Aldnoah.Zero Season One (GN 1)

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Title: Aldnoah.Zero Season One
Volume: GN 1
Pages: 144
Distributor: Yen Press

Release date: 2015-12-15
Suggested retail price: $13
Age rating: 13+

ISBN-10: 0316309494 0316309494
ISBN-13: 9780316309493 9780316309493

Description:
Years after a great war was waged between those who migrated to Mars and those who chose to remain on Earth, humanity hangs in the ravaged aftermath...

Story by Olympus Knights and art by Pinakes.

(added on 2015-10-12, modified on 2015-10-12)

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