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Mardock Scramble
Tow Ubukata
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Description for Mardock Scramble
Paperback. A brand-new title from the Haiksoru imprint, featuring the best of Japanese Science Fiction and Fantasy. Num Pages: 680 pages, chiefly col. Illustrations. BIC Classification: FL; FXA. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 202 x 136 x 58. Weight in Grams: 736.
The Future Is to Die For!
Why me? It was to be the last thought a young prostitute, Rune-Balot, would ever have...as a human anyway. Taken in by a devious gambler named Shell, she became a slave to his cruel desires and would have been killed by his hand if not for the self-aware All-Purpose Tool (and little yellow mouse) known as Oeufcoque. Now a cyborg, Balot is not only nigh-invulnerable but has the ability to disrupt electrical systems of all sorts. But even these powers may not be enough for Balot to deal with Shell, who offloads his ... Read more
The Future Is to Die For!
Why me? It was to be the last thought a young prostitute, Rune-Balot, would ever have...as a human anyway. Taken in by a devious gambler named Shell, she became a slave to his cruel desires and would have been killed by his hand if not for the self-aware All-Purpose Tool (and little yellow mouse) known as Oeufcoque. Now a cyborg, Balot is not only nigh-invulnerable but has the ability to disrupt electrical systems of all sorts. But even these powers may not be enough for Balot to deal with Shell, who offloads his ... Read more
Product Details
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2011
Publisher
VIZ Media LLC
Number of pages
680
Condition
New
Series
Mardock Scramble
Number of Pages
784
Place of Publication
, United States
ISBN
9781421537641
SKU
V9781421537641
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About Tow Ubukata
Born in Gifu Prefecture in 1977, Tow Ubukata was exposed to a blending of cultures from early childhood until the age of fourteen, having lived in Singapore and Nepal because of his father's work. In 1996, while in college, Ubukata won the first Sneaker Taisho Gold Prize for his light novel Kuroi Kisetsu (Black Season) and thus debuted as a ... Read more
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