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Black God, Vol. 2
Dall-Young Lim
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Description for Black God, Vol. 2
Paperback. FOR ALL AGES. What happens when you lose an arm and gain another.. only to discover there's still a warm body attached?! Illustrator(s): Park, Sung-Woo. Num Pages: 224 pages, Integrated: 190, int line drawings. BIC Classification: FXA. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 190 x 128 x 18. Weight in Grams: 254.
Balancing a normal existence and an unbreakable pact with a divine being is anything but easy. Much to his chagrin, Keita is discovering this the hard way. Try as he might to distance himself from recent events, Keita can't shake Kuro, the mototsumitama who saved his life. But when the stakes get higher and another human-mototsumitama pair comes looking for a fight-one with Keita's childhood friend, Akane, as the prize-Keita is forced to reevaluate his attitude and stand by both his old and new friends. Who will emerge victorious?
Balancing a normal existence and an unbreakable pact with a divine being is anything but easy. Much to his chagrin, Keita is discovering this the hard way. Try as he might to distance himself from recent events, Keita can't shake Kuro, the mototsumitama who saved his life. But when the stakes get higher and another human-mototsumitama pair comes looking for a fight-one with Keita's childhood friend, Akane, as the prize-Keita is forced to reevaluate his attitude and stand by both his old and new friends. Who will emerge victorious?
Product Details
Publisher
Little, Brown & Company United States
Number of pages
224
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2008
Condition
New
Weight
254g
Number of Pages
224
Place of Publication
New York, United States
ISBN
9780759528413
SKU
V9780759528413
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99-5
About Dall-Young Lim
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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