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Galaxy Express 999 (1996 series) #5
Galaxy Express 999, Vol. 5
As the mysterious Maetel and young freedom fighter Tetsuro travel the interplanetary Galaxy Express, a dark explosion rips apart the very fabric of space. Is the might of Space Battleship Yamato enough to seal the black hole caused by the calamity? Tells a story thats more about the nature of the journey than the destination. Comics Buyers Guide
231 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2002
About the author
Leiji Matsumoto
194 books82 followersFrom the Wikipedia page:
Leiji Matsumoto (松本零士) is famous for his space operas such as Space Battleship Yamato. His style is characterized by tragic heroes; tall, slender, fragile-looking heroines with strong wills and in some cases, god-like powers; and a love of analog gauges and dials in his spacecraft.
Leiji Matsumoto (松本零士) is famous for his space operas such as Space Battleship Yamato. His style is characterized by tragic heroes; tall, slender, fragile-looking heroines with strong wills and in some cases, god-like powers; and a love of analog gauges and dials in his spacecraft.
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February 21, 2017
"Ballad for skeleton" I love this story.
Horo-Horo was betrayed by his lover, and now he became skeleton without ribs. When his lover betrayed him, he lost 1 his rib and now he has no ribs and selling eggs. By talking with Tetsuro, he felt heartwarming, but now he can't cry or smile... really sad story so I can't read without crying. I think author knows many tragedies of men who believe something or someone and lost something treasures. I always think so
Horo-Horo was betrayed by his lover, and now he became skeleton without ribs. When his lover betrayed him, he lost 1 his rib and now he has no ribs and selling eggs. By talking with Tetsuro, he felt heartwarming, but now he can't cry or smile... really sad story so I can't read without crying. I think author knows many tragedies of men who believe something or someone and lost something treasures. I always think so
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