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Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon #3
Andy Seto, Wang Du Lu, ...

ComicsOne, 2003

The search for Shu Lien's fiancé continues. But first Li must deal with the famous kung fu raider, Little Lubu - Phoenix Wei. Also, we get to meet a new enemy, again for the first time. This, plus more of the Green Destiny Sword!

Sarai, Volume 5
Masahiro Shibata

ComicsOne, 2001

Sarai, Volume 3

2 reviews
Masahiro Shibata

ComicsOne, 2001

worth the price of ebook
(This applies to the entire series) Sarai is an action comic, but it shouldn't be advised for ages under 17 (as i think the label says) since there are often somewhat explicit pictures. However, they are not gratuitous (usually... there are a few overblown instances) and fairly unintrusive as far as the story moves along. What drew me in most about this book by far though was the art; the ...

Sarai, Volume 4
Masahiro Shibata

ComicsOne, 2001

Sarai, Volume 1

1 review
Masahiro Shibata

ComicsOne, 2001

Sci-Fi/Fantasy with a hint of S&M - one of ComicsOne's best!
All of the Sarai books are well written and the art is second to none. Although the notion of a "warrior maid" is a bit odd, the entire post-apocolyptic world is as unique as any manga/comic fan could hope for. Shibata has created a rich setting with interesting characters and many thought-provoking stories. Truly one of the best Japanese graphic novels I've encountered because of the ...

Sarai, Volume 6
Masahiro Shibata

ComicsOne, 2001

In this volume, the intrepid Guard Maid Sarai encounters immortal warlord Sultan Pazoculver and his alter ego, with a plot heavily influenced by Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray. The feisty cutie leaves the soporific ecstasies of the Sultan's pleasure garden and descends in the dark bowels of the castle where a fate worse than death awaits. Tragedy befalls Sarai and her mistress, and the guard maid later returns in disgrace to the ...