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Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon #11
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Vol. 11
Li Mu Bai and Yu Shu Lien fall into Jade Fox's trap and are surrounded by countless enemies. Chou Mong, Yu's fiance, comes to help them Li Mu Bai and Yu Shu Lien are able to escape but Chou Mong sacrifices his life Li Mu Bai believes that he owes Chou Mong and feels guilty for loving Yu Shu Lien. This breaks Yu Shu Lien's heart...
- GenresGraphic NovelsManga
120 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2005
About the author
Andy Seto
72 books9 followersAndy Seto (司徒剑侨 simplified chinese, 司徒劍僑 traditional chinese) has worked in comics for nearly 20 years. In 1989, he joined Freeman Publications Limited, and created Sword Kill followed by the famous Gambling Saint. During 1993, He made his first big series Cyber Weapons Z with writer Chris Lau. It was later adapted into an animation series.
Upon its creation, he became the star of the comics world in Hong Kong. Fast forward a few years, in 1997, he served as illustrator for Story of the Tao, which was originally a novel. Then he went to establish his own company - Neo Company Limited. Over the following couple of years Seto and Neo Company Limited acquired the copyrights to illustrate The King of Fighters Z, and Saint Legend, both of which were well received.
Seto has always been inspired by Japanese manga writer and 'Venus War' and 'Orion' creator Yasuhiko Yoshikazu.
In 2002 Seto took on the challenge of producing the Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon series adapted from Ang Lee's movie. In 2003 Andy Seto has adapted in a full colour 128-page graphic novel the multi-award winner Soccer - Kung Fu flick Shaolin Soccer by Stephen Chow Sing-chi.
Creations:
-Sword Kill
-Gambling Saint
-Cyber Weapons Z
-Story of the Tao
-The King of Fighters Z
-Saint Legend
-Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
-Shaolin Soccer
Upon its creation, he became the star of the comics world in Hong Kong. Fast forward a few years, in 1997, he served as illustrator for Story of the Tao, which was originally a novel. Then he went to establish his own company - Neo Company Limited. Over the following couple of years Seto and Neo Company Limited acquired the copyrights to illustrate The King of Fighters Z, and Saint Legend, both of which were well received.
Seto has always been inspired by Japanese manga writer and 'Venus War' and 'Orion' creator Yasuhiko Yoshikazu.
In 2002 Seto took on the challenge of producing the Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon series adapted from Ang Lee's movie. In 2003 Andy Seto has adapted in a full colour 128-page graphic novel the multi-award winner Soccer - Kung Fu flick Shaolin Soccer by Stephen Chow Sing-chi.
Creations:
-Sword Kill
-Gambling Saint
-Cyber Weapons Z
-Story of the Tao
-The King of Fighters Z
-Saint Legend
-Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
-Shaolin Soccer
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August 25, 2017
I loved the series-- great detail, wonderful faces-- but the ending disappointed me greatly. It just made no sense, seeming to have been written as a religious tract!
No spoilers, you may understand it as I did not, but I wish the series had ended one book sooner!
No spoilers, you may understand it as I did not, but I wish the series had ended one book sooner!
February 6, 2009
This was better than the last one. There are a lot more interesting things happening here, especially with Li Mu Bai's fight against Golden Spear and others.
Apparently, the next volume is the last one. I have no idea how this coincides with the movie.
So Man Sing (who's that, the editor?!) wonders aloud at the end if writing about a Buddhist is encouraging Buddhism instead of the Christianity he has newly found. Yes, So, you are betraying Jesus, now you have to edit another series about a Christian warrior to make up for it.
Apparently, the next volume is the last one. I have no idea how this coincides with the movie.
So Man Sing (who's that, the editor?!) wonders aloud at the end if writing about a Buddhist is encouraging Buddhism instead of the Christianity he has newly found. Yes, So, you are betraying Jesus, now you have to edit another series about a Christian warrior to make up for it.
Displaying 1 - 3 of 3 reviews