One Piece Magazine - Volume Four

One Piece Magazine - Volume Four (One Piece Magazine Vol.4) 🎨🏴‍☠️ "Where fans' dreams come true through Oda's brush!" – The fourth volume is a milestone in the One Piece magazine series, re-launched as a quarterly publication with greater strength and richer content. The legendary feature of this volume is the "Dream One Shot" project, where Eiichiro Oda himself drew a concept sent by a fan, making this edition a rare document of communication between the author and his audience. The detailed feature that interests the professional collector is the "Dream One Shot" project, which contains an exclusive drawing from Oda of an innovative fan idea, making this volume artistically unique. An exclusive cover by Oda, featuring a drawing he made specifically for this volume, elevates its value as a collectible art piece. Premium stickers and gifts come with the volume, making the experience of owning it more enjoyable and interactive. A massive content (220 pages), a large-sized Mook book with detailed insights into the manga and anime behind the scenes like never before. Technical specifications: The edition that redefined anime magazines: Release date: October 19, 2018. Number of pages: 220 pages (larger than previous volumes). Dimensions: approximately 18 × 25 cm (7.05 × 10.12 inches). Language: Japanese (original Japan edition). Contents: The book + exclusive stickers. Why should you add Volume Four to your collection? This volume is a "gateway to creativity"; it not only showcases drawings but also involves the reader in the world of One Piece. With 220 pages, you will get an intensive dose of technical information, interviews, and side stories that deepen your understanding of the Straw Hat crew characters. It is the edition that proves that One Piece is not just a manga, but an entire culture. "See the idea Oda chose to draw... and browse behind the scenes of the most exciting world!" Tip for displaying the "Art Library": Since you now own Volume Seven and Volume Four, you can display them side by side vertically, so that Oda's colorful covers appear as artistic panels. Place your collection between them; this arrangement will add a historical depth to your collection, combining the characters (figures) with the stories behind them (magazines).