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Pai, a strange and beautiful women, travels to Japan from a hidden land in the Tibetan Highlands hoping to find a young man who can help her in her quest to become a human.
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Amnesia, Comic books, strips, Fiction, Graphic novels, Magic, Man-woman relationships, Puppets, Teenage boys, Teenagers, Translations into English, Japanese Fantasy fiction, Japanese Graphic novels, Graphic Novels - Manga, Comics & Graphic Novels, Graphic Novels-Manga, Fantasy, Comics & Graphic Novels / General, Graphic Novels - General, Psychic ability, Fantasy comic books, stripsShowing 4 featured editions. View all 17 editions?
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3x3 Eyes: Curse of the Gesu
August 4, 1999, Dark Horse Comics
Paperback
in English
- Graphic No edition
1569711755 9781569711750
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"A Super Manga Blast! graphic novel"--Cover p. [4].
"This volume collects issues one through five of the Innovation comic book series 3x3 Eyes.
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Translated from the Japanese.
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Pai, a three-hundred-year-old girl with three eyes and mystic powers has lost her memory. With the help of her companion Tokyo student Yakumo, she searches for the incense burner which can restore her memory.
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