The main reason for wanting to read this was because many of my students are obsessed with this series and I thought that I should understand what they are talking about.
I see it now; this series is full of weird not-so bizarre adventures, merely revenge and action which is almost Shakespearean.
The illustrator of this manga is as if Tarantino has learnt this Japanese art, as this artist is able to capture the wide range of angles that the scene carry out with all of the vivid scenes of abstract horror you would see in action manga scenes.
I would recommend this for older readers 15+ due to its graphic content.

Every time I read JoJo I'm just amazed at how utterly inventive and off the wall it is. The second volume in the Golden Wind part brings us even more action and adventure. God is it good!

In this volume, we follow Giorno as he teams up with Bruno Bucciarati and his gang of rogue teenage gangsters. Things get gory, gruesome, and most especially weird, in the most delightful way.

This is shaping up to be one of my fav installments in the series thus far, really looking forward to seeing where it goes.