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| Title | : | Tokyo Ghoul, Tome 1 (東京喰種 / Tokyo Ghoul #1) |
| Author | : | Sui Ishida |
| Book Format | : | Mass Market Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 224 pages |
| Published | : | September 27th 2013 by Glénat (first published February 17th 2012) |
| Categories | : | Sequential Art. Manga. Horror. Graphic Novels. Fantasy. Comics. Fiction. Paranormal |
Sui Ishida
Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 224 pages Rating: 4.42 | 77070 Users | 1821 Reviews
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À Tokyo, sévissent des goules, monstres cannibales se dissimulant parmi les humains pour mieux s’en nourrir. Étudiant timide, Ken Kaneki est plus intéressé par la jolie fille qui partage ses goûts pour la lecture que par ces affaires sordides, jusqu’au jour où il se fait attaquer par l’une de ces fameuses créatures. Mortellement blessé, il survit grâce à la greffe des organes de son agresseur… Remis de son opération, il réalise peu à peu qu’il est devenu incapable de se nourrir comme avant et commence à ressentir un appétit suspect envers ses congénères. C’est le début d’une descente aux enfers pour Kaneki, devenu malgré lui un hybride mi-humain, mi-goule.
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| Original Title: | 東京喰種トーキョーグール 1 |
| ISBN: | 2723495612 (ISBN13: 9782723495615) |
| Edition Language: | French |
| Series: | 東京喰種 / Tokyo Ghoul #1 |
| Characters: | Ken Kaneki, Touka Kirishima, Hideyoshi Nagachika |
| Setting: | Tokyo(Japan) |
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Ratings: 4.42 From 77070 Users | 1821 ReviewsCrit Appertaining To Books Tokyo Ghoul, Tome 1 (東京喰種 / Tokyo Ghoul #1)
Im slowly getting back into reading after a six month hiatus. Ive never taken so much time away from reading and at times it felt like I was losing a part of myself. I used to be so in love with books and reading, but I slowly stopped wanting to do so much as pick up a book. Id be lucky if I finished ten pages. Along the way, I realised that all this time Ive been developing other interests and changing in general. And thats okay and understandable. As much as reading was once a part of me, the11.08.19 Just casually rereading one of the greatest manga series of all time. Man, its been a while! Ishida Suis artwork in this volume looks so ugly compared to his latest work, that it makes me love it all the more. I kinda forgot how amazing of a character Yoshimura was. The true GOAT of the original TG series. And, of course, best boy Hide. Do I even need to say anything?21.03.18 So far, Im enjoying this more than i enjoyed the anime, but still 😕...maybe its just a little too creepy, even
This is probably THE most amazing manga of the century. Inspired by Takatsuki Sen's "Egg of the Black Goat," it shows the mental and physical progress of a once innocent boy into something much darker but still retaining some of the gentleness of his former self. The literary analogies and intriguing plotline and battles scenes come together to make this one of the most eloquent action mangas to ever exist. There are deep underlying meanings in this manga that can interest any level of reader. I
you may not be a ghoul, but you're not a human either. there's no place for someone who can't decide between being one or the other. And so the misery begins. I watched the first season and ... Have been ... avoiding season two. Because I know. I know.I don't want to go through that pain.So naturally I start the manga.
Great start to a series. Even though I already knew what was going to happen ('cause I've seen the anime) it was still really interesting to read. The art style kind of reminded me of art style of Attack on Titan, but to me, that was a good thing, because I love AoT's art style. Can't wait to continue on with the series and see where the story will go.
i loved this so much! i'm already so attached to the main character.
me: is currently reading six different manga seriesalso me: hey, what's one more?
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