Remembrance event for "Golgo 13" manga artist

Remembrance event for "Golgo 13" manga artist

Two people look at magazine covers on display at a farewell gathering for late Japanese manga artist Takao Saito, the creator of long-running comic book series "Golgo 13," held in a Tokyo hotel on Sept. 29, 2022. Saito died of pancreatic cancer in September last year.

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