Marginal Operation: Volume 6

Brief Description:
"Foreign Shore Trouble... After leaving Japan, Arata ends up drifting to Thailand. His fame has continued to grow, and now there is no one in the mercenary world who hasn't heard of the famous Headmaster. However, all he wants is to find a place where he can raise his children in peace, and not have to send them to war just to earn a living. Will this South Asian nation finally provide him with an opportunity to do so, or will he be forced to fight?"--page [4] of cover.

Description for Sales People:

Proven appeal of subject Over 2000 units sold in print! Military fiction is a best-selling genre around the world, and this series is no exception, with over 15 volumes of this adaptation published so far.

b>Genre staying power A manga about war and redemption, Marginal Operation balances high-octane combat with scenes of connection and humor, endearing this band of misfits to the reader. The serialised storytelling also encourages returning for the next volume!

Artwork The artwork in "Marginal Operation" is in-line with the "seinen" demographic style of greater realism and finer detail than younger-oriented action series. The art style and storylines present crossover appeal with the western comics audience.

Contributor Bio:Shibamura, Yuri
Yuri Shibamura is a Japanese author best known for the series Marginal Operation.

Contributor Bio:Kimura, Daisuke
Daisuke Kimura is a Japanese manga artist best known for the series Marginal Operation.