Crusher Joe Rebirth returns after 3 years of hiatus

Yu Harii , the author of Crusher Joe Rebirth , announced on his X account that the manga will return from the hiatus that began in 2022. The story is an adaptation of the science fiction novels by Haruka Takachiho .

Along with the announcement, Harii shared that all chapters of the manga are available for free Kodansha 's Comic Days website and app . The platform will make all chapters available in Japanese until July 18, 2025.

See the translation and the author's original tweet

It has been decided that the serialization of Crusher Joe Rebirth will resume. It appears that all chapters published so far are available to read for free until the final chapter is published. Thank you.

Meet Crusher Joe Rebirth

The original work, Crusher Joe , is a series of light novels , released between 1977 and 2016, written by Haruka Takachiho and illustrated by Yoshikazu Yasuhiko .

The story follows the Crusher Council , a group of individuals who perform a variety of tasks, from transportation to terraforming, and everything in between. In the early days of space exploration, these workers took on the task of destroying asteroids and defining space routes. The public nicknamed them "Crushers" because of their work, and this name eventually became their trademark.

The Crushers follow strict rules. The Council strictly prohibits unethical and illegal assignments, barring any professional who accepts them. Underworld clients will do anything to trick the Crushers into accepting immoral work, knowing that once the Council accepts a case, the Crushers have an honorable duty to follow it. Among the elite teams are the main characters in this story: Joe, Alfin, Talos, Ricky, and Dongo.

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Source: Yu Harii's X account

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