mizuki shigeru - zack davisson

Kitaro and the Great Tanuki War features adventures of Shigeru Mizuki s beloved yokai boy. In the epic title story, Kitaro battles the tanuki,

Kitaro takes on a giant Cyclops, Blackbeard, a sea captain who s trying to create hell on earth, and more!

Brit-pop meets Japanese folklore, as Shigeru Mizuki summons equal parts humour, spookiness, and sheer absurdity.

The beloved mangaka adapts one of his country - and the world s - great works of supernatural literature.

A sweeping yet intimate portrait of the legacy of World War II in Japan.

The series has been revamped this so that it will be accessible for kids. The new format for Kitaro, akin to how other manga is published in North Ame

The final showdown for the legendary yokai!

"A modern day Lafcadio Hearn is picking up his ghostly torch. Zack Davisson is the author, translator, and folklorist following in Hearn's footsteps."

For fans of BEFORE THE COFFEE GETS COLD, fairy tale and magic are weaved together in sparse language that belies a flooring emotional punch.'Strange a

A fascinating period in Japanese history recounted by manga s most distinguished author. Showa 1926 1939: A History of Japan lays the groundwork for

A sweeping yet intimate portrait of World War II s legacy in Japan. Showa 1944-1953: A History of Japan continues Eisner award-winning author Shigeru

The very first Drawn and Quarterly Kitaro collection, now back in print with a lush new cover

The book that brought pre-eminent Manga-ka Shigeru Mizuki to the English-speaking world.

An internationally-renowned cartoonist and reluctant war vet details Japan's involvement in World War II. Showa 1939-1944: A History of Japan continue

The final, Eisner Award-winning chapter of a legendary cartoonist s history of Japan. Showa 1953-1989: A History of Japan concludes award-winning aut

Inspired by personal experiences with Japan's vengeful spirits, Davisson investigates the origins and legends of yurei.

Beware the trickster Yokai of ancient Japanese mythology. In these contemporary, original stories, young narrators must outfox the supernatural shapes