My Name Is Fujiko begins with Fujiko stealing a briefcase from Lupin and Jigen. They manage to catch up with her, drug her, and as revenge, have their fun before running off with the briefcase and... How much of it is Fujiko faking? ^_^

The art is gorgeous, very stylized, but very clear. My only complaint is in some pictures, Fujiko's boobs are bigger than her head and they look way too freaky to be enticing.

The art style for this is amazing, which probably means that it was created sometime recently, as opposed to the other galleries which seem to have that decades old style.

I could easily see this being a full color cell-shaded doujin, with the thick black outlines.

This is the best basic 2 on 1 I've seen in a while.

And if you actually like stories with your porn, this one definitely takes pointers from the series.

This is classic Lupin. Fujiko gets man-handled by Lupin and Jigen, but is it all part of Fujiko's plan to get the goods? Fujiko has one of the sexiest attitudes in all of anime, and it's shown very much in this brilliant doujin. And as a bonus, there are a couple pin-ups in true Lupin art style in the beginning. There should definitely be more Fujiko doujins out there like this.

In this humble reviewer's mind derivative ( or "Dojin", call them what you will) works need to fulfil two basic tenants. Firstly they must have the characters recognizable within the allowances of copyright and art-style of the author. Secondly they simply must have the 'feel' of the series they are deriving their inspiration from. This particular work fits both of these requirements like the proverbial glove.

The art-style here owes a lot to the more recent "Lupin III" series than most I have read recently, in fact would not look out of place as an episode itself. This was a real bonus as I read this work as it, like the most recent series brought the character of Fujiko right to centre stage. An added bonus was that it did not ignore the regular "Lupin II" characters in the process, they themselves being the fully-formed characters that we have had a lifetime to grow and love and not the merest of cyphers. A well-done from me here.

The story itself was a fun caper to read about, right from the first loud bang to the last. It kept the smile on my dial as a result. Though the use of a 'briefcase caper' has been used more than quite a few times in the past, the approach here was not a jaded one, this guaranteed my interest level would not sag as others of this type have done before. For the first-time readers it did make the story both engaging and would surely stimulate an interest in finding out more about the character Fujiko. In conclusion this work IS one that both fans of the series and first-time readers will enjoy.