Short Game: Mitsuru Adachi's Baseball Short Story Collection

Short Game: Mitsuru Adachi's Baseball Short Story Collection - Paperback

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Short Game: Mitsuru Adachi's Baseball Short Story Collection

Short Game: Mitsuru Adachi's Baseball Short Story Collection - Paperback

by Mitsuru Adachi
$15.95
Sale price  $15.95 Regular price 

Book Overview

From the pen of Mitsuru Adachi comes a collection of...what else but high school baseball themed short stories. Compiled from magazines such as Superior, Spirits and Shonen Sunday, this release also features a special short from the limited edition Shonen Sunday Graphics TOUCH which Shogakukan produced in honor of the thirtieth anniversary of Adachi's legendary series TOUCH. Whether looking for romance, drama, mystery or comedy, this is the definitive modern collection of Adachi's sports manga.

ISBN9781634428521
Author Mitsuru Adachi
PublisherDenpa Books
GenreComics & graphic novels
FormatPaperback
PublishedJune 2025
LanguageENG- English
Pages202
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Mitsuru Adachi

Mitsuru Adachi (1951-) is known as one of the pillars of modern shonen and sports manga. In every way imaginable Adachi is a true veteran of Japan's comic scene. He debuted in 1972 drawing adaptations of TV series and would eventually progress to drawing short series focusing on high school baseball. He would eventually break through with his work NINE. His follow up MIYUKI is known in Japan as the original shonen rom-com but while there is quite a bit of humor, this particular title incorporates many somber themes that have made it one of the most memorable manga of all time. Through his career, Adachi has penned over fifteen series and his works have sold more than 200,000,000 units in Japan.

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