Bookila ni Yoroshiku!

Say Hello to Bookila
ブッキラによろしく!
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Synopsis

Although an attractive girl, Toroko is a terrible actress. Despite the fact that she messes up her lines, ignores her superiors, and generally causes mayhem, Touzai Television continues to use her in many of their shows. People begin to notice, and the tabloid reporter, Rokurou, intends to get to the bottom of this mystery. Little does he know that his investigation will turn up a strange relationship between the actress and a demon... or that he will soon be a part of that uneasy relationship himself. (Source: Digital Manga Publishing)

Publication notes

Bookila ni Yoroshiku! was published digitally in English as Say Hello to Bookila by Digital Manga Publishing in a complete omnibus.

Published

Apr 12, 1985 to Jul 12, 1985

Authors

Tezuka, Osamu

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Main characters

Rock Holmes69 fan favorites
External profile
Rock is a recurrent character in Osamu Tezuka's manga series, and he is an important part of Osamu Tezuka's Star System. Rock is a young boy with shiny dark hair. He first appeared in the manga series Detective Boy Rock Holmes, as a child detective. While most of other Tezuka child characters stayed the same age, Rock grew up throughout the years and his character was reused for more mature "roles" in Tezuka's manga, where he gradually developed a darker personality. Often cold and brutal, his character tends to be used as an antagonist, who later, in works such as Phoenix, kidnapped and murdered people. In this older form, Rock is often wearing a three-piece suit, a striped tie and dark sunglasses, the last of which became something of a trademark for him. Best known to American audiences for his dark and violent roles in the Metropolis movie and second volume of Alabaster, Rock is sometimes good, sometimes evil, but always determined, absolute, and charismatic. (Source: Wikipedia, Tezuka, edited)