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Rohan Kishibe è dotato di un potere Stand che trasforma le persone in libri, permettendogli di leggerne l'interno. Data la sua indole estremamente curiosa si è trovato a vivere un gran numero di esperienze fuori dal comune, alcune delle quali decisamente spaventose. In questo secondo volume che raccoglie gli episodi a lui dedicati, sono presenti quattro storie brevi.
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- Pagine: 208
- Data di uscita: 20-11-2019
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Rating: 4.5 stars. Outline of the story: Kishibe Rohan, a genius manga-ka who created his first bestselling manga series at age 16, is now on a serial of quests to find inspiration for his works. Kishibe is an artist who would give his all for his art (for example, he would spend his entire fortune
The sequel to this spinoff series did not disappoint. This was just as bizarre as the first one- in the best way possible. This book included four short stories covering The Harvest Moon to The Run. Only The Run was adapted in the anime spin off, so everything else was completely new to me. The cove Leggi tutto
Who knew self insert side characters could be so interesting! Some questionable material present in some of the stories but still a good read. Great book!
I loved it! I can't stop thinking about Yukako... Araki truly gave his all drawing her... She had never looked more beautiful.
The second volume of short stories around Rohan Kishibe from the Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure universe. I enjoyed this as much as the first. I love seeing the different types of stories written for the different type of magazine that it would originally go into. Only one of these four short stories I ha Leggi tutto
3.5
Edición argentina confirmada indirectamente en el blog para 2022. Si mantiene la traducción española va a incluir los cuatro relatos llamados: La luna de la cosecha de la familia Mochizuki, Un lunes lluvioso, ADN y The Run.
The four stories in this collection are pretty good work by Araki. “The Harvest Moon” has an interesting fairy tale atmosphere that’s really compelling, even if the reveal at the end is a bit too goofy. It also has a Final Destination-esque scene in it that’s fun as hell. “A Rainy Monday” is weird, Leggi tutto
I only picked up the first volume because of its placement it my library shelves caught my eyes. It was placed facing forward in its own little area of the shelf for display, and I loved the cover. Overall, it was okay. And I wasn't planning on continuing this series UNTIL I noticed a librarian had
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