Death Wish - A Buronson Fanclub

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This club is for all fans of Buronson's works.

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Yes, the club's name is a reference to the film starred by Charles Bronson.

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	Which is your favorite manga by Buronson? m4rc0	6 replies	by Hojo »» 09-30-09, 11:58 AM
	Hokuto no Ken, the origin of the modern action shounen m4rc0	2 replies	by m4rc0 »» 08-03-09, 8:32 PM

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m4rc0 | 08-24-09, 8:24 PM

Yes, but there are also very high quality scans out there. The SnK scans I read are very good, though the group is slow.

And it is common to exist speed scan groups, that normally don't have a good quality and the quality groups, that release the chapters later, but with quality.

And unfortunately there are good groups/people doing repeated work out there...

YoungVagabond | 08-24-09, 3:18 AM

Well, a lot of manga are scanlated very poorly, to the point where the original work reads much worse, or is completely ruined.

m4rc0 | 08-23-09, 11:48 PM

I found a french edition of Heat in a website, but since I can't read (or speak) french...

Hundreds scanlating Naruto and Bleach while works by great mangakas are being neglected...

Nothing against popluar manga being scanlated, but is it really necessary to have more than one group doing it?

The same goes for anime...

dxInt | 08-23-09, 9:40 PM

The first volume of Lord was scanlated, you can download it here:

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?yynmzytyybl

Shame we haven't gotten more... the story was shaping up to be pretty awesome.

YoungVagabond | 08-23-09, 7:34 PM

Unfortunately, it appears that neither has been scanlated.

m4rc0 | 08-23-09, 5:48 PM

Does anyone knows where I can find Heat and Lord in english?

m4rc0 | 08-23-09, 12:41 PM

When I wrote impact I meant the name per se, because I am not a specialist in Bronson's works, though I appreciate what I saw very much.

Kinjite is just awesome.

I really should watch more of his movies. Eastwood's too. The good times when the heroes were manly.

YoungVagabond | 08-23-09, 12:36 AM

m4rco said:

Though Mr. Majestyk would be like a compliment to Buronson...

Precisely!

As for Charlie Bronson's most famous and important film, that's easily "Once Upon a Time in the West", followed by "The Dirty Dozen", "The Magnificent Seven", and "Red Sun".

The Death Wish series rocks, though