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Red butterflies, demon possession, tainted jam, and murder...Well-loved manga creator Kaori Yuki presents the second installment of Godchild written in four parts, with just the right amount of suspense and bizarre plot twists guaranteed to make gothic comics fans fall in love with this series even more!
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Kaori Yuki was born in Tokyo, Japan, and started drawing at a very early age. Following her debut work Natsufuku No Erie (Erie in Summer Uniform), she wrote a compelling series of short stories: Zankoku Na Douwatachi (Cruel Fairytales), Neji (Screw), and Sareki Okoku (Gravel Kingdom). As proven by her best-selling series Angel Sanctuary and The Cain Saga, her celebrated body of work has etched an indelible mark in the gothic comics genre. She likes mysteries and British films, and is a fan of the movie Dead Poets Society and the show Twin Peaks.
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Kaori Yuki, Godchild, vol. 2 (ViZ, 2001)
Godchild picks up full steam in volume 2, which starts off with "Butterfly Bones," a four-episode(!) story. I didn't know Yuki had it in her to come up with a story arc that long, and I'm very glad she did. It's the series' strongest entry to date. The book is rounded out with two one-episode wonders that are decent, but nothing special; "Butterfly Bones," which presents an entire story in itself while advancing the larger plot arc (which is finally coming into focus), is the real draw here. This series is starting to get good. *** ½
Godchild picks up full steam in volume 2, which starts off with "Butterfly Bones," a four-episode(!) story. I didn't know Yuki had it in her to come up with a story arc that long, and I'm very glad she did. It's the series' strongest entry to date. The book is rounded out with two one-episode wonders that are decent, but nothing special; "Butterfly Bones," which presents an entire story in itself while advancing the larger plot arc (which is finally coming into focus), is the real draw here. This series is starting to get good. *** ½
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