NISIOISIN and Demizu's new sequel manga will be set 60 years after the events of Araki's original series. was originally created by Jojo's Bizarre Adventure author Hirohiko Araki, and was serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump in 1983. sequel manga, which the artist is working on with Monogatari writer NISIOISIN. Posuka Demizu, meanwhile, is working on the newly announced Cool Shock B.T. RELATED: Dune Director Says Marvel Hiring Eternals Filmmaker Is a 'Genius' Move It’s a movie that’s made as a tribute for the big-screen experience." The outspoken French Canadian director recently courted criticism from Marvel fans and even other famous movie directors when he criticized the MCU movies for being, in his words, "nothing more than a cut and paste of others." Villeneuve has also publicly complained about the Dune movie's simultaneous release on HBO Max, saying "Frankly, to watch Dune on a television, the best way I can compare it is to drive a speedboat in your bathtub.
I think it's very beautiful and very poetic." Villeneuve previously worked on acclaimed movies such as 2013's P risoners, the original Sicario and the critically lauded Blade Runner 2049. The outcome was better than Shirai imagined.Dune's director, Denis Villeneuve, praised Demizu's artwork, saying, "It's very meaningful to me that other artists can draw inspiration from my work and incorporate it into their own. Shirai had seen Demizu’s art before and loved it, but before starting the series they created a one-shot called Poppy's Wish. Originally, Shirai planned to write and draw, but his editor felt like Shirai’s style ‘didn’t do the script justice’ and would be too hard for Shirai to keep up the quality of both. It follows Emma and her friends who try to escape the orphanage they grew up in after they find out the unsettling truth behind it.
The series started in issue 35 of Weekly Shōnen Jump (Shueisha).
Notably, she has worked with animation studio JCstaff on the series Sakurasou no Pet na Kanojo (The Pet Girl of Sakurasou) and illustrated a comic for the popular card battle Orca Battle.īeginning in 2016, Demizu collaborated with author Kaiu Shirai on Yakusoku no Neverland (The Promised Neverland).
She has worked on a wide range of projects with children’s magazines and video games companies. She emerged on the manga scene in 2008 with a mini-series for monthly manga magazine CoroCoro. Posuka Demizu was born and lives in Tokyo, Japan.
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