Name: Blade of the Immortal Deluxe Volume 8 (Blade of the Immortal, 8)
Price: 1508.00 TWD
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Author: Hiroaki Samura
ISBN: 9781506733036

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Blade of the Immortal Deluxe Volume 8 (Blade of the Immortal, 8)

Type

Physical Book

Author

Hiroaki Samura

Translated by

Kumar Sivasubramanian

Illustrated by

Tomoko Saito

Publisher

Dark Horse Manga

Language

English

Pages

672

Format

Hardcover

Dimensions

26.0 x 18.4 x 4.8 cm

Weight

1.79 kg.

ISBN13

9781506733036

Synopsis "Blade of the Immortal Deluxe Volume 8 (Blade of the Immortal, 8) "

It's time for the epic showdown fan have been waiting for--Manji against Shira! Despite having lost one of his arms, Manji's rapid healing abilities mean he's still a formidable opponent, but the sadistic Shira has some incredibly depraved tricks up his sleeve. Manji will have his work cut out for him taking down his greatest foe. Meanwhile, Anotsu embarrasses the shogunate. Blade of the Immortal has won numerous awards across the globe, including the Eisner Award in America, the prestigious Media Arts Award of Japan, and multiple British Eagle Awards--among many other international accolades. Samura's manga epic was made into a complete anime series in 2008 and was adapted into a live-action film by Takashi Miike in 2017. Collects Blade of the Immortal volumes 23 to 25 in the original 7" x 10" serialized format, in a faux-leather hardcover treatment, and with a bookmark ribbon.

Hiroaki Samura

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Hiroaki Samura is a renowned Japanese mangaka, known for his detailed artistic style and focus on mature, complex narratives. He was born in 1970 in Japan and began his career as a mangaka in the 90s. His most famous work is Blade of the Immortal (1993-2012), an action and samurai manga that combines historical drama with the supernatural. This manga earned him international recognition and was adapted into a movie in 2017.

Samura has also worked on other projects such as Ohikkoshi (1994) and The Ninja (2009), exploring various genres, from drama to comedy.

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