Japanese comic series 'Slam Dunk' to be made into a movie


By AGENCY

A promotional handout featuring the comic book art of 'Slam Dunk' creator Takehiko Inoue.

Japanese manga artist Takehiko Inoue, best known for the basketball title Slam Dunk, said on Jan 7 that the comic series will be made into a movie.

Inoue, 53, made the announcement via a short video on Twitter with the hashtag #slamdunkmovie.

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