Bokurano's Kitoh to Draw One-Shot Manga in Jump Square
posted on 2008-03-03 17:12 EST
Mohiro Kitoh, the creator of the Bokurano suspense manga that spun off an anime series, will draw a one-shot manga called Kare no Satsujin Keikaku (His Murder Scheme) in the May issue of Jump Square, which goes on sale on April 4 in Japan. The announcement was made in the April issue, which was released on March 4. The May issue will also have Masakazu Katsura (Video Girl Ai, I"s, Zetman) drawing the Sachiechan-Gū!! one-shot manga that Akira Toriyama (Dragon Ball, Dr. Slump, Sand Land) created. Rounding out the one-shot manga in this issue is an unnamed work from Yasutaka Togashi (Takeda Fuku-Buchō).
Source: Muhyojo
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