Help, /co/! What's a good starting point if I want to get

>>94632888
Literally pick up the first paperback and go from there.
http://www.darkhorse.com/Blog/2562/usagi-yojimbo-reading-guide

>>94632888
Issue 1. There are tons of one-off issues as well that you could get into, but there's no better way to get into Yojimbo then the beginning.

>>94632888
I mean, it's not that long and it's never retconned or rebooted.
You could start from the begginning and be all right.
In fact you'd probably regret it if you don't start at the begginning.

>>94632888

Issue 1, I'd say.

File: Usagi-Yojimbo-Special-Edition-Cover.jpg (35KB, 378x500px) Image search: [Google]

35KB, 378x500px

>>94632931
the first paperbacks are the special edition set

I've seen a few Usagi posts crop up over the last week. What's with the sudden interest? The new TMNT episodes? Didn't think anyone still watched that.

>>94633842
The set includes the first seven books published by Fantagraphics. The story continues in the Dark Horse books.

>>94634162
I guess, coupled with the recent crossover in the comics. People see threads about it, they get interested, and the ball keeps rolling.

>>94633481
>begginning

>>94634162
Usagi is criminally underrated and deserves more promotion

>>94632888
If you've never read it before, "Grasscutter" is a fantastic place to start.

Like others have said, It really doesn't matter. If you're interested in seeing the evolution of the art style, you could start from the beginning. The collections are super easy to find in any comic shop worth a damn.

Nice trips, BTW.

>>94635269
Underrated? He is well known among non capes.

>>94632888
>getting into furry garbage
there's plenty of other websites you could start from I'm sure

>>94636399
Usagi Yojimbo isn't furry garbage just because it has an anthro universe.

>>94632888
I'll help if you tell me why I keep thinking of Meatwad when I see this rabbit.

>>94638794
I am afraid I am not that autistic to see the relation.