A bright-spirited young historical scholar, Iba, disappears while on a lone expedition to study the ancient Silk Road. A year later his girlfriend, Kyoko, sets out for the Silk Road in order to find clues that will help to unravel the mystery of Iba's disappearance. When she arrives, she finds the charm she gave Iba for protection, and moments later she is sucked into a black vortex and loses consciousness. Koyoko awakes to find herself in a very different place and discovers that that Iba is not only alive but is a warrior-slave under the reign of Genghis Khan in 13th century Mongolia! At last, when Iba and Kyoko reunite, they find that there are a series of fates, crueler than the ones they have already endured, awaiting them...
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Not that great.,
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This review is from: King Of Wolves (Paperback)
Another Kintaro Miura collaboration with Buronson. Well, it's better than Japan, that's for sure. But it's not great, by any means. I think Kintaro Miura fans can collectively agree that we would have been better off with another 120 pages of Berserk.Obviously, I picked this up because I'm a huge fan of Berserk. Obviously, I was extremely disappointed with it's lack of character development and less-than-engrossing plot. At least the artwork is rad...
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a must have in anyones manga collection,
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You can tell this book is going to be good just by the author and artist. Buronson, of Fist of the North Star, and Miura, of Berserk. This story is all fiction based on history and the way it is done is just great. the art and story go together so well. These two really need to get together again and do more books together.
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