In a mafia-governed city where corruption and violence is commonplace, two brothers find a mysterious artifact that will change their lives forever Joe and Zack lost their father when they were young. Since then, the two brothers have chosen vastly different paths: Zack is a policeman, while Joe is a food delivery man.
Despite their differences, both share a gift for boxing. However, the discovery of mysterious artifacts left by their late father is about to change their lives forever.
Can the two thrive against all odds, thrown into a sprawling metropolis commanded by corrupt mafia gangs?
In the sprawling, mafia-controlled metropolis of Mirai City, corruption runs deep and justice is hard to find.
Space Punch blends high-octane manga action with emotional storytelling and a touch of the occult. Volume 1 sets the stage for a gripping saga of redemption, rebellion, and raw power.
Brothers Joe and Zack lost their father at a young age-and with him, their sense of direction. Zack became a police officer, trying to fight the system from within. Joe dropped out of school and now delivers food, struggling to find his place. But both share a hidden talent: boxing.
When they uncover mysterious artifacts left behind by their late father, their lives are thrown into chaos. These relics awaken dormant powers and hint at a supernatural legacy that could reshape the city-and themselves. As they confront violent gangs, crooked officials, and their own inner demons, the brothers must decide whether to fight for change or be consumed by the darkness around them.
Themes explored in Volume 1:
- Brotherhood and Diverging Paths: A heartfelt look at two siblings navigating grief, identity, and loyalty.
- Corruption and Resistance: A gritty urban setting where justice is elusive and power is abused.
- Boxing and Self-Discovery: Physical strength becomes a metaphor for emotional resilience and personal growth.
- Supernatural Mystery: Artifacts and hidden powers introduce a mystical layer that deepens the stakes.
- Shonen-style Progression: Joe's journey from self-doubt to strength follows classic manga tropes with fresh energy.
Recommended by Radiant creator Tony Valente, Space Punch blends shonen-style action with noir atmosphere and emotional depth.
