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Issue: Inu-Yasha: A Feudal Fairy Tale #11
Publication Date: May 2002
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Issues: #11 of 12 Issues
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Publisher: FlagViz
Brand: Viz Graphic Novel
Indicia Publisher: Viz Communications Inc.
On Sale Date: 07/06/2002
Volume: none
Pages: 196
ISBN: 1591160227
UPC/EAN: 9781591160229782009095330
Price: $26.50 CAD
$15.95 USD
Indicia Frequency: none
Content Items: 11 (10 stories, 1 cover)
Editor(s): Julie Davis
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Publication Type: Trade Paperback
Color: color cover; black and white interior
Dimensions: 5 1/2" x 8"
Paper Stock: cardstock cover; newsprint interior
Binding: softcover
Publishing Format: was ongoing series
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Illustration  on  Cover, Front
Credits
Penciller(s): Rumiko Takahashi; Hidemi Sahara
Inker(s): Rumiko Takahashi; Hidemi Sahara
Colorist(s): Hidemi Sahara
Letterer(s): typeset
Subject Matter
Genres: fantasy, historical, romantic
Feature(s): Inuyasha
Character(s): Kagome Higurashi; Inuyasha; Miroku the monk; Sango; Shippo; Kirara
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Pages: 1
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The Typhoon

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): Rumiko Takahashi; Mari Morimoto (translation); Gerard Jones (English adaptation)
Penciller(s): Rumiko Takahashi
Inker(s): Rumiko Takahashi; Wayne Truman (art retouching)
Letterer(s): Wayne Truman
Subject Matter
Genres: fantasy, historical, romantic
Feature(s): Inuyasha
Character(s): Kagome Higurashi; Inuyasha; Miroku the monk; Sango; Shippo; The Water God; The Water Goddess; Kirara; Taromaru
Synopsis: Inuyasha and Sango take on The Water God, hoping to get the Amokoi Halberd away from him and reveal that he is a fraud.
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Reprint Notes: from Weekly Shonen Sunday (Shogakukan Inc., 1959 series) #?
Miscellaneous
Pages: 18
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The Slaying Of The Snake

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): Rumiko Takahashi; Mari Morimoto (translation); Gerard Jones (English adaptation)
Penciller(s): Rumiko Takahashi
Inker(s): Rumiko Takahashi; Wayne Truman (art retouching)
Letterer(s): Wayne Truman
Subject Matter
Genres: fantasy, historical, romantic
Feature(s): Inuyasha
Character(s): Kagome Higurashi; Inuyasha; Miroku the monk; Sango; Shippo; The Water God; Taromaru; The Water Goddess
Synopsis: Inuyasha's battle with the false Water God threatens to destroy the nearby village.
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Reprint Notes: from Weekly Shonen Sunday (Shogakukan Inc., 1959 series) #?
Miscellaneous
Pages: 18
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The Wound And The Wind

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): Rumiko Takahashi; Mari Morimoto (translation); Gerard Jones (English adaptation)
Penciller(s): Rumiko Takahashi
Inker(s): Rumiko Takahashi; Wayne Truman (art retouching)
Letterer(s): Wayne Truman
Subject Matter
Genres: fantasy, historical, romantic
Feature(s): Inuyasha
Character(s): Kagome Higurashi; Inuyasha; Miroku the monk; Sango; Shippo; The Young Lord
Synopsis: Miroku is attacked by a mantis demon masquerading as a beautiful woman. In the process of dispelling the demon, Miroku's wind tunnel is damaged.
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Reprint Notes: from Weekly Shonen Sunday (Shogakukan Inc., 1959 series) #?
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Pages: 18
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The Temple Of Innocence

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): Rumiko Takahashi; Mari Morimoto (translation); Gerard Jones (English adaptation)
Penciller(s): Rumiko Takahashi
Inker(s): Rumiko Takahashi; Wayne Truman (art retouching)
Letterer(s): Wayne Truman
Subject Matter
Genres: fantasy, historical, romantic
Feature(s): Inuyasha
Character(s): Kagome Higurashi; Inuyasha; Miroku the monk; Sango; Shippo; Hachiemon; Master Mushin; Naraku; Myoga; The Urn Keeper
Synopsis: Miroku, fearing that his wind tunnel will open up and swallow him as it swallowed his father, goes to his old mentor hoping that Master Mushin can heal the wounds.
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Reprint Notes: from Weekly Shonen Sunday (Shogakukan Inc., 1959 series) #?
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Pages: 18
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To The Rescue

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): Rumiko Takahashi; Mari Morimoto (translation); Gerard Jones (English adaptation)
Penciller(s): Rumiko Takahashi
Inker(s): Rumiko Takahashi; Wayne Truman (art retouching)
Letterer(s): Wayne Truman
Subject Matter
Genres: fantasy, historical, romantic
Feature(s): Inuyasha
Character(s): Kagome Higurashi; Inuyasha; Miroku the monk; Sango; Shippo; Master Mushin; Hachiemon; Myoga; The Urn Keeper
Synopsis: Possessed by a demon called an Urn Keeper, Master Mushin attempts to kill Miroku. Made aware of Miroku's condition, a hoard of demons seeking revenge descend upon the temple.
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Pages: 18
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Urn Grubs

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): Rumiko Takahashi; Mari Morimoto (translation); Gerard Jones (English adaptation)
Penciller(s): Rumiko Takahashi
Inker(s): Rumiko Takahashi; Wayne Truman (art retouching)
Letterer(s): Wayne Truman
Subject Matter
Genres: fantasy, historical, romantic
Feature(s): Inuyasha
Character(s): Kagome Higurashi; Inuyasha; Miroku the monk; Sango; Shippo; Master Mushin; Hachiemon; Myoga; The Urn Keeper; Kirara
Synopsis: While Inuyasha battles the possessed Mushin, Sango and Kagome go looking for the Urn Keeper to free him.
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Reprint Notes: from Weekly Shonen Sunday (Shogakukan Inc., 1959 series) #?
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Pages: 18
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The Span Of A Life

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): Rumiko Takahashi; Mari Morimoto (translation); Gerard Jones (English adaptation)
Penciller(s): Rumiko Takahashi
Inker(s): Rumiko Takahashi; Wayne Truman (art retouching)
Letterer(s): Wayne Truman
Subject Matter
Genres: fantasy, historical, romantic
Feature(s): Inuyasha
Character(s): Kagome Higurashi; Inuyasha; Miroku the monk; Sango; Shippo; Master Mushin; Hachiemon; Myoga; Kirara; The Urn Keeper; The Young Lord; Kohaku
Synopsis: After defeating The Urn Keeper and the demon hoard, Mushin warns Inuyasha that Naraku must be defeated for Miroku's curse to be lifted. And he must be defeated before the hole grows large enough that it consumes Miroku.
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Pages: 18
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Kohaku

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): Rumiko Takahashi; Mari Morimoto (translation); Gerard Jones (English adaptation)
Penciller(s): Rumiko Takahashi
Inker(s): Rumiko Takahashi; Wayne Truman (art retouching)
Letterer(s): Wayne Truman
Subject Matter
Genres: fantasy, historical, romantic
Feature(s): Inuyasha
Character(s): Kagome Higurashi; Inuyasha; Miroku the monk; Sango; Shippo; Kohaku; Naraku; Kirara; Master Mushin (flashback only)
Synopsis: Kagome and the gang come across a village slaughtered by a single assassin. Sango is then confronted by her younger brother, Kohaku, whom she thought was dead.
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Reprint Notes: from Weekly Shonen Sunday (Shogakukan Inc., 1959 series) #?
Miscellaneous
Pages: 18
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New Life

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): Rumiko Takahashi; Mari Morimoto (translation); Gerard Jones (English adaptation)
Penciller(s): Rumiko Takahashi
Inker(s): Rumiko Takahashi; Wayne Truman (art retouching)
Letterer(s): Wayne Truman
Subject Matter
Genres: fantasy, historical, romantic
Feature(s): Inuyasha
Character(s): Kagome Higurashi; Inuyasha; Miroku the monk; Sango; Shippo; Kohaku; Naraku; Kirara; Myoga
Synopsis: Naraku reveals that he has restored Kohaku to life with a Shikon shard, and he will allow Kohaku to keep living only if Sango steals the Tetsusaiga from Inuyasha.
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Reprint Notes: from Weekly Shonen Sunday (Shogakukan Inc., 1959 series) #?
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Pages: 18
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Sango's Betrayal

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): Rumiko Takahashi; Mari Morimoto (translation); Gerard Jones (English adaptation)
Penciller(s): Rumiko Takahashi
Inker(s): Rumiko Takahashi; Wayne Truman (art retouching)
Letterer(s): Wayne Truman
Subject Matter
Genres: fantasy, historical, romantic
Feature(s): Inuyasha
Character(s): Kagome Higurashi; Inuyasha; Miroku the monk; Sango; Shippo; Kohaku; Naraku; Kirara
Synopsis: During a battle in which Kohaku leads a hoard of demons against Inuyasha and the group, Sango takes the Tetsusaiga and flees with Kohaku to the castle of The Young Lord.
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Reprint Notes: from Weekly Shonen Sunday (Shogakukan Inc., 1959 series) #?
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Pages: 18

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