Marmalade Princess
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- Nombre de pages240
- Date de parution16/03/2027
- FormatEpub fixed layout
- ISBN978-1-77046-970-9
- EAN9781770469709
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurDrawn and Quarterly
Résumé
The urban slacker novella Marmalade Princess marks reclusive manga-ka Ito Shigeo's English-language debutMarmalade Princess is a five-part graphic novella deliberately told out of order. Drawn in wiry black inks and filled in with distinct 80s pops of bright color reminiscent of Warhol's latter-day prints, it follows a pack of trendy youths on what has all the makings of a madcap summer adventure.
Marmalade Princess showcases Ito's previously uncollected short comics fiction across a number of post-Garo alt-manga magazines such as Yakou, Comic Baku, and the famed A*Ha-the Esso-sponsored monthly manga magazine that published the likes of Guido Crepax and Gary Panter. Ito Shigeo's comics center aimless urbanites in their mid-teens and early 20s. A prolific yet elusive manga-ka of the 1980s, he stopped publishing comics in 1991.
After a Japanese folk rocker put Ito's art on a 2020 album cover, interest in the author's work spiked, prompting the republication of his short stories in Japan. Marmalade Princess is translated by prolific literary translator David Boyd.
Marmalade Princess showcases Ito's previously uncollected short comics fiction across a number of post-Garo alt-manga magazines such as Yakou, Comic Baku, and the famed A*Ha-the Esso-sponsored monthly manga magazine that published the likes of Guido Crepax and Gary Panter. Ito Shigeo's comics center aimless urbanites in their mid-teens and early 20s. A prolific yet elusive manga-ka of the 1980s, he stopped publishing comics in 1991.
After a Japanese folk rocker put Ito's art on a 2020 album cover, interest in the author's work spiked, prompting the republication of his short stories in Japan. Marmalade Princess is translated by prolific literary translator David Boyd.