DC Comics Artist Draws Cover For My Hero Academia

One of the staple names in the manga and anime scene who made its mark as one of the biggest shonen series there ever is, My Hero Academia surely made itself known and supreme where the story follows superheroes and villains fighting for supremacy. It's no surprise that DC Comics artist Jorge Jimenez drew the official cover of My Hero Academia.

Jorge Jimenez shared his art, the cover of the anime, and considered My Hero Academia as his "favorite series as of the moment" as he grabbed the opportunity to thank those behind his amazing feat and hope that people will like it. On the cover are Deku and Mirio in a perfect mixture of the East and West comic illustration.

Jorge Jimenez is a DC Comics artist who is responsible for drawing various characters in DC like Superman, Batman, and The Super Sons. Now, he could add into his roster of heroes and villains drawn Midoriya and Lemillion from My Hero Academia is a new publication of the title merging the worlds of comic books and manga series, the best of both worlds.

To date, My Hero Academia is currently in its fifth season where there exists a battle between the heroes of Class 1-A and 1-B. Lemillion was introduced in the anime series during the fourth season while Midoriya remains to be the main protagonist of the show. Both the anime and the manga series show progress in the turn of events revealed like the identities of the users of the One for All in the recent manga chapters.

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