Kentaro Yabuki
• Viz (2006–ongoing)
• Shueisha (Weekly Shônen Jump, 2000–2004)
• 20 volumes • Shônen, Crime, Action
• 16+ (violence)
In this adventure manga clearly inspired by Cowboy Bebop, Train Heartnet, aka “Black Cat,” is an easygoing bounty hunter who once worked as an assassin for the world-spanning super-organization 
the people who did him wrong. For the first few chapters, Black Cat seems to take place in a world like our own (all the names are changed, but the Latin American cityscapes look interestingly familiar), but soon fantasy elements creep in among the heist scenes: nanotechnology, Taoists who use chi-based superpowers, dinosaurs. The banter between the characters flows nicely, but the heists are juvenile, and the generic artwork removes any anticipation of seeing what will come next. For a shônen manga about superpowered crooks, the later volumes of Hunter x Hunter are far superior.
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