Takehiko Inoue's Vagabond is described as an epic martial arts manga that is a fictionalized story of the journey of real-life swordsman Shinmen Takez, better known as the legendary Musashi Miyamoto.

After a five-year absence, Takehiko Inoue's historical fiction Vagabond ... Inoue was inspired by Yeji Yoshikawa’s Musashi, a seminal work in Japanese classic literature that retells the life ...

Vagabond Vol.1, by Takehiko Inoue. A ruthless warrior who also sought spiritual enlightenment, Musashi was a man of action and wisdom — perhaps with an emphasis on action in this retelling.

In a recent interview, Inoue stated that he was looking to draw the continuation of Vagabond “quickly” and that the story following Musashi Miyamoto is far from being completed: Takehiko Inoue ...

Readers over 30 may not recognize manga artist Takehiko Inoue’s name ... Hanamichi Sakuragi in “Slam Dunk,” samurai Miyamoto Musashi’s progress on the musha shugyo (“warrior’s path ...

Miyamoto Mushashi was a legendary swordsman who lived in the late 1500s and early 1600s in Japan. He is believed to be undefeated in sword combat, earning the reputation of being one of the ...

The Miyamoto Musashi, created by Takehiko Inoue, is hellbent on looking inward and saving himself, while the one from Onimusha is focused on the world. Sidu Arah writes about anime at Sportskeeda ...

Takehiko Inoue: I started to play to be popular with ... PWCW: Your samurai series, Vagabond, is about Miyamoto Musashi, Japan’s famed swordsman. How did you become interested in his story?