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portada Monster Kanzenban nº 9 (in Spanish)
Type
Physical Book
Author
Publisher
Collection
manga
Year
2010
Language
Spanish
Pages
480
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
21x14.8 cm
ISBN13
9788467491814
Edited in
España
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Monster Kanzenban nº 9 (in Spanish)

Naoki Urasawa (Author) · Marc Bernabé (Author) · Verònica Calafell Callejo (Author) · Planeta · Paperback

Monster Kanzenban nº 9 (in Spanish) - Naoki Urasawa

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Synopsis "Monster Kanzenban nº 9 (in Spanish)"

Encuadernación: RústicaErase una vez un pueblecito en un pequeño valle. La gente vivía en paz. Un monstruo disfrazado vivía entre ellos. Cortó los lazos con la maldad y empezó a ayudar a la gente del pueblo. Pero, un día, llegaron unos mensajeros demoníacos. El pueblo quedó rodeado de un aire viciado y los aldeanos empezaron a matarse unos a otros. El propósito de esos mensajeros demoníacos era capturar al monstruo.¡Su nombre era Franz Bonaparts!¿Cómo puede convertirse un hombre de... Leer másEncuadernación: RústicaErase una vez un pueblecito en un pequeño valle. La gente vivía en paz. Un monstruo disfrazado vivía entre ellos. Cortó los lazos con la maldad y empezó a ayudar a la gente del pueblo. Pero, un día, llegaron unos mensajeros demoníacos. El pueblo quedó rodeado de un aire viciado y los aldeanos empezaron a matarse unos a otros. El propósito de esos mensajeros demoníacos era capturar al monstruo.¡Su nombre era Franz Bonaparts!¿Cómo puede convertirse un hombre de carne y hueso en uno ficticio? La respuesta es sencilla. Tiene que eliminar a todo aquel que le conoce, a todo aquel que conoce su pasado. Tiene que ser el único que exista... Un hombre intentó hacerlo. Intentó cometer el "suicidio perfecto".Pero fracasó en su intento de eliminarlo todo. Ahora, el "monstruo sin nombre" se ha convertido en un hombre de verdad.
Naoki Urasawa
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Naoki Urasawa was born on January 2, 1960 in Fuchu, Tokyo, Japan. From a young age, he showed an exceptional inclination for drawing, copying the comics of Osamu Tezuka and developing an artistic sensitivity that would lead him to revolutionize Japanese manga. He studied Economics at Meisei University, but soon set aside any other career to fully dedicate himself to manga creation, after winning the Shogakukan award for new artists in 1982.

He is known for his ability to combine suspense, intrigue, and psychological depth in stories that explore the limits of morality and identity. He has worked closely with editor and screenwriter Takashi Nagasaki, and is considered one of the authors who have changed the history of manga. His narrative is characterized by complex plots, multifaceted characters, and meticulous attention to detail.

His most important works are: Yawara! (1986-1993), Pineapple Army (1985-1988), Happy! (1993-1999), Monster (1994-2001), 20th Century Boys (1999-2006) and 21st Century Boys (2007), Pluto (2003-2009), Billy Bat (2008-2016), Asadora! (2018-present).
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Marc Bernabé
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Marc Bernabé (L'Ametlla del Vallès, Barcelona, July 24, 1976) is a Spanish writer and translator specialized in manga and anime, with a notable career in the dissemination of Japanese culture. He studied Translation and Interpretation at the Autonomous University of Barcelona and delved into Japanology at the Osaka University of Foreign Studies. In 2000, he founded Daruma Serveis Lingüístics, SL, where he manages his projects and translations.

He is the author of the series "Japanese in Manga" (2001-2006), an educational collection that uses manga to teach the Japanese language. He is also co-author of "Kanji to Remember" (2001 and 2004) and "Kana to Remember" (2003), works focused on teaching the Japanese writing systems. His book "Notes from Japan" (2002) offers a chronicle of his experience in the Asian country.
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Customers reviews

Camila Merino Thursday, October 28, 2021
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Excelente manga, hermoso diseño. Entrega rápida.

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 Franco Peña Sunday, October 11, 2020
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Excelente estado

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 Oscar Romero Madariaga Monday, October 12, 2020
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Excelente. De lo mejor de Urasawa.

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 Anonymous User Tuesday, August 10, 2021
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Envío rápido y en buen estado

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 Luis Escobar Wednesday, September 22, 2021
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Excelente producto para coleccionar, con un tipo de hoja muy bueno y la primera hoja a color con un buen detalle.

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 Pedro Gonlav Wednesday, August 09, 2023
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Llego en buen estado.

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 Salvador De La Barra Thursday, September 30, 2021

Muy rápidos en la entrega, pero el libro vino con algunas rallas en su portada, fuera de eso todo bien

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