Added on 06/07/09

Product Description *100% Authentic Manga Format. *From CLAMP, the creators of Clover, Magic Knight Rayearth and Cardcaptor Sakura. *Currently one of the top manga series in Japan. *CLAMP is one of the top-five selling manga producers in America.... See more

Product Description *100% Authentic Manga Format. *From CLAMP, the creators of Clover, Magic Knight Rayearth and Cardcaptor Sakura. *Currently one of the top manga series in Japan. *CLAMP is one of the top-five selling manga producers in America. *Story by CLAMP Chi has developed quite a bit since Hideki found her lying in the garbage one fateful morning. She's learned to speak, work in a pastry shop, go shopping and possibly love? After much soul searching, Chi comes to the realization that her feelings towards Hideki are nothing short of love. Her strong emotions prove to be a threat to persocoms everywhere and two outlaws are set on deactivating her before she can do any more damage. See less

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Product Description Capturing Clow Cards was only the beginning...Once upon a magic night, an English sorcerer mixed Western wizardry with Eastern enchantments to create a magical deck of cards called the Clow Cards. These cards were hidden inside a... See more

Product Description Capturing Clow Cards was only the beginning...Once upon a magic night, an English sorcerer mixed Western wizardry with Eastern enchantments to create a magical deck of cards called the Clow Cards. These cards were hidden inside a dusty old book for decades, their powers virtually wasted. Then one fateful day, a young girl named Sakura Kinomoto discovered the book in her father's library. When she opened it, however, the Clow Cards were gone - and so was life as she knew it. The book's magical guardian, Cerberus, declared Sakura the Cardcaptor, and after many exciting adventures, she finally retrieved all of the cards. Now Sakura has earned the title Master of the Clow. The mysterious presence of Clow Reed continues to test Sakura with new dangers that require all of her energy to defeat. And this means that she no longer has the energy to support Yue, the Guardian of the Moon, and now he could disappear forever! Most of the time, Yue stays in his human form as... See less

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Added on 06/07/09

Well, this is it, people. This volume starts a whole new moment in the Tsubasa universe. It's basically a 180 degree turn from here on. Forget the mostly happy and light atmosphere this series provided for the past 14 volumes (although volume 13 was... See more

Well, this is it, people. This volume starts a whole new moment in the Tsubasa universe. It's basically a 180 degree turn from here on. Forget the mostly happy and light atmosphere this series provided for the past 14 volumes (although volume 13 was not light at all, i must say). As someone in a forum accurately said... Dark Tsubasa has begun! It gets VERY good from this arc onwards, IMO. Although volume 15 is more buildup than some people will like. But just be patient, it delivers in the next volumes. Besides, all the familiar faces in TRC 15 are gonna make a lot of the longtime CLAMP fans (like myself) REALLY happy (there are TONS of fanservice for us). This is oldschool CLAMP. See less

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Added on 12/31/08

Amazon.com: Loveless Volume 5 (v. 5): Yun Kouga: Books

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Added on 10/01/07

Description: This stunning hardcover edition contains the entire Sunwell Trilogy, featuring eight color pages of new material from the creator, preliminary sketches from the artist, and an Afterword by Chris Metzen of Blizzard.

Description: This stunning hardcover edition contains the entire Sunwell Trilogy, featuring eight color pages of new material from the creator, preliminary sketches from the artist, and an Afterword by Chris Metzen of Blizzard. See less

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Added on 09/06/07

Time turns in this volume of xxxHOLiC as the new year arrives. As it begins, the three teens are sharing their first dreams of the new year, which according to tradition foretells one's fortune for the coming twelve months. Typically of Watanuki, he... See more

Time turns in this volume of xxxHOLiC as the new year arrives. As it begins, the three teens are sharing their first dreams of the new year, which according to tradition foretells one's fortune for the coming twelve months. Typically of Watanuki, he steadfastly refuses to heed Yuko's less than subtle hints that it's not Himawari but Domeki who's meant for him, although she's aware that he's going to have to figure it out himself in spite of her doing everything but hitting him over the head with a sledgehammer (and even that might not work) to get her two best boys together. This time, however, Yuko gets backup - in the form of the departed spirit of Domeki's lookalike grandfather, who is apparently aware of what's going on and tries to give Watanuki his own hint during a friendly visit in the dreamworld but gets interrupted when the boy wakes up. In the second half of the story, a lonely little girl named Kohane being exploited by her mother for her spiritual powers finds herself... See less

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Added on 09/06/07

RG Veda is Clamp's first official outing as a manga series, as touted on the cover. Much of Clamp's older catalog seems to have been passed up in favor of other titles, such as Rayearth or Cardcaptor Sakura that have more direct mainstream appeal.... See more

RG Veda is Clamp's first official outing as a manga series, as touted on the cover. Much of Clamp's older catalog seems to have been passed up in favor of other titles, such as Rayearth or Cardcaptor Sakura that have more direct mainstream appeal. Yet, this volume and the nearly complete run (as of this writing) of Tokyo Babylon show a real intellectualism and variety on the part of Clamp that hasn't shown up as much in their work since they became more encompassed within the mainstream. RG Veda isn't perfect. It's slow, and very obscure. As near as I can tell, it's only superficially based on concepts from Hindu religion and cosmology, though I'm not nearly that familiar with it all the way through. I expected it to be a very rough book (along the lines of the raw early volumes of Tokyo Babylon) but in fact, this is possibly one of the most technically cultivated and consistant volumes they've ever done that I've seen (with the exception of perhaps Shirahime-Syo). They very seldom... See less