"Afro Samurai" creator Takashi Okazaki illustrated a "Star Wars Outlaws" Cover for upcoming Weekly Famitsu to celebrate its release. “In a feudal, futuristic Japan, samurai battle to become No.1 ...

The Afro Samurai manga was written and illustrated by Takashi Okazaki. It ran from Nov. 1998 to Sep 2002. Afro went after Justice to attain the Number One headband. Justice killed Rokutaro and ...

Afro Samurai is out for revenge. With cold-blooded determination, he sets out on the hunt for Justice, the gunman who killed his father and claimed the Number One Headband. Afro wakes from dreams ...

It follows Afro, an insanely skilled Black samurai on a path of revenge as he slices through waves of foes to make his way up the mountain to duel the gunman warrior Justice, who wears the Number ...

In a unique samurai manga turned anime, Afro Samurai follows the No. 2 ranked Afro, a Black ronin, on his quest for revenge against Justice, the gun-wielding man who killed his father and donned ...

Afro Samurai's aesthetics are on a whole other level. Here's what makes this cult classic anime so visually appealing.

The DGK x Afro Samurai collection pulls from all across Okazaki’s series. Apparel inspired by Afro himself, his father Justice, and the Rogues’ Gallery he meets along the way will all be available.

Justice. The core gameplay follows the same patterns as your standard hack and slash game, but while Afro Samurai doesn’t reinvent the wheel, there’s still a lot of enjoyment to be had.