GTO: The Early Years, Volume 14 (Great Teacher Onizuka #14) (Paperback)

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GTO: The Early Years, Volume 14 (Great Teacher Onizuka #14) (Paperback)

By Toru Fujisawa

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This is book number 14 in the Great Teacher Onizuka series.

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Born in 1967, Tohru Fujisawa is a veteran Japanese comic artist and multimillion unit seller. Best known globally for his international sensation Great Teacher Onizuka (GTO), Fujisawa was the 22nd Kodansha Comic Award Winner in 1998 for his work on the hit series. The GTO property would go on to inspire two animated TV series and an internationally distributed live action TV series by the same name. Since GTO Fujisawa has gone on to pen thirteen more comic series, with four of those properties landing on American shores. Fujisawa continues to be one of the most beloved manga artists of this generation.
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Product Details ISBN: 9781932234954
ISBN-10: 1932234950
Publisher: Vertical Comics
Publication Date: August 28th, 2012
Pages: 360
Language: English
Series: Great Teacher Onizuka

“Manga of the Month I always had a vague feeling there was a longer story that occurred before GTO when I first read the series… While this part of the story is a bit cruder than later parts of Onizuka’s story it also has its own energy… I feel the humor is a bit ruder, the action a bit wilder, and the stakes a bit higher… This is the raw and uncut Onizuka.”
—Reverse Thieves

“I had fallen way behind in my The Early Years reading, but was able to pick up where I left off with minimal confusion, mostly as this is a delinquent manga… I like the girls in GTO, who come in many different types and varieties, and the gang aspect of the plot means we get a lot who can kick any guy’s ass… There’s also some terrific comedy here—the author likes to break up all the gang fights with one-shot chapters that are hilariously silly.”
—A Case Suitable for Treatment