That Kohei Horikoshi was inspired by the world of US comics for the making of My hero academy It’s a Pulcinella secret. The hero society, the quirks, and the discrimination against the mutant population can clearly be traced back to the American comic, which in turn is a homage to the Japanese manga.
The one in between My Hero Academia and USA Comics it is a double thread. While Deku and his companions commemorate the heroes of Marvel and DC Comics, American artists celebrate the immensely popular work of Horikoshi.
Some time ago we showed you the cover of My Hero Academia created by a DC artist and today the story repeats itself. Dan Hip, whose pencil has signed some of the most successful DC Comics series such as Teen Titans Go !, Justice League, Batman or Superman, has shared his artwork that pays homage to the symbol of peace.
On Twitter, the American artist created a commissioned illustration celebrating theThe latest smash from All Might, who fights against archenemy All For One. This drawing, created in the style of the Teen Titans Go! animated series, captures the moment perfectly The flame of One For All is extinguished in Toshinori Yagi, and demonstrates how American artists know how to adapt to manga in their own way. The My Hero Academia themed sketches are wasted, but what do you think of this special touch of Stars and Stripes?
My Hero Academia Commission pic.twitter.com/xtEiauqBPj
-Dan Hipp (@MISTERHIPP) January 24, 2022
Leave a Comment