Hen Kai Pan

Hen Kai Pan
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Publisher : Titan Comics
Total Pages : 195
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ISBN-13 : 9781787738973
ISBN-10 : 1787738973
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Book Synopsis Hen Kai Pan by : Eldo Yoshimizu

Download or read book Hen Kai Pan written by Eldo Yoshimizu and published by Titan Comics. This book was released on 2022-04-13 with total page 195 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: “Hen Kai Pan” translates as “One and All”, and is the motto of Cosmotheism. Dismayed by the havoc wreaked on Earth by humankind, its five guardian spirits decide to act. But as they argue amongst themselves on what the judgement should be, one enraged spirit, Nila, becomes determined to take matters into her own hands, forcing the remaining four to unite in a desperate final battle to prevent her from wiping not just humans, but all life from the face of the planet. This is a highly personal and timely book that features some of Eldo Yoshimizu’s most beautiful artwork to date. With its central themes of ecology, philosophy and spirituality, Hen Kai Pan is a kinetic, emotionally charged work that delivers a powerful message that will resonate not just with manga fans, but with all readers.


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