Lupin III #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the sixth installment of Monkey Punch's classic Lupin III manga series, as published by Tokyopop in their 2003 English-language edition. It continues the globe-trotting adventures of master thief Arsène Lupin III and his crew—Jigen, Goemon, and Fujiko—as they pull off heists and evade Inspector Zenigata, blending slapstick comedy with high-stakes action.
In "How to Succeed in Business," Lupin III takes a job with a transportation firm to infiltrate a high-stakes operation involving an experimental oil bomb, but his plans quickly unravel when he finds himself outmaneuvered by a rival thief and tangled in Fujiko’s shifting loyalties. Written by Monkey Punch, Ray Yoshimoto, and Matt Yamashita, with art and inks by Monkey Punch, this 2003 Tokyopop issue delivers the classic charm and clever twists fans expect, all framed by a cover by Monkey Punch and Patrick Hook.
In "How to Succeed in Business," Lupin III slips into a corporate disguise to infiltrate a transportation firm and steal an experimental oil bomb, but his plan hits complications when a rival thief and Fujiko—ever the enigma—enter the game, each with their own agenda. The story unfolds with sharp wit and steady tension, as Lupin navigates a web of deception where trust is the rarest commodity.
In "Always Be Selling," Lupin III pulls off a high-stakes double act—filming a slick commercial for Nitto Transport while secretly siphoning off its liquid assets, all while outmaneuvering the ever-persistent Inspector Zenegata. With charm and cunning as his only tools, he turns a corporate pitch into a heist in real time.
In "The Company Man," Jigen takes on a dangerous assignment from a construction firm’s president, who wants Lupin eliminated before he can reclaim stolen blueprints. The job puts Jigen at odds with his old partner, forcing him to navigate loyalty, duty, and the ever-shifting lines of right and wrong.
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