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JaggedAuthor
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I remember reading this in Nintendo Power as a kid. Glad to see it's finally being released in trade paperback form in the U.S.
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Heishi
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Awesome!!
Now I want a copy! |
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thekingsdinner
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I've never read this in my life, but it does look like fun. Might get it just for the hell of it.
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Mr. Oshawott
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I'm ecstatic that readers of newer generations will have a chance to read this Super Mario comic from the early years of Nintendo Power!
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Somewhere
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More specifically, it basically goes through Super Mario World. And somewhere in there the crew have a pit stop at a village of Yoshi.
Definitely picking this up eventually. One of my childhood regrets is not ordering the original printed versions of this and the LoZ: LttP series back when Nintendo Power offered them. |
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GATSU
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Yay. Now all they need is the Star Fox and Metroid manga.
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anddo
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I read this as a kid and really liked it!!
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doctordoom85
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Yeah, I didn't get Nintendo Power until the Gamecube era so I missed out on this, and was bummed when I found out about it through Nostalgia Critic who talked about how cool it was (especially after the bad movie and plain weird cartoon) and then found the only copy of a trade online was going for like $500. Glad Viz is bringing it back in print, I'll totally pick this up.
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Cecilthedarkknight_234
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take my love, my anger AND ALL OF MONEY!!!
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leafy sea dragon
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Didn't this comic continue to adapt Mario games all the way up to the present day? I could've sworn I saw it cover Super Paper Mario, of all things. Or is this something different than Super Mario-kun?
I also didn't read Nintendo Power until the Gamecube era, around the time of the "Who are you?" campaign. I didn't know the magazine had these neat things in it until later. |
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CureCosmos
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AAAAAAAAA I'm so happy! I never really got to read this comic (I know there's scans online, it's just not quite the same..), so I'm super happy!!
It seems you're a little mixed-up. The comic here isn't Super Mario-kun, it's just Super Mario Adventures; however Super Mario-kun DOES cover multiple Mario games, but is in Japanese and isn't officially translated as far as I know (I HOPE IT GETS PICKED UP TOO) |
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epicwizard
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I hope they license Super Mario-kun sometime in the future.
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belvadeer
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Super Mario-kun's art style is just too zany though. |
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leafy sea dragon
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Aw, darn. Okay then. I didn't know there were two different series. I always thought Super Mario Adventures and Super Mario-kun were the same thing. |
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Beatdigga
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Man, last time I thought of this was when Doug Walker (AKA the Nostalgia Critic) did a video gushing about it being the best adaptation of Mario he's seen.
Personally I remember digging Ishinomori's Zelda comic a bit more but this was more of a zany action/comedy. |
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