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[17] Otomo agreed to a film adaptation of the work, provided he retained creative control. This insistence was based on his experiences working on Harmagedon. The film was
released theatrically in Japan in July 1988, and followed by limited theatrical releases in various Western territories from 1989 to 1991. [23][24] Even when Young Magazine became a weekly publication in 1989, Otomo and Akira retained a biweekly schedule. [17] The 120 chapters and more than 2,000 pages were collected and released in six tankōbon
volumes by publisher Kodansha between September 21, 1984, and March 23, 1993. [17] A five-volume anime comic version created using scenes from the film adaptation was published between August 29 and December 6, 1988, with newly painted covers by Otomo. [17] The colored version created for America by Marvel Comics was published in Japan in 12 volumes between October 7, 1988,[17] and September 20, 1996. English publication[edit] Otomo and Kodansha's Yasumasa Shimizu visited New York City in 1983 to meet with Archie Goodwin of Marvel Comics, who had seen Akira and wanted to publish it in America. [25] Shimizu said that Kodansha had received offers from many other publishers, including the newly established Viz Media, but Otomo chose Goodwin because he was really close to French artists that Otomo was a fan of. [25] Otomo did not want Akira to be seen as some "strange thing from Japan," leading to a meticulous and now-"unimaginable" process of altering the art and coloring to make it accessible to American audiences. [25] Because Japanese manga is read right-to-left, the artwork had to be flipped to read the other way.
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