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Description
Brief Description:
Originally published: Tokyo, Japan: Shueisha, Inc., 2004.
Biographical Note:
Shiga Prefecture native Katsura Hoshino's hit manga series
D.Gray-man has been serialized in
Weekly Shonen Jump since 2004. Katsura's debut manga, "Continue," appeared for the first time in
Weekly Shonen Jump in 2003. Katsura adores his cat Coro.
Marc Notes:
Originally published: Tokyo, Japan: Shueisha, Inc., 2004.; This book reads from right to left--P. [4] of cover.; Set in a fictional 19th century England, this is the story of Allen Walker, a 15-year old boy who roams the earth in search of Innocence.; 8; Recommended for ages 16 and up--T.p. recto.; 8; Rated T+ for older teen--P. [4] of cover.; Translated from the Japanese.
Publisher Marketing: A cursed teenage boy saves mankind one soul at a time.
Set in a fictional 19th century England,
D.Gray-man is the story of Allen Walker, a 15-year-old boy who roams the earth in search of
Innocence. Washed away to unknown parts of the world after The Great Flood, Innocence is the mysterious substance used to create weapons that obliterate demons known as
akuma.
Allen and Lenalee are sent on a mission to a city where time has stood still, a place where the townsfolk forget that every day is the same day repeating itself. Strangely enough, a woman named Miranda is the only one unaffected by the time warp. Would it have anything to do with her being fired from her job for the hundredth time?
