The Wandering Schoolgirl
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| Rating | : | 4.30 (511 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0976430800 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 104 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-06-29 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
While there, a stranger transports her to the real anime world, where she must try and save a beautiful princess from an evil curse.. The Wandering Schoolgirl is about a teenage schoolgirl named Breanna Cota, who is persuaded by her sister to attend and cosplay at an anime convention
The Wandering Schoolgirl: Book 01 debuts a lighthearted graphic novel series following Breanna Cota, a young Hispanic girl called upon to save the princess of a faraway land a land that is peculiarly reminiscent of Japanese anime, from the Chibi village filled with perky tiny girls to fierce mecha-suit battles! The princess is under a terrible curse of seven governors, and until the curse is lifted, she will embody each of the governor's worst traits - sloth, envy, gluttony, anger, lust, covetousness, and deadliest of all, pride. Highly recommended for all ages, and especially for fans of Japanese anime and manga. Aided by a magical talking backpack shaped like a pig and other friends, Breanna must break the spell by defeating each of the seven, s
Freya said Conventions, Cosplaying, Anime, All-ages fun for the family!. For those whose only exposure to anime is through Pokemon and Cartoon Network and those who (especially parents) are left utterly befuddled at why anime is so popular, well here's the comic for you! Breanna, the comic's hero, is not a typical anime fan because she simply isn't a fan! For those wanting to know more about anime and its fandom, this comic delightfully pokes fun at, while not cynically, anime conventions and cosplay; mecha and shoujo genres, all that's chibi and cute, and of course romantic subplots.Fo. Great book for 'non-believers' It's an interesting book that parodies Japanese anime and has a non-anime fan as its main character. I only wish I would have had this book when my friends made fun of me for liking 'kid cartoons'. Perhaps with this book, non-anime fans will begin to understand what is so interesting in anime and even become fans themselves. As for fans, it's fun to read the inside jokes and the fun interpretation of anime fans in general. My only hope, (which I know won't happen) is that a hint of BL would be added but the 'land o. What is Anime? This book explains it. C. Walker When you see the cover, you have to open this book. And after the first page, they've got you hooked. If you enjoy anime adventure stories, this is definitely one to pick up. The artwork is superb and the writing is very clever. Even the young at heart will enjoy this well crafted and funny tale of what it's like for a young girl to experience an anime convention for the first time, only to be thrown into the real-life anime world with giant robots and catgirls (with tails!). It's a fun read and inspires me to crea
Gallegos worked at Walt Disney Feature Animation as an artist on the films: "Mulan", "Hercules", and "The Hunchback of Notre Dame". He's now with Fox Television Animation on the series "American Dad" and "Family Guy". He also worked for Sony Television Animation on the T.V. Gary L. His film credits include: "Hercules" and "The Hunchback of Notre Dame". Gary and Louis were also artists on the official comic book adaption of Family Guy. Louis also worked at N