Name: Lobo Solitario y su Cachorro 12 (in Spanish)
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Author: Kazuo Koike
ISBN: 9788416636679

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Lobo Solitario y su Cachorro 12 (in Spanish)

Type

Physical Book

Author

Kazuo Koike

Publisher

Planeta Deagostini Cómics

Collection

MANGA SEINEN | Serie LOBO SOLITARIO Y SU CACHORRO

Year

2016

Language

Spanish

Pages

432

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

18x12.8 cm

ISBN13

9788416636679

Edited in

España

Synopsis "Lobo Solitario y su Cachorro 12 (in Spanish)"

El lobo solitario y su cachorro (conocido por muchos como Lone Wolf & Cub), abrió los ojos de, entre otros, Frank Miller (Sin City) también inspiró a Max Allan Collins a la... Leer másEl lobo solitario y su cachorro (conocido por muchos como Lone Wolf & Cub), abrió los ojos de, entre otros, Frank Miller (Sin City) también inspiró a Max Allan Collins a la hora de escribir Camino a la perdición. Un manga histórico en todos los sentidos de la palabra en una nueva edición. Con sentido de lectura oriental. "Te transporta a otro tiempo y a un país extraño, terrorífico, devastado y gris. Koike y Kojima narran e ilustran con maestría el retrato de un hombre, un niño y un país en su camino al infierno. " -Frank Miller

Kazuo Koike

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Kazuo Koike (Ōmagari, Japan, May 8, 1936 – April 17, 2019) was an influential manga scriptwriter, novelist, and Japanese lyricist. He is widely recognized for his contribution to the seinen genre, characterized by mature and complex stories. Among his most notable works are Lone Wolf and Cub (1970–1976), in collaboration with Gōseki Kojima; Lady Snowblood (1972–1973), alongside Kazuo Kamimura; and Crying Freeman (1986–1988), with Ryōichi Ikegami. These series have been adapted to various media and have notably influenced popular culture, both in Japan and internationally.

In addition to his work as a scriptwriter, Koike founded the Gekigasonjuku manga school in 1977, where he trained prominent creators such as Rumiko Takahashi (Ranma ½) and Tetsuo Hara (Fist of the North Star). His narrative style is characterized by a combination of stylized violence, psychological depth, and detailed historical context. In recognition of his career, he was inducted into the Will Eisner Hall of Fame in 2004 and received the Inkpot Award in 2006.

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