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Description
Biographical Note:
Arina Tanemura began her manga career in 1996 when her short stories debuted in
Ribon Original magazine. She gained fame with the 1997 publication of
I-O-N, and ever since her debut Tanemura has been a major force in shojo manga with popular series
Phantom Thief Jeanne,
Time Stranger Kyoko,
Full Moon,
The Gentlemen's Alliance + and
Sakura Hime: The Legend of Princess Sakura. Both
Phantom Thief Jeanne and
Full Moon have been adapted into animated TV series.
Marc Notes:
Reads from right to left in manga style.; First published in Japan in 1998 by Shueisha Inc., Tokyo--Colophon.; Maron has been betrayed by someone she loves and can no longer transform into Phantom Thief Jeanne. Rejecting the offer to join forces with the Demon Lord, Maron is sent back to the fifteenth century to save the source of her power: Jeanne d'Arc--Amazon.com.; 8; Rated T for teen.; Translated from the Japanese.
Publisher Marketing: The beloved magical-girl fantasy by the creator of Full Moon and The Gentlemen's Alliance +!
High school student Maron Kusakabe has a secret: she's Phantom Thief Jeanne. She sneaks into private art collections to steal paintings in which demons reside. Jeanne's task is to seal the demons before they can devour human hearts. So far she's been able to evade the police on her midnight outings, but now another thief has come onto the scene--Phantom Thief Sinbad--and he's trying to take the paintings before she does!
Maron has been betrayed by someone she loves and can no longer transform into Phantom Thief Jeanne. Rejecting the offer to join forces with the Demon Lord, Maron is sent back to the fifteenth century to save the source of her power--Jeanne d'Arc!
