What is the comic about Firebird?

The legendary firebirds are eternal existences. They are reincarnated again and again in the fire, and they are immortal... With the firebirds as the main line, it travels through time and space, in the past, present and future. Legends that happened on earth and even alien planets... This work written by Osamu Tezuka can be called an immortal classic in the history of comics. I don’t know how many Japanese animation people grew up under it. If in the history of European and American films, Kubrick's series of works can be called a masterpiece, then this "Firebird" can be called an unshakable peak in the history of Japanese animation. The following is a quote from Feiyu Yan in "Yumeso":

Yoshihiro Togashi is good at suspense with twists and turns, but compared with it, he is just a clever person who plays a structural game; Rumiko Takahashi is good at depicting life, But it also turned into fur in comparison. In front of this work, the so-called magical fantasy of "Cape" seems bland; "Diablo" and "Five Star Story" are no longer worthy of the "magnificent" modification. It's not that these works are bad, it's just that "Firebird" is so good that it can be described as "extensive" in two words. As Tezuka himself summarized: "The theme of this work must be: 'Somewhere at a certain time, there is a certain life making a sound...'" Yes, samurai and robbers, robots And alien life... what they both interpret is the theme of life. In the river of time and space, a life can be as small as sand, but that does not mean that it does not exist. Beautiful dreams can be shattered in the blink of an eye, but the chorus of life in the entire universe is endless and never-ending, just like a phoenix in the fire...

The last chapter of "Firebird" is Modern editor, Tezuka once said before his death that he would summarize everything in this chapter. After experiencing various time and space, everything will finally be summarized in the real world. But unfortunately, this last chapter has not been completed yet. Mr. As time goes by, this "Firebird" has truly become a masterpiece. On February 9, 1989 (the first year of Heisei), a firebird quietly flew down from the sky and picked up our God of Comics. Before he left, he still cherished his pencil, maybe because he wanted to finish this drawing. The last chapter.