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Attack On Titan: Lost Girls
By (Author) Hajime Isayama
By (author) Hiroshi Seko
Vertical, Inc.
Vertical, Inc.
27th June 2016
30th June 2016
United States
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Fiction
895.636
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240
Width 140mm, Height 191mm
212g
Attack on Titan is one of the most successful anime series of recent times; its manga companions are similarly adored. Now comes an action-packed stand-alone tale! Beloved cast members Mikasa and Annie are given a side story of their own set within the original Attack on Titan world. By expanding on both the comics and the animated TV series, Lost Girls gives a more complete look at the women of Attack on Titan.
I doubt anyone else would call Mikasa or Annietwo of the main female characters from the glorious manga series Attack on Titansuperheroes, but to me, they SO are. [Lost Girls] shows us a lot more about Mikasa, who is the undisputed superhero/badass/best character of the series; and Annie, mysterious, superbadass, andwellI dont want to spoil it.
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Hajime Isayamabroke into the manga industry in 2006 when he applied for the Magazine Grand Prix promoted by Kodansha Ltd. with a short version of Attack on Titan. The short received an award and inspired him to move to Tokyo at the age of twenty. In 2009, his first serial work, Attack on Titan, started in Bessatsu Shonen Magazine. It won the Shonen category of the 35th Kodansha Manga Award in 2011, and was nominated for both the 4th annual Manga Taisho Award and the 16th annual Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize. Hiroshi Seko is a Japanese writer best known for creating the story for the manga Attack on Titan- Lost Girls. Among his TV writing credits are Attack on Titan, Kill la Kill, and Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt. Seko also did series composition for Seraph of the End and Mob Psycho 100.