Kiichi and the Magic Books (manga)
Alternative title:
Moto no Moto no Ana no Naka (Japanese)
本の元の穴の中 (Japanese)
Plot Summary:
Oni blood flows through Kiichi's veins, and he has exceptional strength and a horn on his forehead as proof of that. He has never been outside the village - not even with his late mother - until a traveling librarian Mototaro comes with his little assistant Hana, and Kiichi decides to join them on their way to the book depositories in order to know more about his origin. Mototaro has the ability to draw living things from books and put them back. Soon an amamori (who train birds and traditionally protect the librarians) called Mori comes along. Protection is just what they need when several parties are trying to catch Kiichi because of an old tale.
User Ratings:
6 ratings have been given [details]
Number of tankoubon:
5
Number of pages:
160
Vintage:
2006-12-12 to 2008-05-12
2008-05-13 to 2009-06-30 (USA)
Release dates: We have 5
Official website:
本の元の穴の中 （Flex Comix) (Japanese)
本の元の穴の中（もとのもとのあなのなか） @ Web★ブラッド (Japanese)
Convention report:
New York Comic Con - CMX Manga (Apr 21, 2008)
Other article:
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| Graphic novel |
| Kichi and the Magic Books (GN 1) 2008-05-01 (from $3.00) |
| Kichi and the Magic Books (GN 2) 2008-08-01 (from $6.15) |
| Kiichi and the Magic Books (GN 3) 2008-10-28 (from $6.08) |
| Kiichi and the Magic Books (GN 4) 2009-02-10 (from $21.68) |
| Kiichi and the Magic Books (GN 5) 2009-06-30 (from $31.59) |
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Story & Art: Taka Amano |
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Publisher: Flex Comix Inc. |
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Adaptation: Sheldon Drzka
Design: Larry Berry
Editing: Jim Chadwick
Editorial Director: Jim Lee
Lettering: Janice Chiang
Publisher: Paul Levitz
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Licensed by: CMX Manga |
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