Information |
Title (English) |
Dance Till Tomorrow |
Title (Japanese) |
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Fantasy Novel
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Notes |
Dance Till Tomorrow,Pulp v2#2, p.35
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Contains adult situations.
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Manga author/artist |
Naoki YAMAMOTO |
Date |
1990 |
Publisher |
Viz |
Edn. Language |
Eng |
ISBN (review vol.) |
1-56931-668-6 (vol #4) |
Pages |
208 |
Price |
$15.95 |
Size |
14x21 cm. |
Cover |
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Synopsis |
For most Japanese university students, University provides a fairly relaxed interlude between cram school and Work, in which they can make time for various hobbies.
Young Suekichi is a member of a theatre troupe. He attends his great-grandad's funeral, and doesn't remember anything about it, except that his relatives kept
filling his glass with drink. He wakes with a huge hangover, to find a sexy girl in his room, and very soon gets a visit from a lawyer who reminds him about their
'discussion' of the previous day. The attorney acquaints him with the contents of the will, under which Suekichi inherits a stamp collection worth 450 million yen
($4.5 million), on condition that he finishes college, gets married, and establishes a career.
But just who is the sexy Aya, who keeps hanging around Suekichi, and whose identity is such a mystery, and who refuses to go away? It's not hard to guess what
she is after!
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Review |
In refreshing contrast to manga like Video Girl Ai and Fushigi Yuugi, where the characters often seem about to do 'It' but never do, in this manga they do! This is very pleasantly drawn and is the freshest and most interesting story in Pulp
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References |
English version originally serialised in Viz's "Pulp", now available as graphic novel series (vols 1-4...) |
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