WOW, a classic.
North American video distributor Discotek Media revealed on Thursday that it will release the 1984 anime film Locke the Superman.
The anime was a former Central Park Media license. Director Hiroshi Fukutomi (Battle Angel, Those Who Hunt Elves 2) adapted Yuki Hijiri's original manga of the same name about a quiet, seemingly ageless loner with breathtaking psychic powers. In the story, the military seek him out to deal with a woman who is raising an army of psychics.
The film spawned a series of original video anime sequels, and the original manga itself continues to this day.
source: ANN
North American video distributor Discotek Media revealed on Thursday that it will release the 1984 anime film Locke the Superman.
The anime was a former Central Park Media license. Director Hiroshi Fukutomi (Battle Angel, Those Who Hunt Elves 2) adapted Yuki Hijiri's original manga of the same name about a quiet, seemingly ageless loner with breathtaking psychic powers. In the story, the military seek him out to deal with a woman who is raising an army of psychics.
The film spawned a series of original video anime sequels, and the original manga itself continues to this day.
source: ANN