"Lupin III" comic books

Photo taken April 17, 2019, shows copies of the "Lupin III" comic books. Monkey Punch, the popular series' creator whose real name was Kazuhiko Kato, died of pneumonia on April 11 at age 81. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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ILEA000156003

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2019/4/17 11:58:18

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2019 Kyodo News

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3273 × 2806 pixel

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