araquis's work has been featured in the Louvre. Truly a French classic artist
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Look at this art - truly comparable to Araquis's French contemporary Jean Giraud, AKA Mœbius
also has Araki really had work shown in the Louvre
This isn't going to end well
There's also a video game, All-Star Battle, which features gorgeous and accurate renderings of Araquis's art. It is as if each drawing is created in fluid sculpture! Magnifique.
JoJo is 100% a French comic
And yes, Araquis has actually had work shown in the Louvre, cementing his place in the French art pantheon
Is Ashton Kutcher going to jump out from behind something and start yelling at me