From Korea comes a collection of incisive observant short stories by a leading artist. Reading these thirteen exceptional stories is an experience ...
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Aug 19, 2011
Johnny
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I highly recommend this book. It is a graphic novel about life in Korea. It has nudity so i would suggest this book only if the reader is mature. The graphic novel is broken into different stories but teaches a morals or a message. Chapter 1: The Little Alley Watcher. In chapter 1 it is about a little girl who waits for her parents to return from farming. Nari the little girl and her parents are the only one in the town because everyone else left he village to Seoul. Nari is lonely and only has
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Feb 25, 2009
Chocho
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the anti-commie rhetoric in the book got tiresome and i was expecting a much more nuanced portrayal of modern korean history and war...
Jan 28, 2008
Bryan
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I abandoned this halfway through. It feels like a cross between the overwhelming darkness of Yoshihiro Tatsumi and the simple-minded hokiness of Will Eisner's "serious" work. The art is nice to look at but there is a simple-mindedness to the storytelling.
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