Warning by VampireBanana: LOTS of Black humor! Also, none of the pages are really continuous so the numbering doesn't matter.
Palepoli goes beyond the framework of standard four-panel manga and views its structure in new ways. Actually, Furuya knew nothing of conventional manga styles and methods when he started Palepoli. As a result, he created something that bore little similarity to other manga. Furuya notes that he selects his subject matter and methods with clear and precise intentions. I find it extremely rare for a manga artist to be this deliberate.
A portion of Palepoli was featured in Secret Comics Japan(published by Viz).
