Legal Drug Omnibus
CLAMP
Sep 2014 · Dark Horse Comics
4.5star
17 reviewsreport
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528
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About this ebook
Kudo Kazehaya’s name evokes the wind, which is given to warn him that one day he, too, might disappear. He almost thought his time had come—until he was rescued by the dark, handsome, and equally mysterious Himura Rikuo. Now they both reside where Rikuo works, the Green Drugstore, a place that dispenses not only medicine but the secret powers of both Rikuo and Kazehaya, as the pair embark on missions into the paranormal at the bidding of its strange proprietor, Kakei.
* Get the sequel, Drug & Drop, in 2015 from Dark Horse!
* Get the sequel, Drug & Drop, in 2015 from Dark Horse!
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4.5
17 reviews
Sean
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May 2, 2023
Great job with a story line that keeps your interest. The art only helps. But definitely read backwards unlike America does...
Gabriel Dutra
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April 6, 2023
Wonderful!
kamaruzaman abdullah
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December 20, 2021
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About the author
CLAMP (stylized in all caps) takes its name from the farmer's term for a heap of potatoes, reflecting their origin as a self-publishing collective of fanzine artists. CLAMP went pro in 1989, and by 1993 there remained four core members: Nanase Ohkawa (main writer), Mokona (chief character designer), and Tsubaki Nekoi and Satsuki Igarashi (artists)--but like a band on different songs, the four often shift their roles depending upon the particular work. CLAMP's early shojo works such as Cardcaptor Sakura and Magic Knight Rayearth attracted the same audience as Sailor Moon, whereas 2001's hit Chobits confirmed their crossover success with male readers as well. More than a dozen of CLAMP's works have been adapted to anime, and collectively their manga have sold over 100 million copies worldwide. The author lives in Tokyo, Japan.
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