Bleach also does this very well, especially later on in the series when Kubo's artstyle completes its development. The art, choreography and paneling come together to create a stylized atmosphere that just elevates the story.
I need to get back into Bleach. Another one where the sheer size of it made me shy away before I could really settle in. If it’s anything like Kagurabachi artistically, I’m in.
I think a strength KB has is that it does feel like a movie (an early color spread was inspired by john wick i believe) building up momentum to the climax and that’s shown in certain shots where the panels are framed kind of like a movie still. Great read!
Bleach also does this very well, especially later on in the series when Kubo's artstyle completes its development. The art, choreography and paneling come together to create a stylized atmosphere that just elevates the story.
I need to get back into Bleach. Another one where the sheer size of it made me shy away before I could really settle in. If it’s anything like Kagurabachi artistically, I’m in.
I think a strength KB has is that it does feel like a movie (an early color spread was inspired by john wick i believe) building up momentum to the climax and that’s shown in certain shots where the panels are framed kind of like a movie still. Great read!
I definitely get John Wick vibes from it. The dedication to artful action is rarer than I thought it’d be.