>Emmy & Eisner Award-nominated comics artist and writer David Mack (Daredevil, Echo, Cover, Neil Gaiman’s American Gods) celebrates the 30th Anniversary of his original series, Kabuki, the story of a government agent operating in Japan in the near future. To honor the occasion, Dark Horse Books has compiled the complete story into one must-have volume: The Complete Kabuki: 30th Anniversary Edition. The entire comic run is presented in 1,280 pages in an oversized hardcover (9″ x 12″) volume with a new, gorgeous painted cover by Mack.>“Kabuki is the foundation of my work in comics,” said Mack. “Both as a writer & as an artist. Kabuki is what got me the offer to write Daredevil at Marvel, & to create Echo. All of my work in comics began from this story & this art. It was my Senior Thesis in Literature”>Japan: A woman, code-named “Kabuki,” works for a government agency known as “the Noh”. When the agency she works for is compromised, Kabuki’s quest sends her down a difficult path, which brings her into direct conflict with the powers she formerly served. Delving into the Ainu (the indigenous people of Japan), Japanese Mythology, a crime story, an espionage story, hauntingly told through the lens of the Japanese Ghost story.>Dark Horse Books Presents “The Complete Kabuki: 30th Anniversary Edition”>Get the entire collection in one impressive volume when The Complete Kabuki: 30th Anniversary Edition arrives in bookstores on December 10, 2024, and comic shops on December 11, 2024
Been meaning to pick this up some time ago. The Covers always caught my eye.
>>143352599His art is pretty top notch, I liked his Echo covers in New Avengers echo issues from mids/late 2000s at The Initiative era.
>>143352540okay i'll try and get myself a copy
It seems this one is the cover to this oversized edition.
This guy traces, no?
I read the first arc a while back and remember liking it. I need to give it a re-read. One of the series after that focuses on the other agents with artists from different people. Then he goes into mixed media interiors eventually.The 80s/90s black and white boom was such a good era for comics.
>>143352540Oh yeah, Robin Williams' favorite book
>>143353679Backgrounds remind me of Akira.
>>143352540meh