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Fist of the North Star - [Master Edition] (GN 1)

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Title: Fist of the North Star - [Master Edition]
Volume: GN 1
Pages: 208
Distributor: Gutsoon! Entertainment

Release date: 2003-01-28
Suggested retail price: $14.95
Age rating: 17 Years

ISBN-10: 0972503706 0972503706
ISBN-13: 9780972503709 9780972503709

Description:
The legend returns! In a post-apocalyptic nightmare, one man named Kenshiro protects the innocent from evil with the ultimate assassin's fighting style, Hokuot Shinken. This second volume of the master edition features genuine right-to-left sequencing, original Japanese sound effects, large format pages, brand-new translation, and stunning full-color artwork on every page! Supervised by creator Hara Tetsuo himself, this is truly the definitive presentation of the manga masterwork!

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