Tokyo, everyone is drawing comics, who still wants to fall in love?.

Chapter 148 really has a bit of Showa style?
The serialized chapters of "Parasyte" basically follow the original work on Earth.

But in terms of detail processing, Oda Shingo made great improvements.

When the original work was serialized in "Monthly AFTERNOON", it was serialized in the form of two chapters per month.

What the author Iwaaki inherited from his master Kazuo Kamimura is not only the idea of ​​focusing on the plot and supplementing the painting skills, but also the old traditional habit of not liking to set up a studio.

This resulted in Iwaaki-sensei having a hard time updating even if it was only for half a month. Not to mention updating another excellent work, The Eye of History, it was like being constipated for a year.

Of course, a lot of time was spent on repeatedly polishing the plot.

But this also led to many comic critics making the following comments: "Parasyte" generally passed the test in terms of storyboards, with frequent highlights, but there were also many areas where the effects were insufficient.

Shingo Oda actually doesn't have much time to paint "Parasyte" now, and it can even be said that he has quite a lot of time.

He spent most of his time on enhancing the storyboards and visual effects.

Therefore, Shingo Oda's version of "Parasyte" has gone a step further in story expression, and can bring fans a higher level of visual enjoyment and a more profound expression of meaning.

At the entrance of the bookstore, four comic fans sat in a row, not moving for a long time.

The owner initially thought something had happened.

He leaned over to take a closer look and was immediately stunned.

After getting the comic book, I couldn't wait and squatted at the door of the bookstore to read it. This scene hasn't appeared in many years, right?

Eh? It seems that recently there was a comic magazine, and some reviewers talked about the Showa style?

The shop owner glanced at the bookshelf and happened to see the review article.

"Showa style? A popular tag of manga artist Oda Shingo!"

Oda Shingo? Sounds familiar. I think these fans mentioned him just now.

The shop owner picked up the new issue of "Jump" and took a look. The new serializer was indeed this Oda Shingo.

"No way? This author really brought the Showa style?"

Looking at the comic fans at the door again, the owner scratched his head, unable to understand what kind of cartoonist could bring time back to that era.

"That Oda Shingo, is he so powerful?"

but……

The owner of the store has been running a bookstore for many years, but he still does not approve of this seemingly return to the beauty of the Showa era.

They were too noisy just now! Cartoonists in the Showa era didn't chatter while reading.

I clearly remember that in the Showa era, comic fans would squat at the door of bookstores to read books. After reading, they would carefully put away the books, lower their heads and leave quietly.

They wouldn't talk so much like those comic fans just now.

"The connotation of comics is the reader's own gain and the treasure hidden deep in his heart!" the shop owner said to himself seriously.

He consoled himself with this thought and decided not to attribute the behavior of several anime fans to the revival of the Showa style.

However, after the four comic fans finished watching the fourth episode of "Parasyte", they actually stood there in a daze for a while.

Then they left one after another without communicating with each other.

"Huh? It really looks like the Showa style..." The shop owner looked at the fan's back in surprise.

Could it be that there is really something to this comic?

The store owner also picked up Jump and started reading "Parasyte".

Then, Oda Shingo’s fans +1.

Just now, four comic fans were sitting at the door of the store, reading "Jump" with their heads down, like a group of living signs.

"What's wrong? Is there anyone sitting in front of a bookstore reading books these days?"

Some passers-by looked over curiously.

There was even a trendy girl who took a picture of this scene and posted it online.

This sparked another discussion, and the topic finally focused on the new series of "Jump".

This can be regarded as a side effect of increasing traffic to Oda Shingo's new comics. In fact, it is not just his store, there are similar situations in many places.

But they don't necessarily sit in front of the store. Many comic fans read books on the train or subway.

Some netizens were reminded by their friends or forum posts that "Parasyte" will be published in physical form today.

"It's better to hold the book in your hand and read it so that you can feel more like reading a comic..." A comic fan walked out of his house and went to a bookstore he hadn't been to for many years.

But it is undeniable that many comic fans did stay in bookstores longer because of Parasyte.

The key is that more comic fans asked the store owners by name whether Parasyte was serialized, which made Oda Shingo's name more popular in the bookstore industry.

People in bookstores have many social groups with friends, such as LINE life information circle, etc. Many people mentioned that "One Punch Man" and "Parasyte" were written by the same new author, Shingo Oda.

"Wow, a newcomer serializing two comics at the same time? I've been working in a bookstore for so many years, and it seems that I've only seen such a capable person who can do two things at the same time during the Showa era."

"Don't be funny, this must be fake."

"Really, it's really true! Oda Shingo, the new manga artist, is amazing! I asked several readers who came to buy books!"

"Although the sales of this issue of Jump didn't increase much, many readers bought it just for Parasyte. Almost all of them were new faces, not the regulars who bought it in previous years."

"One Punch Man is really selling well in my store. It was sold out last month and people are coming to pre-order it almost non-stop."

"It is said that this newcomer was suppressed by the top leaders of Qun Ying Society."

"It doesn't need to be heard. It's even reported in the news. It's set in stone. This is why geniuses are easily envied!"

"Wait, let's not talk about the book for now. Does anyone have any One Punch Man premium figures in their store? Pass me some. The delivery guys on the upper floors said they're out of stock."

"Hey? I'm also short here."

Starting from the new issue of "Jump", Oda Shingo's name has been mentioned constantly.

"A-choo——" Oda Shingo sneezed.

"Someone is talking about you." Fujido Kaoru teased.

Namikaze Yuzuru glanced at Oda Shingo and handed over the tissue box.

It felt weird. Why was a girl handing me the artifact box? Oda Shingo said thank you.

Fujido Kaoru followed Oda Shingo's request and collected all kinds of information from the Internet. After summarizing it, she gave a response: "Teacher Oda, those Internet celebrities are still criticizing your work for being meaningless. Do you want me to mobilize my fans to scold them back?"

"No need. Having talent is like being pregnant. It will show up over time. The connotation of Parasyte will become more and more apparent."

Fujido Kaoru smiled and said, "Teacher Oda, you can't talk like that outside, or you'll be accused of sexual harassment."

After she said this, she squeezed her eyes into stars, which gave people the feeling that there was a hint that we should discuss this matter privately.

“……”It seemed to be true, Oda Nobuo quickly reminded himself to be alert.

I eat and sleep together with these two girls every day. Ahem, we sleep in separate rooms on the second floor. After becoming too familiar with each other, I’ve become a little too talkative.

"A-choo——" Thinking of this, Oda Shingo suddenly sneezed again for some reason.

"Huh? There's more than one person missing you?" Fujido Kaoru asked in surprise.

“……” Namikaze Youhe glanced at her.

"Oh, everything seems to be normal." Fujido Kaoru raised her eyebrows, showing a good attitude of self-correction.

Shingo Oda kept sneezing while he continued his work.

"Teacher Oda, you are going to be famous!" Fujido Kaoru was surprised.

"You're too talkative. A-choo--A-choo--"

But these sneezes are definitely not good.

Oda Shingo has a cold.

And it's a bad cold.

(End of this chapter)