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Kitsune
Kitsune is a fantasy comic set in an alternate Japan where anthropomorphic animals struggle for power. Written by Luca Frigerio and illustrated by Emanuele Ercolani, Kitsune is published by Scout Comics.
Twelve years ago, Kitsunichi Shimitsu was banished by his daimyo because of his role in a conspiracy. Now that his master is no longer alive, his homeland has descended into chaos due to the incompetence of the young daimyo to rule.
Our hero, accompanied by his friend Karamatsuki Yamanouchi, has returned home to set things right but his efforts unveil the most horrible of truths—the chaos enveloping his homeland has been instigated by his long-lost, son Hirotaro Shimitzu!
Will Kitsunichi be able to redeem himself and perhaps save his son? What other disturbing truths will he discover along his journey?
Nothing is like it seems in Kitsune !
Twelve years ago, Kitsunichi Shimitsu was banished by his daimyo because of his role in a conspiracy. Now that his master is no longer alive, his homeland has descended into chaos due to the incompetence of the young daimyo to rule.
Our hero, accompanied by his friend Karamatsuki Yamanouchi, has returned home to set things right but his efforts unveil the most horrible of truths—the chaos enveloping his homeland has been instigated by his long-lost, son Hirotaro Shimitzu!
Will Kitsunichi be able to redeem himself and perhaps save his son? What other disturbing truths will he discover along his journey?
Nothing is like it seems in Kitsune !
144 pages, Paperback
Published December 17, 2024
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January 11, 2024
A less well done Usagi Yojimbo. The fight scenes are too busy making it difficult to tell what's happening. For some reason there is an occasional piece of technology like a drone, but otherwise she seems to be based in feudal Asia with anthropomorphic animals like Usagi Yojimbo. There's not enough backstory to tell the story and too much time spent fighting instead.
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