Toyotaro, the artist who inherited the vision of Dragon Ball, paid a heartfelt tribute to Akira Toriyama in Dragon Ball Super ...

Akira Toriyama has a very distinctive art style in most of his works, but that style changed notably after Dragon Ball ...

In a new Afterword in Dragon Ball Super Volume 24, Toyotaro states, “The Saiyamen X origin story that I was able to include at the end of this volume is a manga adaptation with additional details, ...

Dragon Ball Super Volume 24 includes a beautiful illustration as a tribute to Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama.

This saved Toriyama some work by not having to color the scalps of many of his regular characters, thus speeding up the delivery process to the publisher.

For now, as all Dragon Ball fans will know, Akira Toriyama is not very interested in explaining ... him to explore the place and left us with this 20-episode work of art. “Toriyama personally wrote ...

For this, the Western Supreme Kai had to survive Majin Buu’s attack, getting trapped in a sealed dimension. Her seducing Goku is unlikely, but like Arinsu, she could have been conducting experiments ...

But even though stateside Toriyama’s visual style wouldn’t be the vanguard for ... Toriyama made to be plastered over posters, box art, game guides, and more. Regardless of whether or not ...

Toyotaro, chosen by Toriyama, is regarded as his successor to continue the Dragon Ball Super story. Potential legal battles may complicate Toyotaro's involvement with Dragon Ball Super after ...

DJ Morrow’s creations, inspired by his own emotional life, can disturb as much as they delight. Credit... Supported by By Joshua David Stein Photographs and Video by Jake Michaels “It’s ...