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Plastic Little: Captain's Log

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Collects issues #1 through #5 of the acclaimed manga mini-series! "Anyone who has ever seen a Satoshi Urushihara comic has usually fallen in love with his work." -Manga Review "A must-buy, if simply for the awesome art."-Protoculture Addicts A new printing of one of the most enjoyable and sensual titles in the CPM Manga line, Plastic Little: Captain's Log is the first of the Plastic Little graphic novel series. The curvaceous cutie Captain Tita pilots the far-future submersible Cha Cha Maru, hunting creatures for the exotic pet market. With only four years' experience under her belt, can Tita capture an elusive cloud whale and fulfill a vow to her dead father, or is she literally out of her depth on this one? With elements of fantasy and sea-faring wonder, this graphic novel is a manga tour-de-force. As a special bonus, this edition contains an afterword by Urushihara and friends never before printed in English! Suggested for Mature Readers.

168 pages, Paperback

First published May 6, 1994

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Satoshi Urushihara

68 books15 followers
Satoshi Urushihara (うるし原 智志) is a Japanese manga artist and illustrator, best known for his distinctive style of featuresque and beautiful characters, especially female ones.

His work includes Manga, Anime, as well as a number of video games.

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June 19, 2022
Me dijeron que sería yuri pero no lo ha sido, solo había un Man acosando a la prota durante todo el Manga
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253 reviews6 followers
December 4, 2023
MKA 3/24
Dlaczego 98% tekstu jest napisane Gulaszem??? Tego się czytać nie da! A sama manga dość specyficzna, momentami miałem w głowie Kowboja Bebopa, chociaż to coś zupełnie innego.
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