Kamen America Alpha:
The physical, printed manga! 180 black and white pages, read from right to left, tells the main story in a unique way with new twists and turns by utilizing the Japanese tankōbon format. While retreading familiar territory, the decompressed, long-form storytelling style of Japanese manga allows us to "fill in the gaps" of certain plotlines and personal details that had to be sidelined in the original publication. Though some of Alpha will revisit familiar events, most of it will be brand new "deleted scenes" that are canonical to the main work!
- Story: Timothy Lim and Mark Pellegrini
- Artwork: Studio NICE
- Script: Mark Pellegrini
- Edits: Timothy Lim
- Front Covers: AYAHIKOH
- Back Cover: NICHIGECKOH
When Kamen America Volume 1 first debuted in 2020, no one could have predicted how successful it would be, or even if it would make it past one volume. The story had to be condensed to fit into 56 pages, with very little room to breathe.
If given enough time and pages, what story would have been told? What would be the quintessential adaptation of the original work? That question is finally answered in Kamen America: Alpha.