Le Portrait de Petit Cossette (manga)
Alternative title:
Cossette no Shozou (Japanese)
コゼットの肖像 (Japanese)
Plot Summary:
Eiri, a talented art student, works part-time in an antique shop in a quiet part of town. Lately he’s been having visions of a beautiful, young girl. He doesn’t know why he keeps seeing her but he feels compelled to draw her constantly. One day the visions take a turn for the worse when he finds his hands covered in blood, the blood of the little girl Cossette.
User Ratings:
23 ratings have been given [details]
Number of tankoubon:
2
Number of pages:
196
Vintage:
2004-08-23
Releases: We have 4
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2004-02-24 Le Portrait de Petit Cossette Trailer
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Art director: Anne Marie Horne (volume 2) Translation: Aska Yoshizu Adaptation: Chief Creative Officer: Stuart Levy Copy Editor: Hope Donovan (volume 1) Cover Design: James Lee (volume 1) Digital Imaging Manager: Chris Buford Editing: Tim Beedle Editor-in-Chief: Rob Tokar Graphic Design: James Lee (volume 2) Managing Editor: Pre-Production Supervisor: Erika Terriquez (volume 2) President: John Parker Production Artist: Jihye Hong (volume 1) Production manager: Elisabeth Brizzi Publisher: Mike Kiley Retouch And Lettering: Alyson Stetz (volume 1) VP Of Production: Ron Klamert |  |
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