Innocent W (manga)
Alternative title:
イノセントW (Japanese)
Genres:
horror,
supernatural
Objectionable content:
Significant
Plot Summary:
From Kei Kusunoki, the creator of Sengoku Nights, comes a twisted psychological drama about Makoto, a private eye with an uncanny, almost otherworldly, ability to get his man. When he is put on the case of a suspected witch, the trail suddenly takes a dark turn along the fine line that separates the guilty from the innocent. He is then to discover that he is among witches who seem harmless, but unfortunatly suffer a curse of being able to use witchcraft. While being hunted from the vengeful to a couple of teenagers out for kicks, Makoto's bounty search turns into a fight for survival, along with the survival of the ones he was hunting...
User Ratings:
20 ratings have been given [details]
Number of tankoubon:
3
Number of pages:
190
Chapter titles: We have 24
Vintage:
2004-08-04
Release dates: We have 6
Review:
Innocent W (Oct 29, 2006)
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| Innocent W (GN 1) 2006-09-01 (from $7.49) |
| Innocent W (GN 2) 2007-01-10 (from $7.99) |
| Innocent W (GN 3) 2007-09-11 (from $7.49) |
Story & Art: Kei Kusunoki | (none) | |||
Publisher: Shonengahosha | ||||
Art Director: Anne Marie Horne Adaptation: Daniel Mishkin Copy Editing: Stephanie Duchin (vol. 3) Cover Design: Louis Csontos (vols. 1-2) Digital Imaging Manager: Chris Buford Editing: Paul Morrissey Editor-in-Chief: Rob Tokar Graphic Design: Louis Csontos (vol. 3) Managing Editor: Vy Nguyen Pre-Production Supervisor: Erika Terriquez Production manager: Elisabeth Brizzi Publisher: Mike Kiley Retouch & Lettering: Jennifer Carbajal (vol. 1) | (none) | |||
Licensed by: TOKYOPOP Retouch & Lettering: Star Print Brokers (vols. 2-3) | ||||
(none) | Publisher: Kami | |||
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