Yukiko's Spinach (manga)
Alternative title:
l'Épinard de Yukiko (French)
La espinaca de Yukiko (Spanish)
Lo spinacio di Yukiko (Italian)
O Espinafre de Yukiko (Portuguese)
Szpinak Yukiko (Polish)
Yukiko no Hōrensō (Japanese)
Yukikos Spinat (German)
ゆき子のホウレン草 (Japanese)
Themes:
autobiography
Objectionable content:
Intense
Plot Summary:
The first Nouvelle Manga ever produced, this is an autobiographical account detailing French artist Boilet's infatuation, courtship, affair and break-up with the eponymous Yukiko - a young Japanese woman who never attempts to disguise the fact that, whilst she might love Boilet, he is not the man she ultimately wants to be with. Yukiko not only becomes Boilet's lover but also his model and she thus becomes intimately entwined with his art. When she leaves him, he finds himself in need of a new muse - a story which is begun here and continued in the follow-up work, Mariko Parade.
User Ratings:
7 ratings have been given [details]
Number of tankoubon:
1
Number of pages:
144
Vintage:
2000-04 to 2001-07
Release dates: We have 2
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| Yukiko's Spinach (GN) 2010-01-01 (from $15.35) |
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Story & Art: Frédéric Boilet
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Publisher: Ohta Publishing |
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Translation: Stephen Albert |
Licensed by: Ponent Mon
Publisher: Fanfare
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Publisher: Ego Comme X |
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Publisher: Coconino Press |
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Publisher: Kultura Gniewu |
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