The boys are back, in 400-page hardcovers that are as pretty and badass as they are! This hit adventure -- which blends mythology from around the world into a classic adventure story -- has been out of print for years, and this collector's edition is a fitting celebration of its return!
Genjyo Sanzo is a Buddhist priest in the city of Shangri-La, which is being ravaged by yokai spirits that have fallen out of balance with the natural order. His superiors send him on a journey far to the west to discover why this is happening and how to stop it. His companions are three yokai with human souls. But this is no day trip -- the four will encounter many discoveries and horrors on the way, and on the road, Sanzo will wonder... can he really trust his supernatural companions?
Kazuya Minekura is the creator of the hit action manga Saiyuki and its sequels Saiyuki Reload and Saiyuki Reload Blast, which is still running in Monthly Comic Zero Sum magazine. Minekura also created Wild Adapter, which with Saiyuki was published in English in the 2000s.
The boys are back, in 400-page hardcovers that are as pretty and badass as they are! This hit adventure -- which blends mythology from around the world into a classic adventure story -- has been out of print for years, and this collector's edition is a fitting celebration of its return!
Genjyo Sanzo is a Buddhist priest in the city of Shangri-La, which is being ravaged by yokai spirits that have fallen out of balance with the natural order. His superiors send him on a journey far to the west to discover why this is happening and how to stop it. His companions are three yokai with human souls. But this is no day trip -- the four will encounter many discoveries and horrors on the way, and on the road, Sanzo will wonder... can he really trust his supernatural companions?
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Kazuya Minekura is the creator of the hit action manga Saiyuki and its sequels Saiyuki Reload and Saiyuki Reload Blast, which is still running in Monthly Comic Zero Sum magazine. Minekura also created Wild Adapter, which with Saiyuki was published in English in the 2000s.
