The second story Gon Goes Flying tells the tale of Gon spending some time with the local golden eagle chick and fending off the local bobcat. The final tale, Gon Glares is a wacky and often silly story of Gon teaming up with a cast of Australian marsupials to drive off a hunting dingo. The stories of Gon are workless and absolutely stunning. Masashi Tanaka rarely produces more than four Gon stories in a year. This is evident by looking at the amazing artwork.
Words are unsuitable for the intricate lined detail in every panel of the stories.
The scenes of Gon in a number of natural environments are breathtaking. Even the most avowed comic disliker has been taken aback by Tanaka's artwork. The detail of the artwork in Gon is so unique to almost make it a medium unto itself, and certainly worth purchasing the book. Viz Communications Inc. Rumiko Takahashi's latest manga series, Inu-Yasha truly began to take shape in volume 3. The latest volume picks up on the story that the previous volume began.