Rurouni Kenshin Volume 3 (Manga)

Rurouni Kenshin Volume 3 (Manga)

by NobuhiroWatsuki (Author)

Synopsis

A reason to act. A night out gambling and what Kenshin and Sanosuke bring back are not winnings, but a woman - Takani Megumi, mysterious and beautiful, pursued by the crooked industrialist Takeda Kanry - and in need of Kenshin's protection. Megumi, it seems, is the daughter of a famous family of physicians and, however unwillingly, has been participating in the production of a super-powerful, super-profitable form of opium. But now Kanry wants his hen who lays the golden egg back, while Sanosuke - who lost a friend to an opium overdose, and therefore sees only the worst in Megumi - would just as rather she did disappear. Kenshin, though, has looked into her eyes...seen the sadness...and knows that, whatever reason a man may need to act, for one who has seen as much as he, the plight of Megumi is for him enough.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 192
Edition: UK Edition
Publisher: Gollancz Manga
Published: 06 Mar 2006

ISBN 10: 0575078448
ISBN 13: 9780575078444
Book Overview: Voted best manga of the year in the USA in 2004 First of the new more adult-orientated titles from Gollancz Manga 4.99 price point significantly undercuts US import titles. Mainstream distribution amd marketing support for the first time. Unique 'back-to-front' format a key attraction for children. Shonen Jump are a market leader in Manga. Shonen Jump titles in translation have sold between 1 and 10 million copies in markets as diverse as Sweden and France. Fantastic artwork - Japanese graphics have never been cooler.

Author Bio
Nobuhiro Watsuki was born in Tokyo, Japan in 1970. He became a manga artist, and his first comic 'Podmark' won him the Pop Step Award. Watsuki was an assistant to Takeshi Obata for a while, working on 'Arabian Lamp' and 'Chikara Mito Denzetsu'. In 1994, magazine Sueisha published a 31-page story of his which proved to be the introduction to the award-winning, and best-selling, series Rurouni Kenshin. These series were also made into anime.