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Black God
Dall-Young Lim
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In the pure home of the Shishigami clan, Kuro and Keita prepare to face Reishin Shishigami and stop him before his terrible vision for the future is realized. Despite what Kuro and Keita know about the shared history of humans and the mototsumitama and the events that led to mototsumitama dominance, Reishin's plot to downsize the human population is too cruel to bear! But in the heart of the Shishigami's territory, an unexpected enemy arises to decisively correct the imbalance of the world-the ancient genuine ones themselves! With such mighty foes before them, do Keita and Kuro have the strength ... Read more
In the pure home of the Shishigami clan, Kuro and Keita prepare to face Reishin Shishigami and stop him before his terrible vision for the future is realized. Despite what Kuro and Keita know about the shared history of humans and the mototsumitama and the events that led to mototsumitama dominance, Reishin's plot to downsize the human population is too cruel to bear! But in the heart of the Shishigami's territory, an unexpected enemy arises to decisively correct the imbalance of the world-the ancient genuine ones themselves! With such mighty foes before them, do Keita and Kuro have the strength ... Read more
Product Details
Publisher
Little, Brown & Company United States
Number of pages
288
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2013
Condition
New
Number of Pages
288
Place of Publication
New York, United States
ISBN
9780316250894
SKU
V9780316250894
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About Dall-Young Lim
Dall-Young Lim is a comic and novel author best known for his work on Black God, Unbalance Unbalance, and Freezing. In 1999 he founded his own studio, Artlimmedia. Illustrator Sung-Woo Park was born in 1972 and debuted in IQ Jump (magazine) with "Dark Striker" in 1993. He was awarded the 'Manwha of Our Time' prize in 2002.
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