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Tokyo Ghoul Vol.1 - Edizione Giapponese
Tokyo Ghoul Vol.1 immerses you in modern Japan where mysterious monsters called ghouls roam the streets of Tokyo. Follow a troubled teenager as they uncover a truth that will forever change their destiny. A fascinating manga by Sui Ishida with flexible cover and dust jacket.
Publisher: MANGA GIAPPONESI
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The ghoul is a character from the fantasy tradition, found in "One Thousand and One Nights" and other myths of Western folklore. It is a monster that feeds on corpses found in cemeteries and, using dark magic, absorbs the forces of its victims. Now these creatures are slithering through the streets of Tokyo. A troubled teenager will encounter them, not knowing that in doing so they will permanently compromise their own destiny. Tokyo Ghoul is written by Sui Ishida. This volume features a flexible cover with dust jacket.
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| BARCODE: | 9784088792729 |
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The ghoul is a character from the fantasy tradition, found in "One Thousand and One Nights" and other myths of Western folklore. It is a monster that feeds on corpses found in cemeteries and, using dark magic, absorbs the forces of its victims. Now these creatures are slithering through the streets of Tokyo. A troubled teenager will encounter them, not knowing that in doing so they will permanently compromise their own destiny. Tokyo Ghoul is written by Sui Ishida. This volume features a flexible cover with dust jacket.
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| BARCODE: | 9784088792729 |
| This was seen 306 times | |
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