SOS (manga)
Genres:
romance,
slice of life
Themes:
anthology
Plot Summary:
An anthology of three short stories (the longest of which, the title story, is in two parts). In "SOS", three high school students set up a dating agency for their peers but they encounter some major problem cases and, in any case, it seems they themselves are in as much need of romantic guidance as their clients. In "That Sweet Organ Song", the catastrophic Kobe earthquake of 1995 brings back poignant memories of a romantic affair during the 1920s between a humble bookstore clerk and an industrialist's son with artistic aspirations. In "The Easy Life", Mami has to decide whether or not her thoughtless, chauvinistic and self-centred boyfriend Yohei is capable of changing his ways.
User Ratings:
23 ratings have been given [details]
Number of tankoubon:
1
Number of pages:
192
Vintage:
2003-02-26
Release dates: We have 2
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Graphic novel |
SOS (GN 1) 2005-03-15 (from $16.79) |
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Story & Art: Hinako Ashihara |
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Publisher: Shogakukan |
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Adaptation: Fred Burke
Design: Andrea Rice
Editing: Frances E. Wall
Editorial Director: Alvin Lu
Executive VP: Hyoe Narita
Managing Editor: Annette Roman
Production Director: Noboru Watanabe
Publisher: Seiji Horibuchi
Sr. Director of Acquisitions: Rika Inouye
Touch-up & Lettering: Rina Mapa
VP of Sales & Marketing: Liza Coppola
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Licensed by: Viz Media |
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Licensed by: Ever Glory Publishing Co., Ltd. |
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