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A collection of long out of print stories from the late '80s to the early 90s'. Maniac killer is full of deformed monsters and secret societies, of a mirderous clan of cat-masked villians and simple mad scientists. In the multi-chapter " Thirteen O'Clock" a serial killer bearing a corkscrew strikes repeatedly while a glowing , disembodied skull talks to the victims. But the enigmatic detective Mr.Murmur solves the crime and shares the motive, too riduculous to be explained here. It combines noir mystery with absurd humor. The native artwork is reminiscent of Lynda Berry and its simplicity helps to convey the tone of spooky delight.

The thrilling conclusion to the Sengoku Basara: Samurai Legends series! All-out war has erupted, as the warlords of Japan meet each other, face-to-face, on the field of battle. As great clans fall, others rise to seek dominion over all of Japan! Sengoku Basara takes real Japanese historical events and figures, and makes them larger than life with dynamic character designs and all-out action.

A collection of long out of print stories from the late '80s to the early 90s'. Maniac killer is full of deformed monsters and secret societies, of a mirderous clan of cat-masked villians and simple mad scientists. In the multi-chapter " Thirteen O'Clock" a serial killer bearing a corkscrew strikes repeatedly while a glowing , disembodied skull talks to the victims. But the enigmatic detective Mr.Murmur solves the crime and shares the motive, too riduculous to be explained here. It combines noir mystery with absurd humor. The native artwork is reminiscent of Lynda Berry and its simplicity helps to convey the tone of spooky delight.

“Careful! Orders are no one is to tell him that he was sold to his enemy.” Kassan is believed to be the sole survivor of the Azkun clan, after Master Igen, a ruthless ruler, slaughters his family. Master Igen brings the young boy as a slave into his home, exploiting, beating and starving him. The only one who cares about him enough to risk the Master’s wrath is Lanour, a fellow slave. Oblivious to the fact that Master Igen is the one who had the members of his clan killed, Kassan starts falling in love with him. To make things more complicated, his brother is alive, ready to take vengeance.