Getter Robo (1974) Original Japanese B2 Poster - Ken Ishikawa 92213 and controversy that define Tarantino's

and controversy that define Tarantino's career—from his early indie breakthroughs to his status as a pop culture icon

anata ga ikitsuzuketa riyu o oshiete kudasai

from his birth to his crucifixion and resurrection

A 34 years old genuine piece of crime cinema history for collectors

Sized at a striking 51x73 cm in classic B2 format

Getter Robo (1974) Original Japanese B2 Poster - Ken Ishikawa 92213 and controversy that define Tarantino'sGetter Robo began as a 1974 manga by Go Nagai and Ken Ishikawa and a Toei television series that ran to fifty one episodes. Three pilots combine their craft into transforming super robots to fight the Dinosaur Empire. This poster promotes the Toei Video LaserDisc box sets of the series. Ken Ishikawa's painted key art centers Getter Robo's red and white masked pilot and the drill armed Getter 2 against a wall of flame, mechanical dragons and Dinosaur