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 ...

After four great episodes we were expecting much more than what we got out of the series finale of Afro Samurai. Expecting a more action-packed and conclusive ending, instead what we received was ...

Afro Samurai captivated viewers with its unique ... the owner of the No.1 headband at the hands of the gunslinger known as Justice. Afro then grows up and begins his journey to hunt down and ...

All too often, television shows feel as though they’ve been created in a factory. Last year, many new shows had an occult twist, and this fall’s trend was serious dramas with complicated plots.

Searching for Justice, the man who killed his father ... he was responsible for the characters and the action which Afro Samurai will be remembered for. His characters feel very human, but in ...

Afro Samurai blends 3D brawling and Japanese history into an epic tale of vengeance. When protagonist Afro’s father is brutally decapitated (ironically, by a man named Justice) Afro swears to ...

Afro Samurai is the story of a man on a lifelong journey to avenge his father killed by the lethal fighter Justice. Now, shedding Justice’s blood is Afro’s only reason to live. Seeking Justice ...

I can see how a less-is-more philosophy could work here. Robinson is incredibly passionate about doing the Afro Samurai narrative justice (bad pun?). Maybe in order to do that properly ...