You know, things happen in life. "Development Hell" is a thing, people only live for so long, businesses start up and shut down every day. And that's what happened to Zombie Powder, or so I understand. It never finished it's run because the publication folded, so it only got four collected volumes and a story left unresolved. Without much to go on, how did it do?

Actually, very well. It's a shonen, from the 2000s era shonens, but a bit outlandish in it's world building. Imagine a much darker tale of Goku's search for the Dragon Balls, with a Trigun-esque setting and you have the right idea. Just over the top enough to be fun, a flawless art style, I can't help but be curious how an anime would have turned out.

It is a shame that a manga about a wanderer wielding a chainsaw sword didn't get rescued, because the creator, Tite Kubo hasn't picked up the concept again. Instead he focused on his other title that blew up on both sides of the pacific. A little manga called "Bleach".

Short-lived, but worth the read. Find Zombie Powder for your Stack.