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Lone Wolf and Cub Volume 20: A Taste of Poison Kindle & comiXology
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherDark Horse Manga
- Publication dateApril 23, 2002
- File size749204 KB
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About the Author
Goseki Kojima was a Japanese manga artist known for his collaborations with Kazuo Koike. The team was often referred to as the “Golden Duo.” Kojima’s best-known work was Lone Wolf and Cub. Other titles attributed to Kojima are Samurai Executioner and Path of the Assassin. In 2004, Kojima won an Eisner Award.
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- ASIN : B00INB8YZQ
- Publisher : Dark Horse Manga; Gph edition (April 23, 2002)
- Publication date : April 23, 2002
- Language : English
- File size : 749204 KB
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- Print length : 320 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #193,290 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #20 in Historical Fiction Manga (Kindle Store)
- #22 in Martial Arts Manga
- #83 in Historical Fiction Manga (Books)
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The world is not a safe place for a man and his child.
This book and the next few editions are dedicated to the chase that takes a dfferent route than before. Instead of seeing flashing swords and noting bodies flowing like rivers as they lose pieces of their heart, soul, and varied appendages, Lone Wolf and Cub are now chased by marketers. They are also chased by a woman that seems harmless at first, but that brings a weapon with her that can kill or cause addiction just by allowing yourself one little slip-up. Add to that the power behind these people - the food-tasters are held in the highest regards because of the service they provide - and you can see how much they can harm you.
The way the story evolves here is a continual tribute to the talents that both write and illustrate this book. The story knew it needed to change or grow stagnate, so it found a new way to continue the saga. It also knew that targeting the father was not the only way to play, and that many readers would wonder if the boy would be caught in the crosshairs. to answer this they brought in something everyone fears, something tampering with their food, and they go after the fleeing in yet another route. combine to that more ecclectic characters with derrangements that include strange forms of sexual contact, a spider tattoo that seems to rip from the owner's back, nighthawks that pimp anyone that gets in the way, and a man that needs his fears removed by having two women play with his nipples and you have the opposite side of the spectrum. i like the way this is done, too, showing us the meager living that empowers the samurai versus the things it takes to move the other side of the spectrum. It creates the yin and the yang, and it shows us what type of trickle down impact that was noticed by one sword and his son.
It is powerful on many levels.
If you haven't seen this series, go to the beginning and read it. It won many awards because of what it is, and deserves praise for what it accomplished. It is very time-oriented, too, and comes with something to tell the readers about the many menaings that a single word could have or about a specific tool or weapon that is seen in the book. It doesn't leave you in the dark, doesn't disappoint you by not finishing up, and doesn't make our characters forces of nature. They all have flaws, even if it is love, and they all have something that drives them.
Exploring that is exploring humanity and thereby exploring the self.
I really love this series.
The Shogun gives the Yagu its poisoner and he is a most contemptable creature that one finds one cheering for the Yagu against him. He is ruthless, cunning, controls the peasants for miles and is willing to kill thousands just to test out Ito.
As a rule the Lone Wolf and Cub series once one gets past the first few books young kids should stay away this issue is even more so. It crosses some lines that if it wasn't for the quality of the series I would object more.
High quality, can't wait for the rest.
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Schwerter, Gewehre, Kopfgeld, Ninjas und Kampfschiffe - alle haben versagt, den einsamen Wolf zu vernichten. Doch es gibt noch eine Möglichkeit; verlässt Retsudo Yagyu, nach einer großen Demütigung durch den Shogun, nun den Bushido und greift auf wenig ritterliche Mittel wie Gift zurück?
"Lair of the Nighthawks"
Ebenso, wie Retsudo Yagyu den Weg des Kriegers verlässt, verlassen wir die ländliche Umgebung und kommen mit dem Wolf nach Edo in die Großstadt und treffen dort auf Laster und Dekadenz, wie wir es zuvor noch nicht erlebt haben: Drogen und Prostitution werden in dieser Geschichte als böse Dämonen gezeigt, die die Menschen im Klammergriff halten.
"Blighted Leaves"
Daigoro als Ziel: Wenn man erstmal den Frischling durch Gift ausgeschaltet hat, wird der Vater leichter zu erlegen sein, und ein Kind ist doch ein leichtes Ziel, oder?
"Abe-no-Kaii"
Wenn man etwas richtig getan haben will, muss man es selbst machen, erkennt auch der Giftmeister Abe, und macht sich selbst auf die Jagd, als alle seine Untergebenen nur Misserfolge berichten. Und er hat so einiges an schmutzigen Tricks auf Lager.
"A Taste of Poison"
Einen Shinobi mit Drogen abhängig machen und ihn als Doppelagent gegen die Yagyu einzusetzen - noch so eine menschenverachtende Aktion Abes. Wer ist stärker? Die Abhängigkeit zu Drogen oder der Weg des Kriegers?
Insgesamt haben wir mit Band 20 den meiner Ansicht nach besten Band der Reihe bisher vorliegen - erzählerisch überragt er die Vorgänger weit. Eine ganz einmalige dunkle, düstere Atmosphäre mit einem neuen, bösartigen Feind verleiht diesem Band eine subtile Wucht, die mich als Leser auch Tage nach der Lektüre kaum loslässt.