Naruto´s true story

[uriondo]

Professor Juan López Cachon de Hito, from the Spanish Universidad Complutense de Madrid, has a very interesting Comic Book History class that I´m attending to. He has showed us some extracts of his new book, 'Un Dios entre Ellos' ('A God betweem Them'), where he disclose a very interesting story about Naruto´s true origin.

After deep research on Kirby´s hidden original work chest, he is now revindicating the powerful influence of Jack Kirby on manga artistic world. In fact, he has discover that the Masashi Kishimoto´s characters are completely based on some sketches that Big Jack made 20 years ago in order to sell them to a Japanese collector, named Ito Mishima. He never talked about this deal 'cause USA was at war against Japan, and he didn´t feel very proud of this little exchange.

Cachon de Hito has got some of those drawings into the book, and I´ve manage to get one and scan it. What do you think about this awesome revelation?

 

[spdrknight]

Interesting, to say the least.

Do you know what Kirbys original idea was?

 

[uriondo]

I don´t know... The King was sooo creative, that anything is possible...

Interesting, to say the least.

Do you know what Kirbys original idea was?

 

[Lord]

I know this is really old but wasn't Masashi Kishimoto still a kid when Kirby made that? If he made that, but if he did make that why is this in the fan art section?