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Mushishi (2000)

2000 · Yuki Urushibara · 450 p. · Brazil

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Ginko is a Mushishi, or a mushi master. He travels around Japan studying and controlling mushi, otherworldly beings that often latch on to humans in harmful ways. They live in a boy's ears and feed on sounds, they breed in a girl's eyes, and they even infect a man's dreams. The illustrations of their wide-eyed, haunted victims should draw readers into the story, and the layouts are inventive, with overlapping panels of varying shapes and sizes and cinematic, abrupt cuts between panels.

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Une proposition de 2000 centrée sur Adventure, Comics et Comics & Graphic Novels. Réalisée par Yuki Urushibara.

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Influences

  1. 1948
    1984
  2. 1953
    Fahrenheit 451
  3. 1954
    I Am Legend and Other Stories
  4. 1980
    Cradle and All
  5. 1987
    Tomie
  6. 2000
    Mushishi

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