US EditionFunctionally a Cartoon Invincibility: Hagai Palevsky on Sugiura Shigeru’s NINJA SARUTOBI SASUKE
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Functionally a Cartoon Invincibility: Hagai Palevsky on Sugiura Shigeru’s NINJA SARUTOBI SASUKE
Sugiura Shigeru’s Ninja Sarutobi Sasuke, published this past September by New York Review Comics with a translation by Ryan Holmberg, operates on what is functionally a cartoon invincibility. Just like Sarutobi Sasuke is a well-known folkloric figure in Japan, so too does everyone know of him within the stories as well; yet, because of his trickster-like powers of disguise, no one ever quite recognizes him or knows what he looks like, leading hi…
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