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113 ratings, 4.20 average rating, 6 reviews
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published
November 9th 1999
by Image Comics
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Paperback, 272 pages
isbn
158240108X
(isbn13: 9781582401089)
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The art in this book was pretty cool but the story sucked. I guess it was really written for a much younger reader. I found it boring and hard to follow. It may have been better if I had read the two volumes before this one, but I doubt it.
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Read in December, 2007
Not my favorite of the Kabuki series, probably because the art was done as a collaboration between several different artists. I prefer the books where David Mack does all the work. The rapid-fire, ten-pages-per-character pace didn't work for me either. I wanted more time with each character. Of course, Mack says he plans to do a separate book for each character, but the only one he's done so far is Scarab, and once again, he didn't do the art for the book. Perhaps my favorite feature of thi...more
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Totally good. I guess some David Mack purists would complain about him not doing the art for this book, but I like that he uses different artists for the different Noh agents. The art for Ice is my favorite. And this is the first time that you really get a sense of the personalities of the different agents (Snapdragon: still super creepy), so it is all aces with me.
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Read in August, 2008
recommended to Phillip by:
Amy Jackson
It took a minute to get into the language, but once I did, I found it to be more poetic than I might have imagined. The drawings are all top-notch, and the story, well, might be the weak link in the chain. Nonetheless, it was worth reading and again, I was surprised that the language worked as well as it did....a nice surprise.
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Masks of the Noh showcases all of the Noh assassins and what makes each one special. It's a wonderful further exploration of the Noh universe.
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Read in January, 1999
loaned to Kevin 8/15
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