Open view of the complete Akira Box Set, with 6 hardcover volumes of Akira and a bonus book titled "Akira Club".
Open view of the complete Akira Box Set, with 6 hardcover volumes of Akira and a bonus book titled "Akira Club".
Stack of all 6 volumes of Akira, hardcover versions with bright colored spines with the appropriate numbers.
Cover for Akira Club, mostly gray like metal with an inner circle of various mechanical parts and the title within.
Assembled box set for all volumes of Akira, a black and red box with white detailing featuring the title in bold, wide font and an illustration of a destroyed Tokyo from the manga.
Open view of the complete Akira Box Set, with 6 hardcover volumes of Akira and a bonus book titled "Akira Club".
Open view of the complete Akira Box Set, with 6 hardcover volumes of Akira and a bonus book titled "Akira Club".
Stack of all 6 volumes of Akira, hardcover versions with bright colored spines with the appropriate numbers.
Cover for Akira Club, mostly gray like metal with an inner circle of various mechanical parts and the title within.
Assembled box set for all volumes of Akira, a black and red box with white detailing featuring the title in bold, wide font and an illustration of a destroyed Tokyo from the manga.

Katsuhiro Otomo - Akira Complete Box Set (35th Anniversary)

$ 219.99

Contains all 6 hardcover volumes of Akira plus Akira Fan Club art book. Box measures 11 x 11 x 9 inches. 

An all-new, complete 35th anniversary hardcover box set of one of the most acclaimed and influential comics of all time, with the original Japanese art and right-to-left reading format for the first time! The science fiction epic that changed anime and manga forever is presented in six beautiful hardcover volumes, plus the hardcover Akira Club art book and an exclusive patch with the iconic pill design.

In 1982, Kodansha published the first chapter of Akira, a dystopian saga set in Neo-Tokyo, a city recovering from thermonuclear attack where the streets have been ceded to motorcycle gangs and the rich and powerful run dangerous experiments on destructive, supernatural powers that they cannot control. In 1988, the manga was adapted into what was at the time the most expensive animated film ever made, which brought Akira's influence out of the manga world and onto the global stage. Today, it remains a touchstone for artists, writers, filmmakers, and fans, retaining all the brutal impact and narrative intensity it had when Otomo first unleashed it onto the world.