Dr. Stone Creator, Boichi Debuts New Two-Chapter Manga In October
Boichi or Park Mu-jik is best known as the creator of the Dr Stone manga. He was initially a Korean manhwa artist till he shifted to Japanese manga. He is now coming back with a new manga, fresh out the oven.
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Ever since Boichi shifted to manga, he has brought surrealistic plots to us. Playing with the most bizarre and creative setups is what he is good at. Not to mention his luscious art style.
Weekly Young Magazine’s 47th issue announced that Boichi will be returning with a two-chapter manga. The new manga will be published in the 48th issue of WYM, which will be released on 26th October.
The upcoming manga is a multi-part short story. It is named “Kare wa Soko ni Ita” or “He Was There.” A first look into the manga has arrived.
Kare wa Soko ni Ita is about a truck driver who has a secret that he cannot afford to disclose. The manga is set in the future. The character shown in the picture is probably the protagonist of the story.
The manga will be out by 26th October as a celebration for the 40th anniversary of the Weekly Young Magazine by Kodansha.
Kare wa Soko ni Ita is the comeback of Boichi to WYM after Origin ended.
The concept of the new manga is set in the future. It seems a bit like Dr Stone, especially because of the shift in the timeline and the tangible concept of the future.
Some of the other famous works of Boichi are Sun-Ken Rock and Dr Stone. Currently, he is responsible for the manga adaptation of Sho Hinata’s One Piece spinoff novels.
About Kake wa Soko ni Ita
Kake wa Soko ni Ita or “He was there” is a new manga by Dr. Stone’s creator, Boichi. It will be released in the Weekly Young Magazine.
He Was There is set in the future. It is about a truck driver who has a secret which he cannot afford to disclose to anyone else.
Source: 47th issue of Weekly Young Magazine
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