The Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service, Vol. 2 (v. 2)
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| Rating | : | 4.97 (559 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1593075936 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 224 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-06-16 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Less episodic than the first volume, this one thus allows for more plot twists and turns. Tina ColemanCopyright © American Library Association. From Booklist Kuro Karatsu and the gang are back, this time to schlep the body of an executed prisoner who murdered Ao's family 15 years ago. All rights reserved. The tongue-in-cheek horror series' genius continues to lie in its subtle balancing of humor and suspense. Not for the faint of heart, unless they expect gore and nudity. Attempts
Excellent Manga for Those With a Strong Stomach Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service is quickly becoming one of my favorite manga. The art is beautiful and detailed, even when the subject matter is completely grotesque, and has a really wonderful uniqueness to it. (If anything, the style reminds me a little bit of Naoki Urasawa, the guy behind Monster, though not quite so detailed.)One of my favorite things about the manga is its willingness. Erica M. Ruyle said Continues to be one of the best manga out there. This second collected work in the Kurosagi saga continues to explore the group and their various abilities. Again, the writing and story continues to be extremely well done. The art is amazing.As with the first collected volume, the editor's notes are a huge added bonus that helps bring a deeper understanding to what is happening throughout. It gives a look at Japan's culture and history fo. "Great start for this series." according to Amazon Customer. Quality wise this is a very good product with virtually no wear. Shipping time was standard and came well packaged. The book itself has a great cover both, design and material, being made with a thin cardboard paper helping it stick out.This manga is definitely refreshing, combining traditional/supernatural Japanese culture with modern and contemporary. Filled with dark humor and even darke
Now, think about how many living people would like to take vengeance on the dead. What if it were possible? When Sasaki realizes that the latest corpse in their office is the man who murdered her parents years ago, the Kurosagi crew learns of a far darker business than their own, in this intensely disturbing one-volume story.. But all that stuff in college they were told would never pay off - you know, channeling, dowsing, ESP - gives them a direct line to the dead the dead who are still trapped in their corpses and can't move on to the next reincarnation. The five form the Kurosagi ("Black Heron" - as opposed to the white stork which brings babies into this world) Corpse Delivery Service: wheth