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Cinderalla (Junko Mizuno) [Paperback]

Junko Mizuno
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Product details

  • Paperback: 144 pages
  • Publisher: Viz Communications,U.S. (31 Aug 2002)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 1591160030
  • ISBN-13: 978-1591160038
  • Product Dimensions: 20.9 x 14.2 x 0.8 cm
  • Average Customer Review: 4.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (6 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 112,537 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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Product Description

The Cinderella story told with zombies! Mizuno's work reminds one both of My Little Pony and the Garbage Pail Kids. Cute and superfreaky! Plus a page of stickers in the back! Yum!

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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars cute creepy shoujo manga 13 July 2002
Format:Paperback
Personally i love Junko's work,when you first see it you think awwww its cute seeing the preety girls with smiling faces and lacey clothes,but then you look closer and you think hold on is she holding a skull? and is that guy in the background ripping his own skin off???
Welcome to the world of cinderella. a world populated by fairies, zombies and all maner of strange creatures and people.
the story is basicly the story cinderella that we all know just with a twist and a better morall,that is if you want your prince you gotta go out and get him not just sit around hoping for fairies. this cinderella is strong and knows she has to do everything herself if she is to survive after her father dies she must take over thier restarant buisness. but its o.k cause he comes back as a zombie and teaches here how to make the speacil sauce that brings in customers.
However he also brings his new girlfriend and her two daughters (also zombies)soo cinderella has a new stepmother and step sisters (you can see where this is going right?)
basiclly as the story progresses theres lots of laughs and cinderella falls in love with a zombie rock star known as Prince who she cant be near because she human and only zombies are allowed at Princes concerts (enter fairy god mother)
heh i dont really want to give the story away so read it yourself its an amazing book i would buy it just for the art cause it is that good......go buy it!!!
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Worth far more than they charge. 4 Dec 2003
Format:Paperback
About the story itself, and Junko Mizuno's artwork, I'll leave the other reviewers to speak.

I was disappointed on opening the package to see how thin the book was. "Bah," thought I, "'tis but a few pages long!"

Then I opened it. The paper is really thin, which means it's desceptively long.

The art is gorgeous, full-colour throughout.

As well as the 107-page story itself, the book contains stickers (on the last page), a form for buying models of the characters, a 6-page interview with Junko Mizuno, a 13-page short story about one of the characters, a couple of other 2-page spreads, and a few fake ads that are relevant to the story. It's FULL colour - even the inside of the front and back covers.

This is the American version of the book, printed in Canada.

Inside the back cover, it says "This American edition of Cinderalla is a new version of the work as well as a translation. In addition to reversing the artwork herself, the artist also recoloured or in some cases redrew or redesigned the artwork. Finally, the paper stock of this graphic novel was especially selected by the artist to match the color and tone schemes to create a nostalgic "American comicbook" effect."

She outdid herself. There is the occasional unavoidable lefthanded grip, where you'd have to totally change the layout to get someone to be righthanded. But other than that, it's all but impossible to tell that the book was flipped. A huge difference from the wild visual inconsistencies in Gunsmith Cats, for instance.

To be really picky, though, there's a calendar on the wall in the short story, that has the number "12" unflipped :P Yeah, I know, that's way too picky.

I cannot overstate how overjoyed I am with this purchase. It was everything I expected from Viz' preview pages, and then about five times more.

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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
By Ms. S. J. Smith VINE™ VOICE
Format:Paperback
Junko Mizuno is one of the most original in terms of style, manga artist, she draws her characters with amazing long, Technicolor hair styles, voluptuous bodies and long eyelashed eyes. The beauty is then added to by giving each of her characters a slight air of difference, be it that they clean their houses topless, wish to be zombies in order to find true love and make their evil step sisters bras. This is exactly what you can expect from Mizuno’s Cinderalla the fairy tale gone wrong. It is the first in mizuno’s trilogy of ‘fractured fairytales’ and possibly the best of the three (Hansel and Gretel and the mermaid princess finishing the collection). The book is put together beautifully, with each panel in full colour with some illustrations having their own full page. Mizuno actually re inked and drew some sections for this version, and the result is fantastic, it even has old comic book style paper to add to the authenticity of a comic book tale.

As well as the tale of Cinderalla, the book includes some mock advertisements relating to the main story and three extra short stories ‘How Caroline became a glutton’, ‘Papa’s professional cooking’ and a storyboard for the princes video ‘of course we all know’, and if that wasn’t enough there is a lengthy interview with Mizuno talking about her influences and style and a sheet of stickers. This is a fantastic book that offers more than one story with brilliant artwork by an upcoming popular Japanese artist.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Different, inspiring and kewl! 24 April 2008
By grr
Format:Paperback
This is the first in Junko Mizuno's uniquely styled take on the classic fairy tale, her "Fractured Fairtales." Her vibrantly coloured illustrations, are full of cuteness, grotesque things, psychedelic swirls and black humour. You first notice the bright, pink girly, unique artwork. Then on closer examination you notice that the subject matter can quite horrid really, with plenty of bizarre nudity! For instance, its not Cinderalla's glass slipper that's lost, but her eyeball! Cinderalla and her family are all zombies! The Prince is sick and on permanent IV support ! It draws you in to its crazy world and you will never see anything quite like it! Great for fans of mad Japanese fashion and any odd manga things! I love the colours and the bonus features. The interview at the back of the book is fab and informative too. Truly unique and fascinating! Try her other books too! Excellent inspiration for budding designers...
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