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Samurai Executioner, Vol. 8: The Death Sign of Spring

by Kazuo Koike, Goseki Kojima (Illustrator)

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Series: Samurai Executioner (8)

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Spring is a season of rebirth, or new life springing forth, a time of cherished blooming and delightful scents. But for Kubikira Asa, there is no spring delight. The Edo-era samurai crime drama by Lone Wolf and Cub creators Koike and Kojima continues down its path of heinous crime and diligent, bloody justice. Spring may come to the innocent, but to those condemned to lose their heads to Asa's sword, it will be their last.… (more)
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What can I say? I continue to enjoy this series. Some moving pieces, and yes, a lot of heads do roll. Shinko makes a reappearance. I definitely like the character development in this series. ( )
  bloodravenlib | Aug 17, 2020 |
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Kazuo Koikeprimary authorall editionscalculated
Kojima, GosekiIllustratormain authorall editionsconfirmed
Lewis, DanaTranslatorsecondary authorsome editionsconfirmed

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Spring is a season of rebirth, or new life springing forth, a time of cherished blooming and delightful scents. But for Kubikira Asa, there is no spring delight. The Edo-era samurai crime drama by Lone Wolf and Cub creators Koike and Kojima continues down its path of heinous crime and diligent, bloody justice. Spring may come to the innocent, but to those condemned to lose their heads to Asa's sword, it will be their last.

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