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MOBILE SUIT GUNDAM ORIGIN DELUXE HC VOL 01
The classic Gundam series now in a premium Deluxe Edition hardcover!
PRAISE FORĀ THE NEW YORK TIMESĀ BESTSELLING SERIES
āItās a good book. Very good, actually. Very good war comics, requiring no prior experience with anime or mecha orĀ Gundamājust a well-made, old-fashioned war comic, full of thrills and spills and lucky breaks and narrow escapes and preening villains youāll love to hate and pigheaded heroes you may hate to love, and expert drawings by a master craftsman, and hard, sturdyĀ violence.ā āJoe McCulloch,Ā The Comics Journal
āOne of the best drawn and told manga works of recent memory⦠If you want to understand the fuss around the originalĀ Gundam, or even read one of the better manga works out there, thenĀ Gundam: The OriginĀ is definitely worth checking out.ā āOllie Barder,Ā Forbes
āWINNER: BEST MANGA [2013] This manga was penned by Yoshikazu Yasuhikoāand who better to handle the transformation of the show from screen to page than the man who had key roles in the original series, from character design, to illustration, to layout?ā āNEO MagazineĀ (U.K.)
āYasuhikoās work is just really strong throughout. Fights between mobile suits are exciting, and manage to stay clear despite an impressive amount of detail⦠These releases deserve as much love as was put into them.āāJoseph Luster,Ā Otaku USA
āWhile it goes without saying that Gundam fans should enjoy these books, they are also a good read for those who simply like a science fiction or a war story that is well-written, nicely illustrated, and full of interesting characters⦠[S]eriously good literary entertainment.ā āAnime News Network
āNo real knowledge or understanding of the original MSG is needed⦠What follows are hundreds of pages of suspenseful war drama and sci-fi explosiveness, all of which is well and good (seriously good, actually; this is an intensely fun sci-fi epic), but itās the visuals that you are truly getting this book for.ā āGraphic Novel Reporter
āA compelling coming-of-age story. It spins personal and political drama together in a way that is both engaging and satisfying⦠This is a series you will want to put into a teenās hands, even if they donāt know it yet. Once they start reading, they wonāt want to put it down.ā āSchool Library JournalĀ Blog NetworkĀ
The storiedĀ GundamĀ franchiseās āFirst Seasonā that set new standards of verisimilitude for televised sci-fi animation returns in comics form at the hand of one of the initial creators! The definitive account expands on the classic narrative with the same sense of purpose that lit up the screen more than four decades ago.
This new edition collects the original bestselling twelve-installment English release into six oversized volumes. All of the many color pagesāunusually numerous for Japanese comicsāhave been retainedā¦only at a larger size. The masterās artwork has never looked so grand!
(Does not include essays and illustrations from the original release that are not the authorās own)
āItās a good book. Very good, actually. Very good war comics, requiring no prior experience with anime or mecha orĀ Gundamājust a well-made, old-fashioned war comic, full of thrills and spills and lucky breaks and narrow escapes and preening villains youāll love to hate and pigheaded heroes you may hate to love, and expert drawings by a master craftsman, and hard, sturdyĀ violence.ā āJoe McCulloch,Ā The Comics Journal
āOne of the best drawn and told manga works of recent memory⦠If you want to understand the fuss around the originalĀ Gundam, or even read one of the better manga works out there, thenĀ Gundam: The OriginĀ is definitely worth checking out.ā āOllie Barder,Ā Forbes
āWINNER: BEST MANGA [2013] This manga was penned by Yoshikazu Yasuhikoāand who better to handle the transformation of the show from screen to page than the man who had key roles in the original series, from character design, to illustration, to layout?ā āNEO MagazineĀ (U.K.)
āYasuhikoās work is just really strong throughout. Fights between mobile suits are exciting, and manage to stay clear despite an impressive amount of detail⦠These releases deserve as much love as was put into them.āāJoseph Luster,Ā Otaku USA
āWhile it goes without saying that Gundam fans should enjoy these books, they are also a good read for those who simply like a science fiction or a war story that is well-written, nicely illustrated, and full of interesting characters⦠[S]eriously good literary entertainment.ā āAnime News Network
āNo real knowledge or understanding of the original MSG is needed⦠What follows are hundreds of pages of suspenseful war drama and sci-fi explosiveness, all of which is well and good (seriously good, actually; this is an intensely fun sci-fi epic), but itās the visuals that you are truly getting this book for.ā āGraphic Novel Reporter
āA compelling coming-of-age story. It spins personal and political drama together in a way that is both engaging and satisfying⦠This is a series you will want to put into a teenās hands, even if they donāt know it yet. Once they start reading, they wonāt want to put it down.ā āSchool Library JournalĀ Blog NetworkĀ
The storiedĀ GundamĀ franchiseās āFirst Seasonā that set new standards of verisimilitude for televised sci-fi animation returns in comics form at the hand of one of the initial creators! The definitive account expands on the classic narrative with the same sense of purpose that lit up the screen more than four decades ago.
This new edition collects the original bestselling twelve-installment English release into six oversized volumes. All of the many color pagesāunusually numerous for Japanese comicsāhave been retainedā¦only at a larger size. The masterās artwork has never looked so grand!
(Does not include essays and illustrations from the original release that are not the authorās own)
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The classic Gundam series now in a premium Deluxe Edition hardcover!
PRAISE FORĀ THE NEW YORK TIMESĀ BESTSELLING SERIES
āItās a good book. Very good, actually. Very good war comics, requiring no prior experience with anime or mecha orĀ Gundamājust a well-made, old-fashioned war comic, full of thrills and spills and lucky breaks and narrow escapes and preening villains youāll love to hate and pigheaded heroes you may hate to love, and expert drawings by a master craftsman, and hard, sturdyĀ violence.ā āJoe McCulloch,Ā The Comics Journal
āOne of the best drawn and told manga works of recent memory⦠If you want to understand the fuss around the originalĀ Gundam, or even read one of the better manga works out there, thenĀ Gundam: The OriginĀ is definitely worth checking out.ā āOllie Barder,Ā Forbes
āWINNER: BEST MANGA [2013] This manga was penned by Yoshikazu Yasuhikoāand who better to handle the transformation of the show from screen to page than the man who had key roles in the original series, from character design, to illustration, to layout?ā āNEO MagazineĀ (U.K.)
āYasuhikoās work is just really strong throughout. Fights between mobile suits are exciting, and manage to stay clear despite an impressive amount of detail⦠These releases deserve as much love as was put into them.āāJoseph Luster,Ā Otaku USA
āWhile it goes without saying that Gundam fans should enjoy these books, they are also a good read for those who simply like a science fiction or a war story that is well-written, nicely illustrated, and full of interesting characters⦠[S]eriously good literary entertainment.ā āAnime News Network
āNo real knowledge or understanding of the original MSG is needed⦠What follows are hundreds of pages of suspenseful war drama and sci-fi explosiveness, all of which is well and good (seriously good, actually; this is an intensely fun sci-fi epic), but itās the visuals that you are truly getting this book for.ā āGraphic Novel Reporter
āA compelling coming-of-age story. It spins personal and political drama together in a way that is both engaging and satisfying⦠This is a series you will want to put into a teenās hands, even if they donāt know it yet. Once they start reading, they wonāt want to put it down.ā āSchool Library JournalĀ Blog NetworkĀ
The storiedĀ GundamĀ franchiseās āFirst Seasonā that set new standards of verisimilitude for televised sci-fi animation returns in comics form at the hand of one of the initial creators! The definitive account expands on the classic narrative with the same sense of purpose that lit up the screen more than four decades ago.
This new edition collects the original bestselling twelve-installment English release into six oversized volumes. All of the many color pagesāunusually numerous for Japanese comicsāhave been retainedā¦only at a larger size. The masterās artwork has never looked so grand!
(Does not include essays and illustrations from the original release that are not the authorās own)
āItās a good book. Very good, actually. Very good war comics, requiring no prior experience with anime or mecha orĀ Gundamājust a well-made, old-fashioned war comic, full of thrills and spills and lucky breaks and narrow escapes and preening villains youāll love to hate and pigheaded heroes you may hate to love, and expert drawings by a master craftsman, and hard, sturdyĀ violence.ā āJoe McCulloch,Ā The Comics Journal
āOne of the best drawn and told manga works of recent memory⦠If you want to understand the fuss around the originalĀ Gundam, or even read one of the better manga works out there, thenĀ Gundam: The OriginĀ is definitely worth checking out.ā āOllie Barder,Ā Forbes
āWINNER: BEST MANGA [2013] This manga was penned by Yoshikazu Yasuhikoāand who better to handle the transformation of the show from screen to page than the man who had key roles in the original series, from character design, to illustration, to layout?ā āNEO MagazineĀ (U.K.)
āYasuhikoās work is just really strong throughout. Fights between mobile suits are exciting, and manage to stay clear despite an impressive amount of detail⦠These releases deserve as much love as was put into them.āāJoseph Luster,Ā Otaku USA
āWhile it goes without saying that Gundam fans should enjoy these books, they are also a good read for those who simply like a science fiction or a war story that is well-written, nicely illustrated, and full of interesting characters⦠[S]eriously good literary entertainment.ā āAnime News Network
āNo real knowledge or understanding of the original MSG is needed⦠What follows are hundreds of pages of suspenseful war drama and sci-fi explosiveness, all of which is well and good (seriously good, actually; this is an intensely fun sci-fi epic), but itās the visuals that you are truly getting this book for.ā āGraphic Novel Reporter
āA compelling coming-of-age story. It spins personal and political drama together in a way that is both engaging and satisfying⦠This is a series you will want to put into a teenās hands, even if they donāt know it yet. Once they start reading, they wonāt want to put it down.ā āSchool Library JournalĀ Blog NetworkĀ
The storiedĀ GundamĀ franchiseās āFirst Seasonā that set new standards of verisimilitude for televised sci-fi animation returns in comics form at the hand of one of the initial creators! The definitive account expands on the classic narrative with the same sense of purpose that lit up the screen more than four decades ago.
This new edition collects the original bestselling twelve-installment English release into six oversized volumes. All of the many color pagesāunusually numerous for Japanese comicsāhave been retainedā¦only at a larger size. The masterās artwork has never looked so grand!
(Does not include essays and illustrations from the original release that are not the authorās own)











