Bloody Stumps Samurai
血だるま剣法・おのれらに告ぐ · ちだるまけんぽうおのれらにつぐ
est. Rough estimate based on volume count, reprints and magazine — not an official figure
Overview
With this book, Hirata set out to draw a passionate critique of discrimination against the Japanese outcaste community, known as the burakumin, around the character of Gennosuke, a young buraku whose mission to avenge and uplift his people through the sword goes horribly and gorily wrong. Though clearly intended as an anti-discrimination broadside, Bloody Stumps Samurai rubbed the Buraku Liberation League the wrong way, leading to copies being confiscated and burned and Hirata temporarily blacklisted. (Source: Retrofit Comics)
Source: AniList
External databases: MADB · AniList
How to compare editions, collected volumes and ISBNs / Sources, updates and corrections