1981 Manga With Controversial LGBTQIA+ Representation Finally Gets Official English Version
The story revolves around Hibari, a character assigned male at birth but who presents as female, and his relationship with Kosaku, amidst the family dynamics involving Hibari’s yakuza father.
The English edition represents an opportunity for Western audiences, especially queer ones, to explore this landmark work, recognized for its importance but still surrounded by discussions about its approach to themes of gender identity.
By Ezatamentchy
Source: Maxima
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