Magazines, Mooks, Flyers and Booklets
Due to the film being a dual-anniversary release, it got quite a bit of coverage in the press - from more popular magazines such as Ultra Jump, to the more unexpected ones, such as Playboy Japan.
All Japanese magazines are read in a right-to-left format, but the images in these galleries have been organized to match a traditional left-to-right format for easier viewing.
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Official Movie Guide
A 38-page magazine containing details about the film, as well as screenshots and interviews from the cast, staff, and Hirohiko Araki himself both in regards to the film and Jojo's Bizarre Adventure as a whole.
Program Booklet
An 18-page booklet that was given out in theaters containing character designs from the movie, as well as interviews from some of the cast and Hirohiko Araki.
Overdrive Omnibus
A thick magazine that acts as a complete compilation of the entire Phantom Blood manga, while also promoting the movie.
Flyers and Tickets
Some printed material was made to specifically advertise the film, including flyers and some specially-made tickets for viewers to see the film in theaters.
