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Cromartie High School, Volume 8 (Cromartie High School, #8)
by
Eiji Nonaka
Takashi Kamiyama is an average high school student who wouldn't hurt a fly. But after becoming friends with a motley crew of thugs, a gorilla and a trashcan-shaped robot, Takashi won't just learn his ABCs - he'll learn everything about being a delinquent
Paperback, 176 pages
Published
November 1st 2006
by ADV Manga
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Yutaka "Motion Sickness" Takenouchi makes his return in Cromartie High School, Vol. 8 after an extended absence. It appears that Takenouchi had been spending the time in therapy to conquer his one physical weakness: his inability to ride in a vehicle of any kind without getting violently ill. Although his ailment tends to be downright debilitating for the gargantuan student, his peers have never discovered this element of his persona, and find him to be perhaps the most terrifying de...more
Not a review...just wish Freddie and the Gorilla had more of presence in this volume...
This time around, the crazy gang from Cromartie deal with such heavy issues as bicycle theft and marriage! As usual with this series, the gang's reaction to such issues is almost predictably insane and hilarious. Author Eiji Nonaka is -still- finding funny uses of the gorilla students/non-students. I just crack up laughing reading this series, and this volume is more of the same funny stuff.
Another funny volume from manga author Eiji Nonaka. Makes fun of the insecurities and petty concerns of a bunch of guys in Japanese high school. A gorilla plays a prominent role. Humor is reminiscent of Space Ghost Coast to Coast.
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