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Cargando... Chronin Volume 2: The Sword in Your Handpor Alison Wilgus (Writer, artist)
Ninguno Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro.  nwhyte | Oct 11, 2020 |   That call to arms adds a star to this solid time travel yarn. The ending was a bit too reliant on talking heads, but by that time I was too close to the characters to really care. The dedication and the acknowledgements hint that the author may have an interesting autobiographical story I'd like to read if she ever set it to paper. (  ) villemezbrown | Dec 21, 2019 | sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
Pertenece a las seriesChronin (Volume 2)
Japan's history will never be the same. The timeline has veered off course with the abrupt deaths of prominent players in the nation's past, influencers who were supposed to start the Meiji Restoration. Now Mirai Yoshida, former Japanese-American undergrad turned samurai on the lam, may never find her way back to where she belongs.Unless a high-stakes plan is enacted. With help from her newfound friends, Mirai must instigate a peasant uprising to correct the course of history. In order to succeed, she will face a dangerous and powerful fellow time traveler, an enemy who accidentally glimpsed his country's destiny and didn't like what he saw.Chronin, Volume 2: The Sword in Your Hand concludes the adrenaline-fueled adventure that asks: when time is of the essence, is it more important to save yourself or the future? No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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It's an interesting story of Japan just before the Meiji Restoration, with a woman from 2042 masquerading as a samurai and a time-travel screw-up potentially erasing our version of history. The plot is intriguing enough, and has some good gender-bending twists, but I'm afraid I found the art (also by the author) rather deficient; it was difficult to tell several of the key characters apart, and they sometimes seemed rather awkwardly posed, which rather distracted me from what was going on. (