A 14-page preview of the eponymous Steve Jobs manga was posted to the Web on Monday, with the first panels giving a look at how author Mari Yamazaki plans to to tell the tale of the late Apple co-founder.
Japanese manga publishing house Kodansha released the first images of “Steve Jobs,” which were subsequently posted to Yahoo Japan’s online bookstore, as the title’s first chapter hit store shelves today in the April issue of the company’s Kiss magazine, reports blog Crunchyroll. Interestingly, Kiss is a monthly Josei manga serial, or a publication targeting the young adult to adult female demographic.
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the former Apple CEO will be soon transformed into fictional superhero in his very own Japanese manga series.
The late Steve Jobs will always be considered ‘superhero’ in the tech industry—his legacy growing with each new Apple product released. However, the former Apple CEO will be soon transformed into fictional superhero in his very own Japanese manga series.
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Japanese company SuperSoftware has designed an iPhone app that is capable of turning your photos into Japanese comics.
Japanese company SuperSoftware has designed an iPhone app that is capable of turning your photos into Japanese comics.
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