Shokujinki
0 members
Synopsis
1. Te (手) [Hit Punch 1973, January]
2. Kaki (かき) [Hit Punch 1972, November]
3. Yami ni Umeku Shikabane (闇に呻く屍) [Manga All Goraku 1972, March 18th]
4. Juunin no Machi (獣人の街) [Manga All Goraku 1972, June 3rd]
5. Kiga Chitai (飢餓地帯) [Manga All Goraku 1972, May 20th]
6. Fuufu Koukan (夫婦交換) [Manga All Goraku 1971, January 16th]
7. Shokujinki (食人記) [Hit Punch 1971, October]
Mandarake also published this collection with an alternative, limited-edition cover titled Ougon (黄金). Around 1970, an advertisement for a forthcoming manga by Takerou Nishi titled Ougon appeared in Kyoufu no Nikuningyou, published by Homerun Comics. This was very likely just a typo, as Miki Ibara released a manga titled Ougon from the same publisher around that time. For fans who never let go of the possibility of this manga truly existing, this cover was created.
(Source: Mandarake, translated)
2. Kaki (かき) [Hit Punch 1972, November]
3. Yami ni Umeku Shikabane (闇に呻く屍) [Manga All Goraku 1972, March 18th]
4. Juunin no Machi (獣人の街) [Manga All Goraku 1972, June 3rd]
5. Kiga Chitai (飢餓地帯) [Manga All Goraku 1972, May 20th]
6. Fuufu Koukan (夫婦交換) [Manga All Goraku 1971, January 16th]
7. Shokujinki (食人記) [Hit Punch 1971, October]
Mandarake also published this collection with an alternative, limited-edition cover titled Ougon (黄金). Around 1970, an advertisement for a forthcoming manga by Takerou Nishi titled Ougon appeared in Kyoufu no Nikuningyou, published by Homerun Comics. This was very likely just a typo, as Miki Ibara released a manga titled Ougon from the same publisher around that time. For fans who never let go of the possibility of this manga truly existing, this cover was created.
(Source: Mandarake, translated)
Staff
Reviews
No reviews yet
Be the first to review Shokujinki and share your take.